Even if you’re familiar with J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle-earth, much changes between the Second and Third Ages. The creatives ...

The map of Middle-earth has differed significantly over its multiple ages, with Beleriand just one of the regions to grace ...

The Beginning of Middle-Earth’s Second Age. The First Age of Middle-earth ended after an event known as the War of Wrath, which saw the defeat of the Dark Lord Morgoth.

In the fantasy series’ first episode, Galadriel discovers a symbol pertaining to a lingering evil in Middle-earth. She’s recognizes it instantly, burned into the icy cave stone of Forodwaith.

By the dawn of the Fourth Age and beyond, only Men remain on Middle-earth. Throughout the succeeding Ages, the continents of Arda, including Middle-earth , were slowly reshaped until they settled ...

The First Age of Middle Earth was a unique one in that it saw the creation of the many popular races The Lord Of The Rings fans know and love, and a unique evil in the first dark lord, Morgoth.The ...

Of course, the decision to make a First Age-set Lord of the Rings series is not in Clark’s hands. It’s not even in Amazon’s. While the studio has the rights to adapt material from The Lord ...

The First Age captures the mythology of the wider world beyond Middle-earth. As noted before, The Lord of the Rings and the tales of the Third Age are like Homer’s The Iliad.

Features Lord of the Rings’ Best First Age Story Was Inspired by Tolkien’s Real Life. Middle-earth's best First Age story wouldn't exist had J.R.R. Tolkien not met Edith Bratt in 1908.

Welcome back to Middle-earth! This is the first of EW's recaps for The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power; I hope you're all as excited for this journey as I am! Those who haven't read The ...