Description From Tolkien's " Silmarillion": The Maiar are less powerful than the Valar, the gods of Middle Earth; some kind of angelic, elemental spirits. All of them serve their particular Valar. I didn't draw the later Blue Wizards or Balrogs, for I had no real picture of them in mind (yet). Btw: Even non-Silmarillion-readers will discover some people they know in the first and last row. Short and easy Who is Who: Eonwe: Manwe’s banner-bearer and herald, one of the chiefs of the Maiar…

The awakening of the Elves at Cuivienen

This HD wallpaper is about The Lord of the Rings, J. R. R. Tolkien, The Silmarillion, elven, Original wallpaper dimensions is 2550x1440px, file size is 318.37KB

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Fëanor Reborn. Commission for Magnificat of the Damned. Book IV. Anvil. by Insant

Fingolfin

Christopher Tolkien wraps up a four-decade curation of his father’s legacy.

Silmarillion characters by derf by derf x2 on DeviantArt | 2021-03-29

For Fëanor, being come to his full might, was filled with a new thought, or it may be that some shadow of foreknowledge came to him of the doom that drew near; and he pondered how the light of the Trees, the glory of the Blessed Realm, might be preserved imperishable. Then he began a long and secret labour, and he summoned all his lore, and his power, and his subtle skill; and at the end of all he made the Silmarils. J.R.R.Tolkien, "Silmarillion"

Feanor Sons...I got Maglor