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I read somewhere that in one of the versions of the Dagor Dagorath, Turin, Eönwë and Tulkas fight Morgoth and Turin's the one who eventually kills him. Can anyone please tell me more about this or point me to the book where I can read about this version of the Last Battle? Thanks!
Here is a very interesting video I found, examining Tolkien's writings and speculating on the possibility of Morgoth's return in Arda's future. This idea is brought up: Númenor could have been destroyed because they aimed to overthrow the Valar and thus allow Morgoth to return sooner (as they...
This started as a half-meme, because I genuinely think a story such as this would have potential to cover important themes to the depths other stories (or even Tolkien's other stories) couldn't.
For those unfamiliar with it, this article covers the various versions of the prophecy...
I know on various threads this has been discussed and it's a sort of 50/50 split between forum members and how they view it. For me I can't help seeing it as cannon, anything that came from the proffers mind is true. Though I will understand anyone who disagrees as it my view mainly coming from...
A middle earth channel host I follow on youtube said in dagor dagorath that turin didn't kill melkor in one-on-one combat, most of the elven kings of the ancient days fought melkor. even earendil will fight with melkor. is that true? Do elves and elven kings of elder days will fight with melkor...
you all know that turin killed melkor in dagor dagorath. a forum member said that turin in dagor dagorath is much stronger and superior than turin in first age. do you think so? and is turin turambar stronger and superior to fingolfin in the battle of dagor dagorath? please don't say dagor...
Some members of the forum do not see Dagor Dagorath as canon because Dagor Dagorath was removed from the script by Christopher. Just because of this, it is not accepted for Turin to kill Melkor. friends, dagor dagorath is canon in my opinion. because it was removed from the story not by Tolkien...
After the Dagor Dagorath is over, will Maglor stop wandering the seashores and mingle again with the elves, just as Feanor was released from the halls of Mandos?
I am still confused with Dagor Dagorath and the second music.
Will Melkor attack Valinor with troops of orcs? Will other bad guys like Sauron and Balrogs will be alive again and fight on the Last Battle? Because I never know the details, perhaps we never know, but maybe some of you know...
Hello everyone, I'm new here. There're some questions about Melkor I want to know.
Tolkien stated that the Valar are immortal. Melkor was defeated many times by the combined force of 14 Valar and countless Maiar, yet, every time he was defeated, he always came back.
But in the case of Dagor...