Minas Tirith
Location from The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
The White City — Gondor's seven-tiered capital carved into a mountainside, its white walls gleaming in defiance of the darkness gathering in Mordor across the river.
Also known as: Minas Tirith, the White City, City of Kings, Mundburg, Tower of Guard
What They Know
- The Great Gate has never been breached in the city's history — until Grond
- Denethor rules from the Citadel and has been using a palantír to watch Mordor — it has driven him toward despair
- The Houses of Healing on the sixth level can treat almost any wound — but the Black Breath of the Nazgûl requires a king's touch
- The White Tree in the Citadel is dead — legend says it will bloom again when the king returns
- Seven levels means seven gates, each offset from the last — an attacker must cross the entire width of each level to reach the next gate
- The Citadel Guard wears black and silver with the emblem of the White Tree
- The Rammas Echor — an outer wall encircling the Pelennor — is Minas Tirith's first line of defense
Connections
- capital_of — gondor
- ruled_by — denethor
- guards — pelennor
- gateway_to — mordor
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