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The film does show them mowing down soldiers with their claws and inspiring terror in others: https://youtu.be/HX4KKkSKZAY?t=197 https://youtu.be/HX4KKkSKZAY?t=
by HenryKissinger 7y ago
The film does show them mowing down soldiers with their claws and inspiring terror in others: https://youtu.be/HX4KKkSKZAY?t=197 https://youtu.be/HX4KKkSKZAY?t=197
- arethuza 7y agoI seem to recall that one of the names for Angmar was "The Captain of Despair" - literally a terror weapon.
- zipwitch 7y agoObligatory pedantry: "Angmar" was the name of the northern realm which the Lord of the Nazgul once ruled as the "Witch-King of Angmar". We don't know what his original name was, although I believe there's a reference to him being a Lord of Numenor somewhere. Tor.com recently had a nice overview of him: https://www.tor.com/2019/10/31/exploring-the-people-of-middle-earth-the-witch-king-of-angmar-lord-of-the-nazgul/ https://www.tor.com/2019/10/31/exploring-the-people-of-middl... The only canonically named Ringwraith was Khamul, the Witch-king's number two. (Roleplaying game company Iron Crown Enterprises once put out some nice but totally unofficial names for all the Nazgul.)