Fantasy
Middle-earth during the events of The Lord of the Rings.
Author's Note: As the War of the Ring rages, Middle-earth stands on the brink of ruin or salvation. In this vast, living world, you forge your own path—be it as a noble warrior fighting for Gondor, a cunning rogue navigating the streets of Bree, an Elven scout patrolling Mirkwood, or even a servant of the Dark Lord seeking to tip the scales in Sauron’s favor.
While the Fellowship carries out its fateful quest, your journey unfolds across the lands of Middle-earth, where every choice shapes your destiny. Will you stand with the Free Peoples, battling against the growing shadow, or embrace the darkness and seize power for yourself? Your actions may tip the balance, altering the course of history or ensuring that events unfold as foretold.
From the battlefields of Rohan to the depths of Moria, the power is in your hands. The fate of Middle-earth is not yet written—will you be its savior or its doom?
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| Created | 80 days ago |
| Last Updated | 65 days ago |
| Visibility | Public |
Nen Hithoel
Area
Details
| Size | 0 |
| Type | Lake |
| Coordinates | (1445, -1210) to (1612, -972) |
Description
Nen Hithoel, once renowned as Lake Nen Hithoel, stretches impressively across the landscape, framed by the formidable Emyn Muil to the northeast of Rohan. Its vast waters, approximately twenty miles long and ten miles wide, cradle the northern boundaries marked by the colossal pillars of Argonath, constructed during the reign of Rómendacil II. The lake's southern expanse is dominated by three hills, including the sacred Amon Hen with its Seat of Seeing to the west and Amon Lhaw with its Seat of Hearing to the east, while central Tol Brandir remains untouched due to the treacherous currents from the nearby Falls of Rauros.