Peter Jackson's film adaptations of The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit are incredible masterpieces of detail, serving both ...

The Witch-king no longer rides his Felbeast, but strides the battlefield in full regalia, wielding his Morgul Blade and a mighty iron scepter signifying his rule of Angmar… and all the lands ...

You can pre-order your Witch-King of Angmar bust now, but you might need a Steward of Gondor’s salary to afford it. It can be yours for $2,859.

Another theory is that this is the sword that will later belong to the Witch-King of Angmar, the leader of the Ringwraiths, with which he stabs Frodo on Weathertop in The Fellowship of the Ring ...

Not only could that sword, which first led men to follow a dark path, end up belonging to one of them, it might very well be the sword of their leader, the Witch-King of Angmar.

Take a look at the Witch-king of Angmar - he who gave Frodo a gentle stab in the Fellowship of the Ring - as he appears in Lord of the Rings: War in the North. According to a summary on the EU PS ...

The theory focuses on the human boy Theo, who lives in the Southlands with his mother Bronwyn, and his potential link to the Witch-king of Angmar.

Now, the Witch-king of Angmar is a pretty mysterious figure in the source material, and his true identity is never revealed. What we do know about him, though, is that he's Lord of the Nazgûl and ...

They were led by someone you should all be familiar with if you've played even a few levels of LotRO: The Witch-king of Angmar. This Witch-king is not named specifically, yet it is said that he ...

Bring the leader of the Nazgûl home with this lifelike full-sized bust of The Lord of the Rings' Witch-King of Angmar from Infinity Studio.

The powerful Witch-King of Angmar, the leader of the Nazgûl, is the most famous and notorious of the Ringwraiths. And, if we’re being honest, he’s also the coolest.