#eye of sauron

[graveaulait]

tower of sauron

[eye-of-mordor]

He came in secret, as has been told, to his ancient kingdom of Mordor beyond the Ephel Dúath, the Mountains of Shadow, and that country marched with Gondor upon the east. There above the valley of Gorgoroth was built his fortress vast and strong, Barad-dûr, the Dark Tower; and there was a fiery mountain in that land that the Elves named Orod-ruin. Indeed for that reason Sauron had set there his dwelling long before, for he used the fire that welled there from the heart of the earth in his sorceries and in his forging; and in the midst of the Land of Mordor he had fashioned the Ruling Ring. There now he brooded in the dark, until he had wrought for himself a new shape; and it was terrible, for his fair semblance had departed for ever when he was cast into the abyss at the drowning of Númenor. He took up again the great Ring and clothed himself in power; and the malice of the Eye of Sauron few even of the great among Elves and Men could endure.

[odettecarotte]

[mostly-funnytwittertweets]

[trek-tracks]

The franchise crossover absolutely nobody wanted

[hometoursandotherstuff]

[camiliark]

I think the big naturals need to spread to other characters. like a virus.

[infinitymythos]

Villainy never looked so good.🪽👁️💍

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[klikandtuna]

A gift for my hair stylist ☺️ 100% self-drafted (font purchased on Etsy), stitched 2-over-1 on 18-count Aida.

[hollysmakingstuff]

Eye of Sauron pastel felt wall art

[wallflowers-garden]

so when was dave planning on telling us that baylan is trying to destroy the one ring?

[aesthetic--mood]

The lord of the rings Aesthetic

[eye-of-mordor]

pup·pet·ry

/ˈpəpətrē/ noun Puppetry is a form of theatre or performance that involves the manipulation of puppets – inanimate objects, often resembling some type of human or animal figure, that are animated or manipulated by a human called a puppeteer.

[autistook]

ON THIS DAY | September 20th

The White Council attacks Dol Guldur

[oldschoolfrp]

Wizards & Warfare, fantasy miniature wargame by Peter Irving of the Leicester Wargames and Model Soldier Society (undated 1st ed, 1976 2nd ed and 1978 3rd ed shown). Earlier printings reference many names from Tolkien's Lord of the Rings -- Ents, Nazgul, Hobbits, Riders of Rohan -- later replaced with more generic terms, similar to early and later versions of Dungeons & Dragons.