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Revision as of 12:57, 5 September 2026

Lord of the Rings › Locations

Locations

  • Kingdoms
    • Lethrain - Lethrain was a small kingdom in the foothills of the Misty Mountains, founded during the Second Age by Borlan I, who united the nomadic tribes and built the capital, Itharil. Known for its brief prosperity and strong rangers, the kingdom eventually fell into ruin when one of Borlan’s descendants accepted a Ring of Power, leading to the ruler’s corruption and Lethrain's decline. By the Third Age, Itharil was abandoned, and the kingdom became a forgotten remnant of Middle-earth’s shadowed past.

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