The Rings of Power do not turn the Elves into Ringwraiths in The Lord of the Rings, and J.R.R. Tolkien offers a thorough explanation for that.The Rings of Power are crafted during Middle-earth's ...

Eldest” – are ahead! If you are not caught up, you can stream the series with an Amazon Prime subscription, and catch new ...

Eventually, the Elves and Men form the Last Alliance ... both Rivendell and Lothlórien are preserved largely by the Rings of Power wielded by their leaders. The brief exchange between Elrond ...

But that was when Sauron’s deceit was revealed much later in the process; in Rings of Power season 2, the elves are already struggling to fully understand what power they now control — or if ...

The Rings of Power has introduced many non-canonical characters who, however small or big their on-screen presence, got to have their epic moments. One of these characters is Rían, played by Selina Lo ...

There are nineteen other Rings of Power, including three that went to the Elves. What could the wearers of Vilya, Nenya, and Narya do with their gifts? Elves are critically important in The Lord ...

So, no. Set in J.R.R. Tolkien’s fantasy world thousands of years before the events of the Peter Jackson movies, “Rings of Power” follows the elves Galadriel (Cate Blanchett in the films ...

“The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power continues to captivate audiences ... season 3 takes place at the height of the War of the Elves and Sauron,” the logline reads in part, “as the ...

Dive into our “Rings of Power” Season 1 recap for everything you need to know to get you ready to head back to Middle-earth. The series begins with the elves bloody victory over the eminently ...

Season 2 of Rings of Power ended with a bang! The elves made it clear they were ready for a war against Sauron, Khazad-dûm was left in dire straits as the battle for the throne began, and ...

Perfect for Elves? Sure. But still ... like we’ve found nascent Rivendell at the end of episode eight of Rings of Power, season two. Aramayo: Maybe… Nerdist: Hrm, seems like Rivendell.