*_"Only you could accomplish such art... CELEBRIMBOR."_* I have never seen Sauron's evil depicted more faithfully. His angelic/Elven form is somehow more terrifying than his actual/armored form. He really is a fallen angel; formerly a Maiar, corrupted by Morgoth.
@@xanderaragon7059that’s the One Ring, but in a sorta unstable state. But when Celebrimbor refines it, the glowing stops and shows the Ring in it’s full form.
@@inspectorlunge3887 he still made the ruling ring but in shadow of mordor celebrimbor perfected it while in the silmirialian(i hope i spelt it right) celebrimbor forged the other rings including the three elven rings which he forged in secret and away from saurons corruption
She wasn't the first. In the original lore Elves like Galadriel and Gil-galad did not trust the words of Annatar (aka Sauron) and warned the Elves of Eregion including Celebrimbor to be wary of him. Needless to say their warnings were not taken upon until it was far too late.
@@death-king1834 But Celebrimbor never made nor stole the One Ring. Despite not listening to warnings, Celebrimbor and his people fought valiantly against Annatar and were tortured and killed in the process. The remnant went to Imladris. And Celebrimbor had no wife and no offspring to begin with. He was captured, flayed and used as a flag for Sauron's armies. These games villify him and Galadriel as well---and all elves by extension. It makes Shelob into some sort of burned prostitute who is wise, powerful and determined to stop Sauron and save Middle Earth. Tolkien and his God both do not approve of portraying good as evil and evil as good. These games are a disgrace.
Valthirian Sunstrider lighten up, this game is obviously not canon but that doesn’t mean it’s bad. The story is actually pretty epic (and yes, I’ve read the Silmarilian twice). Sometimes it’s fun to experience an alternate story :)
@@tentayeprimo6674 well supposedly the elves look at their oldest to be 35yo, meanwhile all the elves in rings of power look 60yo... there's not even a slight magic in them, they look so regular...
I love how they showed the partnership between Sauron and Celebrimbor. Also how they forged the rings of power. This is how the rings were forged during the second age.
Good to know facts: Sauron actually hated Celebrimbor and that for one reason: You see, he is a Maia, Tolkiens demi-gods, (like Gandalf, Saruman and the Balrogs) and as such was a servant of a Valar, the gods. He was a servant/student of Aules, the Valar of smithing, before following Melkor. As a perfectionist and student of the literraly god of smithing, he could not stand persons, who proofed to be better than him in this craft, which there were two over the all the years of his live: first, Feanor, creater of the Silmaril, the most beautiful gemstones in the world, which even Aules and the other Valar could not create Second, our Celebrimbor, whichs knowledge and craftsmanship were only second to Feanor, which he wanted to surpass To be honest, Sauron could not have created the rings without this badass of a smith While badass? Well, he eventually saw through the lies of Annatar, sadly to late, and forged the three rings of power for the elves alone and in secret, which are the most powerful, besides the One. Sauron later learned about those rings he could not controll and besieged Eregion, home of Celebrimbor, were he took him and his family as prisenors, took them back to Mordor, tortured Celebrimbor and made him watch the torture and killing of his wife and daughter. But even after beeing broken, in spirit and body, he never told Sauron the location of the rings, he never doomed his kind. As result, Sauron killed him in rage, sticked his naked body on a pike, spicked it with arrows and used this as a banner in the battles against the elves.
where'd you get the wife and daughter part? celebrimbor was the last in the line of feanor edit: nvm, I found it. Its something that was made up by this game
@@skunto Yes, you are right, it is from the games, but I always liked this little addition. Of course, it could never be true, because Tolkien said the Eldar will only love once in their endless lifes and Celebrimbor (if I remember correctly) was in love with Galadriel, but she did not love him. So, I only implemented this little thing, because for me it has made this tragic character even more interesting, but anything else is of course from Tolkien original storys. Hope you don't mind ^^
Well Sauron was actually said to be the best craftsmen in all Tolkien’s works With Aule surpassing him and Feninor maybe better only because he makes what he did under aule and the valar And if Sauron has stayed on their side he would have made equally as Feainor
Celebrimbor was second only to Feanor "Among the Elves". In the beginning Sauron was roughly equal in forging to Mahtan, also known as Aulendil, which ironically is the name Sauron used in Numenor. Sauron eventually surpassed him before fleeing to Melkors side, feeling too constrained. But Mahtan never forged or crafted anything considered "magic" and also never forged weapons. Feanor was first to do that. Mahtan's daughter was the wife of Feanor. Sauron created Ringlore in it's entirety. Which is why any ring made this way would be subject to the One. Including the Elven rings. Celebrimbor had no hand in it's development.
It kinda was overall. Except some details. The Amazon series is set in the 2nd age. and it seems it will be long. So maybe the Siege of Eregion will get featured.
@@noldorwarrior7791 It kinda wasn't overall. At all. SoM deviates from canon in so many ways it's just ridiculous. It promotes things Tolkien would have expressly rejected. And I do not have any hopes whatsoever that Amazon will portray Tolkien's Christian-inspired world with respect and accuracy. It's already a flop before it's started.
I want them to go back and make the movies about Sauron and Celebrimbor, and how the rings were made. And, the relation between Celebrimbor and Navi making the Doors of Durin.
I think you're about to get your wish. Amazon is making the Game of Thrones rival now that they paid $250 million for the rights to a Tolkien tv show based on Second Age material. WOOO!!! Here's hoping we get a sexy androgynous Annatar/Celebrimbor bromance!!!
Only that that it would be a lot different since Shadow of Mordor ain't canon. But hey we'll see Celembrimbor being tortured, shot with arrows and hanged on a banner that the Orcs will use to parade.
@@ikilledcaptainalex666 he was a Dwarf, one of their finest stonesmiths, he formed an unlikely bond with Celebrimbor, who helped him shape the stone-Mithril doors on the west side of Moria. Narvi in exchange made the bow that Celebrimbor uses.
Orpheus 010 It’s the inscription of the One Ring in Elvish. It means “One Ring to Rule them all. One Ring to Find them. One Ring to bring them all and in the Darkness, bind them.”
Annatar/Sauron's voice is melodious, yet imposing and somehow menacing at the same time. Well done on these cinematics, even if the story bends the canon in a few places.
@@albussd He created the rings and was well aware of how dangerous they were. He deliberately gave them to the kings of men to enslave their minds. He kept Talion from dying with his family. SPOILERS He later on betrays talion when talion doesn't want to enslave the spirit of a dead king. Celebrimbor leaves talion to die so that he can become the new dark Lord
@@innocentstardom5502 He had many names, some are the following: *Annatar* as in here, where he took a beautiful form to cheat the elves, *Mairon* as a Good Maia serving the Vala Aule and *Sauron* as a fallen Maia at service of Morgoth his dark master and lord.
@@ancientgodxx9932 Yes *Gorthaur* meaning "The Cruel" in Sindarin was another name given to him by the Sindar and Silvan/Nandor Elves. As I said, Sauron had many names indeed.
Very disappointing that the cinematic scene's from a video game are way... way better then the entire Rings of Power serie with a budget of over 500 million dollar. The dark vibe in these scenes are perfect, same as when Frodo puts on the ring in Jackson's LOTR.
@@deptusmechanikus7362 We have to thank God and count our blessings for having this flashback be as close as possible to what Tolkien has described both the event (up until the destruction of Ost-in-edhil and the capture of Celebrimbor, excluding the part where he takes him to mordor and having a family) and him resembling the look of his grandfather, Fëanor.
@@EugeneRossi would need to be a very evil character if they show this form. He had a very noteworthy reputation and was never to be trusted regardless of his form would like to see him portrayed in a way that makes just his presence in physical form terrifying
Judging by all the orcs behavior I think the children are just as if not heading towards the violence levels of their parents. Aggressive ass mofo's @@disputedname
His character design in this is excellent and exactly how I would visualize Celebrimbor from the books. If the Amazon series ever includes Celebrimbor, they should model it from this game
Unfortunately he doesn’t look anything like this. To be honest this game had really good lore and visuals, it presented exactly how middle-earth can look like from the books and taking inspiration from PJ LOTR trilogy as well. But damn Amazon didn’t go that route instead we got a bunch of weak looking elves with blowouts and pompadours.
That thing can shift sizes to fit in one's finger. My guess is that it can expand to force itself out of people's grip, like it probably did with Isildur.
I love that this is also true to the source material where Sauron kills Celebrimbor with Feanor’s hammer. Unlike rings of power which doesn’t really seem to try and stick to the source material at all
When I saw that and heard how the line was being delivered, I signed up for the forces of Angband, Morder, whatever. What a cunning, beautiful seductress 🫡💕
Shadow of War and Shadow of Mordor have alot of lore problems. But in some aspects they nail it on the head. Celebrimbor looks amazing. the game makes him into some power hungry fiend and alot of other lore is changed but he looks like from the line of Fëanor. Also just wow way Sauron just hammers him to death.
wait....Sauron brought Celebrimbor to Mordor so that he could torture him until he told Sauron where the other lesser rings of power were. Sauron forged the one ring by himself in secret in order to control the other rings. Also, if Celebrimbor put on the one ring you could be damn sure Sauron would be able to see him
+Julian Morgan Well things don't end well for him in the end, the ring did what it should. As for the forging of the ring, this version makes a strange sort of sense, though it is of course non canon. Celebrimbor was known for his mastery of runes, so the idea of him being forced to finish the ring, via his knowledge of runes which was beyond Sauron's is a clever idea. Gives the runes a bit of purpose beyond simple decoration as well. Same with him taking the ring, he is Feanor's grandson. Though it is of course not canon, and isn't a perfect fit regardless, there have been worse mix ups of the lore.
+hound89 Sauron should still be able see him, as he can look into the spirit or wraith world whenever he wants. Also Celebrimbor did not mess with it at all but simply claimed it.
He did and he was extremely close to doing it. Unfortunately, his own greed and lust for power was his undoing and even a slip in posture allowed for Sauron to get the ring back.
Celibrimbor in the beginning was a man fighting for his family and the good of Middle Earth, it's sad because "Celibrimbor" at the *SPOILERS* end of Shadow Of War isn't even Celibrimbor any more, one half of his soul and mercy was dumped into the new ring while the other half was corrupted by his list for power and domination. When he betrayed Talion that finalizes the last bit of Celibrimbor's soul leaving him
Did you ever play the Bright Lord dlc from the original? he had plans before Talion and him even made that ring. besides, who do you think got it in Talion's head "the time has come for a new ring" Celebrimbor perfected the One Ring, wore it, bore it, waged a war on it. it had already corrupted him utterly. you just didn't catch it. in the first game's story. finding those shards of memories is his way of convincing Talion they both fought and died for the same cause, when in truth Celebrimbor is using a grieving man as his supplicant corpse to wage the same war he did before in a bid to supplant Sauron and rule Mordor, then, all of Middle Earth.
@@Noxims47314 I agree up to a point. It was Celebrimbor, after all, who first suggested we leave, die, and go to the Undying Lands where his wife and daughter are. He was ready to stop. But Talion was the one to ask, "Could you rest?" In one sense, yes, Celebrimbor did use Talion. Especially after the making of the New Ring. But in Shadow of Mordor...I'd argue that Celebrimbor still yearned to avenge his family and himself and that was it. Once he and Talion began their larger quest to actually take Sauron down...well. What happens when you get a power vacuum that huge? Celebrimbor thought himself worthy of taking over that throne and I understand why. He thought himself capable, worthy and a superior leader, as well as a superior being morally. But he had been corrupted and his language was just like Sauron's in the end. I hated Celebrimbor's guts for betraying Talion. But I understand why he did it.
@@SantomPh Do not be fooled by Melkor's sweet words and fair semblance! He is but a deceiving snake and a Lord of Thralls! Lies he is gonna spread among you and your kin, and you will become but a subject of his evil schemes! This is all I will say to you: Beware; for the eyes of the Dark Lord blaze like fire in the night and pierce with a deadly cold any living thing that they lay upon!
This must've been in the early Second Age, for Sauron's 'fair' appearance was destroyed with the fall of Numenor. In that fair form, however, he has done more damage than in his Dark Lord form.
did you play Shadow of War? He has his elven form while he fights Celebrimbor and Eltariel. So they don't give a shit about this. Maybe they did in Shadow of Mordor a little bit more.
@@MyPrideFlag Well, he CAN take an elven form in Shadow of War, but it's clear he can't keep his true nature hidden anymore. Tolkien specifically said that can still shapeshift post-Numenor, but can only take dark, evil forms that show his evil. The "Angry Annatar" form he uses to confront Eltariel and Celebrimbor wouldn't fool anyone, no matter how handsome it looks. It'd be no different from taking on the form of the Black Hand again (or whatever the Black Hand's deal was in SoW). He's only using it to taunt Celebrimbor.
I would love to see Celebrimbor putting up an epic fight like this in the Amazon series against Sauron. It would be great to watch that Sauron had to kill Celebrimbor because he could somehow control the One Ring, perhaps, for he helped in its crafting or some other reason whatsoever. But Amazon portrayed him and his kingdom as weaklings. Poor guy could not even walk properly let alone fighting in the series. 😑
@Kian Dianati why do you feel obliged to write this under every damn thread? This game is pretty nice, even if it doesn't follow the canon fully, it has a lot of interesting concepts and it is still better than some low-key disturbing crap written by people who, like you, think of themselves as true fans of Arda setting.
No it’s not. The Ring was ultimately destroyed by chance (a.k.a. by Eru Iluvatar) because no mortal or immortal creature could have found the strength to willingly destroy it. All they could do was bring it to Mount Doom, the rest was Iluvatar’s doing.
I always wondered why sauron used a mace but after talking to my friend (who plays shadow of mordor) and after watching this now I know why HIS MACE IS HIS FORGE TOOL
Tyler Thorson 2 simple ways 1 his mace as we talked about a the party turns into the forge tool that he gives to celebrimbor and 2 if you see at the beginning of the video celebrimbor is forging something but he uses his sword not a forge tool so sauron might have used his mace the same way but he most likely used its forge tool form do you get it now?
I say this again because it's funny as hell. The lotr nerds who want to find any way to shoot at these games for being unfriendly to the lore is hysterical because the game is mesmerizingly amazing and well done along with being creative as a game idea and allowing for new concepts to form out of it. The nerds that go and say "it's not canon or lore friendly" when tolkien lore is so inhumanly extensive and overdone making anything into anything would need so much revision and altercations and by then no one would care. Let's appreciate the fact that it's as visually appealing as it is and not argue over some lore.
There's also so much gap in the written lore and stuff that wasn't continued, I'm happy with creators that have respect for JRRT's work to fill in those blanks or expand upon them - the fact that both games are visually inspired by the films gives some comfort that it can be canonical to them
Having read the main trilogy of books and watching some vids on the one ring i find it interesting the ring gave Celebrimbor invisibility aswell as... Well, I guess badass mode. From what I saw the one ring grants its user what they desire most, since we only ever see it in the hands of hobbits in the books ( if im remembering right, been a little while) their greatest desire is to go unnoticed. Except partly in the case of Sam, in the short while he held the ring and just by carrying it around it was able to partly grant him a kind of terrifying aura. Sam spooked an orc into running away and sibsequently showing sam where Frodo was partly. Might be missing some details, might ne misremembering others, id greatly enjoy learning more lore ^^. Also, this version of Celebrimbor is definitely a favorite, it seems the games akso combined Celebrimbor and the last king of the elves, the one who sting was forged for originally
And what’s the “original”? The original is the Silmarillion written by JRR Tolkien, which has no physical animation. None of these events depicted in this game make an appearance in LOTR or the Hobbit. Nothing outside of the books are canon.
The thing is Sauron should have seen Celebrimbor with the One Ring, because the One doesn't make you invisible in a classic sense, but takes you to a.... how should I say..... Ghost world?? The world of unliving? Anyway, Sauron, being a Mayar, was able to see that world.
BK-Channel it amplifies what is needed the most out of the wearer. Like Hobbits don’t have much natural defenses or strength so transporting their physical bodies to the spirit world is one of the things the ring does. But. Yes, In all wearers it eventually does eat away the body until there is nothing left on the astral plane
Well shadow of mordor and war are not cannon, but in SOW we see Celebrimbor being an equal to sauron when it comes to dominion over the ring, so by the in-game lore (not cannon) it would make sense that sauron can not see celebrimbor when he is using the ring.
I think Sauron COULD maybe see Celebrimbor, but Celli is also now Flash-to-Sonic fast due to having the One Ring, as it amplifies everything about a host and Elves are pretty fast and agile. Sauron has the strength of a tank, but is just as slow as one too.
Okay so from what I'm getting from the comments is that Sauron isn't an elf, but just this deity/fallen-angel-thing that takes the form of an elf. My question is, if he can shapeshift into anything he wants, why does he choose to take the form of a giant immobile eye? Or is that a form he's forced to take as a result of something that happened in the Silmarillion that I wouldn't know about because I haven't read it?
Before the fall of Numenor, Sauron could shapeshift into an elf. But for some reason he could only shapeshift into dark forms after the fall and when Isildur defeats him, Sauron’s physical form is destroyed. He can no longer get a physical form unless he gets the ring back. By the way, this game isn’t canon.
Because they care about the canon. However, here you can understand those who liked the game (me too). This game reveals characters in an extremely cool way. Atmosphere, surroundings. Also, the changes are added in a way that doesn't hurt the canon story too much. This is better than, for example, the new Star Wars
Some plot holes in this. The ring doesn’t make you invisible to Sauron. He can still see you if you put it on, if anything you shine like a beacon, like in the first movie. Not only that, but higher beings are more easily corrupted from the one ring. Thats the reason why Frodo was the ring bearer.
First: Celebrimbor was still visible to Sauron to some extent, I believe. However, he was likely moving at Flash-level speed, because the One Ring amplifies everything about a being; elves are freaking agile and fast, and Celebrimbor is Feanor's grandson and came from Valinor. So he's basically moving at lightspeed, faster than Sauron can move. Second: Celebrimbor WAS corrupted. That is why he became a Wraith, and later became a bad guy. But the rings' corruption is subtle and slow, especially when the One Ring isn't in Sauron's possession.
Its not elf-Sauron ffs. He's Annatar (a maia) - basicly angelic figures who can take various forms physically. Maiar normally resembled elves when taking a physical form (Eonwe/Annatar/Melian)
+PARAMOTH he didnt have a family in the books I heard of, but the silmarillion did state he was tortured to death in Mordor and his body hung on a banner when Sauron went to war. I think the family angle does add a good character motivation though.
0:29 celebrimbor was born before the first age. why would his daughter be still a kid? unless he married around this time in the second age (he would be like a few thousand years old....) wouldn't his daughter appear as an adult too?
When Sauron was watching celebrimbor when his eyes were glowing he looks like leglious From the movie sorry if I spelled it wrong but He kinda looks like him
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Stop watching this video nerds its private and only for me
What happens if you're not a nerd?
Buts it's not only for u bruh
Set it to private then you dumbass.
+Govnovision Don't put it on TH-cam! Oh wait, you could put it on TH-cam; but then have them take it down over copyright issues.
+William Wright Ash video durbatuluk, ash video gimbatul, ash video thrakatuluk agh burzum-ishi krimpatul.
*_"Only you could accomplish such art... CELEBRIMBOR."_*
I have never seen Sauron's evil depicted more faithfully. His angelic/Elven form is somehow more terrifying than his actual/armored form. He really is a fallen angel; formerly a Maiar, corrupted by Morgoth.
At 3:57 what is the shiny thing in Sauron's hand ?
@@xanderaragon7059that’s the One Ring, but in a sorta unstable state. But when Celebrimbor refines it, the glowing stops and shows the Ring in it’s full form.
Clearly Sauron didn't need Celebrimbor to perfect the ring. He needed him to help turn down it's brightness setting!
@Koy McCloud This isn't even canon anyway. Sauron made the ruling ring.
@@inspectorlunge3887 he still made the ruling ring but in shadow of mordor celebrimbor perfected it while in the silmirialian(i hope i spelt it right) celebrimbor forged the other rings including the three elven rings which he forged in secret and away from saurons corruption
@@inspectorlunge3887 it doesn't matter as long the game story made sense
Hahahhaha
All of the Rings of Power appeared as starlight between the fingers to all non-ring wearers, including The One.
His daughter immediately knew something was up. but no one ever listens to the kid...
She wasn't the first. In the original lore Elves like Galadriel and Gil-galad did not trust the words of Annatar (aka Sauron) and warned the Elves of Eregion including Celebrimbor to be wary of him. Needless to say their warnings were not taken upon until it was far too late.
@@death-king1834 But Celebrimbor never made nor stole the One Ring. Despite not listening to warnings, Celebrimbor and his people fought valiantly against Annatar and were tortured and killed in the process. The remnant went to Imladris.
And Celebrimbor had no wife and no offspring to begin with. He was captured, flayed and used as a flag for Sauron's armies. These games villify him and Galadriel as well---and all elves by extension. It makes Shelob into some sort of burned prostitute who is wise, powerful and determined to stop Sauron and save Middle Earth.
Tolkien and his God both do not approve of portraying good as evil and evil as good. These games are a disgrace.
Valthirian Sunstrider lighten up, this game is obviously not canon but that doesn’t mean it’s bad. The story is actually pretty epic (and yes, I’ve read the Silmarilian twice). Sometimes it’s fun to experience an alternate story :)
@@HiHi-lt1cb i would be down for a "Shadow of"-like game set in the first age
@@noldorwarrior7791 That would be so cool. I would love a game that focuses on Feanor and his story, and stays true to the lore
Why is it that the ring forging sequences in these games were ten times better than the 3 minutes we saw of it in Amazon’s rings of power? Lmao
Here to heal my bleeding eyes after Amazon's Celebrimbor
Wait what
Yup lol
I didn't know Amazon Celebrimbor existed until just now and I'm going to make sure I never see him
@@tentayeprimo6674 well supposedly the elves look at their oldest to be 35yo, meanwhile all the elves in rings of power look 60yo... there's not even a slight magic in them, they look so regular...
Same
I love how they showed the partnership between Sauron and Celebrimbor. Also how they forged the rings of power. This is how the rings were forged during the second age.
He/she is right👆
IT DOES'T CAAANON!
Mr Bencroft not like it actually happened anyway
@Kian Dianati Well, technically it is as Celebrimbor did help forge some of the rings from our knowledge (the elven rings).
@@mrbencroft8251 BRUH! Elven Rings? Heard of it? They are untouched from Sauron, made by Celebrimbor in the canon!
Good to know facts:
Sauron actually hated Celebrimbor and that for one reason:
You see, he is a Maia, Tolkiens demi-gods, (like Gandalf, Saruman and the Balrogs) and as such was a servant of a Valar, the gods. He was a servant/student of Aules, the Valar of smithing, before following Melkor.
As a perfectionist and student of the literraly god of smithing, he could not stand persons, who proofed to be better than him in this craft, which there were two over the all the years of his live: first, Feanor, creater of the Silmaril, the most beautiful gemstones in the world, which even Aules and the other Valar could not create
Second, our Celebrimbor, whichs knowledge and craftsmanship were only second to Feanor, which he wanted to surpass
To be honest, Sauron could not have created the rings without this badass of a smith
While badass? Well, he eventually saw through the lies of Annatar, sadly to late, and forged the three rings of power for the elves alone and in secret, which are the most powerful, besides the One. Sauron later learned about those rings he could not controll and besieged Eregion, home of Celebrimbor, were he took him and his family as prisenors, took them back to Mordor, tortured Celebrimbor and made him watch the torture and killing of his wife and daughter. But even after beeing broken, in spirit and body, he never told Sauron the location of the rings, he never doomed his kind.
As result, Sauron killed him in rage, sticked his naked body on a pike, spicked it with arrows and used this as a banner in the battles against the elves.
where'd you get the wife and daughter part? celebrimbor was the last in the line of feanor
edit: nvm, I found it. Its something that was made up by this game
@@skunto Yes, you are right, it is from the games, but I always liked this little addition.
Of course, it could never be true, because Tolkien said the Eldar will only love once in their endless lifes and Celebrimbor (if I remember correctly) was in love with Galadriel, but she did not love him.
So, I only implemented this little thing, because for me it has made this tragic character even more interesting, but anything else is of course from Tolkien original storys.
Hope you don't mind ^^
Well Sauron was actually said to be the best craftsmen in all Tolkien’s works
With Aule surpassing him and Feninor maybe better only because he makes what he did under aule and the valar
And if Sauron has stayed on their side he would have made equally as Feainor
Celebrimbor was second only to Feanor "Among the Elves".
In the beginning Sauron was roughly equal in forging to Mahtan, also known as Aulendil, which ironically is the name Sauron used in Numenor. Sauron eventually surpassed him before fleeing to Melkors side, feeling too constrained. But Mahtan never forged or crafted anything considered "magic" and also never forged weapons. Feanor was first to do that.
Mahtan's daughter was the wife of Feanor.
Sauron created Ringlore in it's entirety. Which is why any ring made this way would be subject to the One. Including the Elven rings. Celebrimbor had no hand in it's development.
And he cut off his hands... :(
this is how I will always see Celebrimbor, not that Amazon cringe
THANK YOU!!🙏
atleast it’s alot more lore accurate...as bad as it is
@@arbb5951 nah fam
@@arbb5951 NOBODY CARES!
@@amandag.6186 stop leaving comments then
I like how the dark lord wears white while the bright lord wears black
the same thing
Celebrimbor isn't wearing black......he's wearing silver-blue armor. And Sauron only wears white because he fancies himself a god
Sauron in black armor = evil incarnate
Sauron in white robes = a wolf in sheep’s clothing
Valthirian Sunstrider he was a god
He’s original name was Marion and was a Mayar
Celebrimbor is just so darn cool, there should be a movie about him!
I'd love a TV series
bds HELL YEAH
NUMENÔR JOINED THE CHAT
SAURON LEFT THE CHAT
but that's not how his history was lol
It kinda was overall. Except some details.
The Amazon series is set in the 2nd age. and it seems it will be long. So maybe the Siege of Eregion will get featured.
@@noldorwarrior7791 It kinda wasn't overall. At all. SoM deviates from canon in so many ways it's just ridiculous. It promotes things Tolkien would have expressly rejected.
And I do not have any hopes whatsoever that Amazon will portray Tolkien's Christian-inspired world with respect and accuracy. It's already a flop before it's started.
I want them to go back and make the movies about Sauron and Celebrimbor, and how the rings were made. And, the relation between Celebrimbor and Navi making the Doors of Durin.
I think you're about to get your wish. Amazon is making the Game of Thrones rival now that they paid $250 million for the rights to a Tolkien tv show based on Second Age material. WOOO!!! Here's hoping we get a sexy androgynous Annatar/Celebrimbor bromance!!!
Navi?!
Well good news, there's a good chance that they'll be in the lotr series by amazon
Only that that it would be a lot different since Shadow of Mordor ain't canon. But hey we'll see Celembrimbor being tortured, shot with arrows and hanged on a banner that the Orcs will use to parade.
@@ikilledcaptainalex666 he was a Dwarf, one of their finest stonesmiths, he formed an unlikely bond with Celebrimbor, who helped him shape the stone-Mithril doors on the west side of Moria. Narvi in exchange made the bow that Celebrimbor uses.
Don't you just hate it when jewellery betrays you?
That's why I only trust plastic
@@kma74 and Sauron was the One Ring's man
That ending where Sauron starts hammering at Celebrimbor is so epic
Ynu96 it really showed just how viciously cruel he can be....
Отхуярил своим же подарком))
Celebrimbor deserved it
No, he doesnt.
@@Hawk_9308 ok sauron
Ash nazg durbatulûk, ash nazg gimbatul, ash nazg thrakatulûk, agh burzum-ishi krimpatul!
Ameya Vinayaraj way does it mean?
Lane Myers wanna try again?
Orpheus 010 It’s the inscription of the One Ring in Elvish. It means “One Ring to Rule them all. One Ring to Find them. One Ring to bring them all and in the Darkness, bind them.”
masteroftheassassins
While the inscription is in elvish letters, the language is black speech.
You made me realize that we need Middle Earth fonts
Annatar/Sauron's voice is melodious, yet imposing and somehow menacing at the same time.
Well done on these cinematics, even if the story bends the canon in a few places.
Steve Blum is great. His voice for villains is always chilling
Bends the Canon over and has its way with a sexy spider
I still love the story in these games as a fun sort of what if
I think Celebrimbor has the coolest voice
Still better than Amazon
Man, i kinda feel sad for Celebrimbor, all he wanted, was to protect his wife and daughter from Sauron.
I know! :(
Jovan Jovanovic And make amends to the bad rep of the Noldor
Turns out he deserved to be tortured and have his family killed
@@salame2693 why?
@@albussd He created the rings and was well aware of how dangerous they were. He deliberately gave them to the kings of men to enslave their minds. He kept Talion from dying with his family.
SPOILERS
He later on betrays talion when talion doesn't want to enslave the spirit of a dead king. Celebrimbor leaves talion to die so that he can become the new dark Lord
Morgoth greatest servant: Mairon "the admirable" aka Sauron, by the elves
Annatar
@@innocentstardom5502 He had many names, some are the following: *Annatar* as in here, where he took a beautiful form to cheat the elves, *Mairon* as a Good Maia serving the Vala Aule and *Sauron* as a fallen Maia at service of Morgoth his dark master and lord.
Alex there was also Gothaur given to him by the Sindar elves
@@ancientgodxx9932 Yes *Gorthaur* meaning "The Cruel" in Sindarin was another name given to him by the Sindar and Silvan/Nandor Elves. As I said, Sauron had many names indeed.
Nerds
When the music, cutscenes and characters are better than a series on a streaming platform
When I first heard they were making a tv show based on this very plot, I was so excited. Then I saw Amazon's version of Celebrimbor...
6:50 my reaction to Amazon's celebrimbor (2022, colorized)
@@liamlightner7956 What do you mean by "2022 Colorized"?
Now compare this with the Celebrimbor from the Amazon Series... 🤣
Celibrimbor in Amazon looks like a experienced judge
Right? The elves look fruity and lame af
Celebrimbor in Amazon doesn’t make because elves do not get old , they aga until looking like in their mid 30s ,40 at most .
07:00 "You can breathe... you can blink... you can cry.... hell, you're gonna doing all of that."
- Sauron/Annatar
That last bit was so metal. Holy shit.
And his corpse is then used a a battle banner
Very disappointing that the cinematic scene's from a video game are way... way better then the entire Rings of Power serie with a budget of over 500 million dollar. The dark vibe in these scenes are perfect, same as when Frodo puts on the ring in Jackson's LOTR.
Sauron could be a charming son of a bitch when he wanted to be. Kind of helped being an angel and whatnot.
cinematic looks better than current tv show
5:19, this is when Sauron is like, "Well, crap, that's not good."
Lemme snag really quick
♪ BANG BANG Sauron's silver hammer came down, upon his head
(doo doo doo doo doo)
BANG BANG Sauron's silver hammer made sure, that he was dead! ♪
lol like the beatles song? XD
+Pixpaint1 I think I love you for this lol.
which beatles song
These scenes make the destruction of the eye at the end of return of the king even more sweet and satisfying
They got Celebrimbor's looks right, way better than what Amazon did 🤷🏾♂️
His look won't be the only thing Amazon is going to fuck up
@@deptusmechanikus7362 We have to thank God and count our blessings for having this flashback be as close as possible to what Tolkien has described both the event (up until the destruction of Ost-in-edhil and the capture of Celebrimbor, excluding the part where he takes him to mordor and having a family) and him resembling the look of his grandfather, Fëanor.
Makes me think if the celebrimbor actor in RoP can make celebrimbor last stand in eregion epic as this one
For sure, that show was god awful, I don’t believe I’ve seen a bigger bastardization of someone’s work (One that I haven’t blotted from my memory)
@@commissargab6181 Unfortunately, no, they can get nowhere near this good. They are just horrible.
Damn, Sauron sure is handsome.
***** Well, both forms have their appeal, but his elvish form strikes my fancy a bit more. :)
+Dessy K.
Duh, He is an Elf
Elves tend to look handsome
+PARAMOTH He is maia.
Well Met *Maiar
Maia: 1 person. Maiar: All of maias. Read carefully bro. :p
Sauron - looking more evil and badass between 7:02 and 7:12 than he did during the entire LOTR trilogy
Well maybe because he wasn't in any physical form that trilogy.
@@Codexter1 Well no, but the clips of him they showed from earlier. I’d love to see him in this form in any future works
@@EugeneRossi would need to be a very evil character if they show this form. He had a very noteworthy reputation and was never to be trusted regardless of his form would like to see him portrayed in a way that makes just his presence in physical form terrifying
6:51 - Damn good voice acting
What is he doing to these young orcs... They have families...
What will their orc sons and daughters think if their fathers act in such violent ways???
Judging by all the orcs behavior I think the children are just as if not heading towards the violence levels of their parents. Aggressive ass mofo's @@disputedname
@@Unknown-wb1bf very Orcist... not very woke of you...
That last scene where sauron kills celebrimbors daughter and then him is so heartwrenching
After seeing people complain about Amazon's show I feel so lucky that I've played this game many years ago.
His character design in this is excellent and exactly how I would visualize Celebrimbor from the books. If the Amazon series ever includes Celebrimbor, they should model it from this game
I'm afraid they won't make it any good
@@getlow5988 This aged Well considering the actor playing him is a bit to old.
@@cjisawesome3686 old everyoung elf
Spoiler Alert:...
Unfortunately he doesn’t look anything like this. To be honest this game had really good lore and visuals, it presented exactly how middle-earth can look like from the books and taking inspiration from PJ LOTR trilogy as well. But damn Amazon didn’t go that route instead we got a bunch of weak looking elves with blowouts and pompadours.
Rule 101 when holding the one ring always lock your fist
So the ring doesn't escape you
That thing can shift sizes to fit in one's finger. My guess is that it can expand to force itself out of people's grip, like it probably did with Isildur.
@@darthangarus2305 Ring: _pulses desperately_
Way better than cringe of power.
had to come here (again) after the season finale!
I love that this is also true to the source material where Sauron kills Celebrimbor with Feanor’s hammer. Unlike rings of power which doesn’t really seem to try and stick to the source material at all
THIS is what Rings of Power should have done. Perfect Celebrimbor and Annatar.
Ash nazg durbatulûk, ash nazg gimbatul, Ash nazg thrakatulûk agh burzum-ishi krimpatul.
Сергий Мазуров do you have a translation?
One Ring to rule them all,
One Ring to find them,
One Ring to bring them all
and in the darkness bind them.
Damn, AMAZON what went WRONG
I need this as a SERIES
HE took those warchiefs like pro
Poor celby he didn't know he was going to ruin a little hobbit's life
Only you could accomplish such art,Celebrimbor! 1:47
When I saw that and heard how the line was being delivered, I signed up for the forces of Angband, Morder, whatever. What a cunning, beautiful seductress 🫡💕
Why dose Sauron have to be so hot as that Elf?!!
Damn you game! I feel myself a little guilty when the good guy is suffering and me thinking 'wow, nice hair, sauron.
Thalliea Greenleaf thats how he was always depicted.
Thalliea Greenleaf Because he is part of the precursor race to elves
I'm pretty sure he did that on purpose :P
The interesting thing is that Sauron was of the Maiar race, the same as the wizards, so he was like a young and handsome wizard or something? lol
The BRIGHT LORD, was an epic warrior, R.I.P CELEBRIMBOR
Shadow of War and Shadow of Mordor have alot of lore problems. But in some aspects they nail it on the head. Celebrimbor looks amazing. the game makes him into some power hungry fiend and alot of other lore is changed but he looks like from the line of Fëanor. Also just wow way Sauron just hammers him to death.
wait....Sauron brought Celebrimbor to Mordor so that he could torture him until he told Sauron where the other lesser rings of power were. Sauron forged the one ring by himself in secret in order to control the other rings. Also, if Celebrimbor put on the one ring you could be damn sure Sauron would be able to see him
***** if you look close the runes glowed blue before Celibrimbore stole it, so he obviously messed with it magically.
+Julian Morgan Well things don't end well for him in the end, the ring did what it should.
As for the forging of the ring, this version makes a strange sort of sense, though it is of course non canon. Celebrimbor was known for his mastery of runes, so the idea of him being forced to finish the ring, via his knowledge of runes which was beyond Sauron's is a clever idea. Gives the runes a bit of purpose beyond simple decoration as well. Same with him taking the ring, he is Feanor's grandson.
Though it is of course not canon, and isn't a perfect fit regardless, there have been worse mix ups of the lore.
+hound89 Sauron should still be able see him, as he can look into the spirit or wraith world whenever he wants.
Also Celebrimbor did not mess with it at all but simply claimed it.
Julian Morgan Chances are if celebrimbor had the opportunity to wear the one ring he'd have destroyed sauron.
He did and he was extremely close to doing it. Unfortunately, his own greed and lust for power was his undoing and even a slip in posture allowed for Sauron to get the ring back.
Sauron looks fine as FUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK. He could be the Lord of MY Ring.
Cock ring yes
I can't fuck you no thanks
@@kmdex well the commenter is porbably a she
@@neonsolace2748 Eye candy for us girls.
If there was a movie about all of this... OMFG
Kian Dianati Shut up you bitch.
Funnily enough you may get your wish
The Amazon series may follow the story of Sauron forging the One which includes Celebrimbor
I want to
Can’t wait for the movie or series
@@juliie007 There will be Series on amazon. Not about talion but vibes like it probably
Here again to see the real Celebrimbor after some episodes of season two Rip of power
God, this gave me shivers!!!
Celibrimbor in the beginning was a man fighting for his family and the good of Middle Earth, it's sad because "Celibrimbor" at the *SPOILERS* end of Shadow Of War isn't even Celibrimbor any more, one half of his soul and mercy was dumped into the new ring while the other half was corrupted by his list for power and domination. When he betrayed Talion that finalizes the last bit of Celibrimbor's soul leaving him
Did you ever play the Bright Lord dlc from the original? he had plans before Talion and him even made that ring. besides, who do you think got it in Talion's head "the time has come for a new ring"
Celebrimbor perfected the One Ring, wore it, bore it, waged a war on it. it had already corrupted him utterly. you just didn't catch it. in the first game's story. finding those shards of memories is his way of convincing Talion they both fought and died for the same cause, when in truth Celebrimbor is using a grieving man as his supplicant corpse to wage the same war he did before in a bid to supplant Sauron and rule Mordor, then, all of Middle Earth.
@@Noxims47314 I agree up to a point. It was Celebrimbor, after all, who first suggested we leave, die, and go to the Undying Lands where his wife and daughter are. He was ready to stop. But Talion was the one to ask, "Could you rest?"
In one sense, yes, Celebrimbor did use Talion. Especially after the making of the New Ring. But in Shadow of Mordor...I'd argue that Celebrimbor still yearned to avenge his family and himself and that was it.
Once he and Talion began their larger quest to actually take Sauron down...well. What happens when you get a power vacuum that huge? Celebrimbor thought himself worthy of taking over that throne and I understand why. He thought himself capable, worthy and a superior leader, as well as a superior being morally. But he had been corrupted and his language was just like Sauron's in the end.
I hated Celebrimbor's guts for betraying Talion. But I understand why he did it.
i rather have this than Amazon garbage
I would die happy if I saw a movie of this story
In it's entirety, yes :]
That would be an awesome design for Morgoth instead.
Sauron's image is that of his Master, although Morgoth showed a face to his opponents.
SantomPh
I want a silmarillion game so far !
@@SantomPh Do not be fooled by Melkor's sweet words and fair semblance! He is but a deceiving snake and a Lord of Thralls! Lies he is gonna spread among you and your kin, and you will become but a subject of his evil schemes! This is all I will say to you: Beware; for the eyes of the Dark Lord blaze like fire in the night and pierce with a deadly cold any living thing that they lay upon!
@@feanor1488 And you think we, as Servants of the Dark, we don't know that?~
Amazon really saw this and decided to make celbrimbor a blithering idiot in RIngs of Power
Anyone else came here from..... What ever the heck that series we just watched 😬
07:00 Negan is very proud.
Sauron: Don't make me get 'Morgoth'!
I want the LOTR Amazon series to have this vibe
This must've been in the early Second Age, for Sauron's 'fair' appearance was destroyed with the fall of Numenor.
In that fair form, however, he has done more damage than in his Dark Lord form.
did you play Shadow of War? He has his elven form while he fights Celebrimbor and Eltariel. So they don't give a shit about this. Maybe they did in Shadow of Mordor a little bit more.
@@MyPrideFlag
Well, he CAN take an elven form in Shadow of War, but it's clear he can't keep his true nature hidden anymore. Tolkien specifically said that can still shapeshift post-Numenor, but can only take dark, evil forms that show his evil.
The "Angry Annatar" form he uses to confront Eltariel and Celebrimbor wouldn't fool anyone, no matter how handsome it looks. It'd be no different from taking on the form of the Black Hand again (or whatever the Black Hand's deal was in SoW). He's only using it to taunt Celebrimbor.
These CGI scenes are much better than a whole third hobbit movie!!!! :( Shame! Peter Jackson..
MySam2710 not really.
MySam2710 I completely disagree with you and shame on you for you are now on the Shek Report
NO
You poor boy you’ve clearly hadn’t seen how bad it can get.
This game story is 10 times better than the Hobbit trilogy.
TheEasterling666 Lmfao
so true!!!
Maybe because the hobbit triology was not that amazing of a story to begin with. So.... duuuuuh.
Wrong, unfair comparison. The Hobbit was written for children. At least compare apples to apples.
Maybe. But I like Hobbit more than lotr
Really I feel bad for Celebrimbor. I mean look at what he has to go through.
Crazy now hes in the new show.
And now compare this to the Shitshow that is "Rings of Power" lol.
Infinitely better
This Celebrimbor vs Amazon Celebrimbor
I would love to see Celebrimbor putting up an epic fight like this in the Amazon series against Sauron. It would be great to watch that Sauron had to kill Celebrimbor because he could somehow control the One Ring, perhaps, for he helped in its crafting or some other reason whatsoever. But Amazon portrayed him and his kingdom as weaklings. Poor guy could not even walk properly let alone fighting in the series. 😑
Celebrimbor could have saved all of Arda if when he took the ring, he cast it into the Lava. That's what I would've done.
Kian Dianati damn he’s just theorizing calm down you nerd
@Kian Dianati why do you feel obliged to write this under every damn thread? This game is pretty nice, even if it doesn't follow the canon fully, it has a lot of interesting concepts and it is still better than some low-key disturbing crap written by people who, like you, think of themselves as true fans of Arda setting.
No it’s not. The Ring was ultimately destroyed by chance (a.k.a. by Eru Iluvatar) because no mortal or immortal creature could have found the strength to willingly destroy it. All they could do was bring it to Mount Doom, the rest was Iluvatar’s doing.
Kian Dianati Shut up.
@@pixwool fuck off.
Ring betrayed to Celebrimbor, like he betrayed to Talion...
The ring betrays everyone, because it has only one master
This guy has been killed by 3 fuking hobbits (Frodo, Sam & Smeagol). The trio bad, the dream team !
I always wondered why sauron used a mace but after talking to my friend (who plays shadow of mordor) and after watching this now I know why HIS MACE IS HIS FORGE TOOL
how is the mace the forge tool? Explain please.
Tyler Thorson 2 simple ways 1 his mace as we talked about a the party turns into the forge tool that he gives to celebrimbor and 2 if you see at the beginning of the video celebrimbor is forging something but he uses his sword not a forge tool so sauron might have used his mace the same way but he most likely used its forge tool form do you get it now?
yes sir
+Jester Hellequin Are you high? Celebrimbor was already using a smithing hammer, and he was forging his sword. You can´t fucking forge with a sword :D
Riwillion yet Sauron uses his mace to forge
thanks to games we got a visual touch to this magnificent piece of art
I say this again because it's funny as hell. The lotr nerds who want to find any way to shoot at these games for being unfriendly to the lore is hysterical because the game is mesmerizingly amazing and well done along with being creative as a game idea and allowing for new concepts to form out of it. The nerds that go and say "it's not canon or lore friendly" when tolkien lore is so inhumanly extensive and overdone making anything into anything would need so much revision and altercations and by then no one would care. Let's appreciate the fact that it's as visually appealing as it is and not argue over some lore.
There's also so much gap in the written lore and stuff that wasn't continued, I'm happy with creators that have respect for JRRT's work to fill in those blanks or expand upon them - the fact that both games are visually inspired by the films gives some comfort that it can be canonical to them
Enjoy them both as separate entities, easy.
@@Noxims47314 there you go
5:22 now THAT was a risky move
Having read the main trilogy of books and watching some vids on the one ring i find it interesting the ring gave Celebrimbor invisibility aswell as... Well, I guess badass mode.
From what I saw the one ring grants its user what they desire most, since we only ever see it in the hands of hobbits in the books ( if im remembering right, been a little while) their greatest desire is to go unnoticed. Except partly in the case of Sam, in the short while he held the ring and just by carrying it around it was able to partly grant him a kind of terrifying aura. Sam spooked an orc into running away and sibsequently showing sam where Frodo was partly.
Might be missing some details, might ne misremembering others, id greatly enjoy learning more lore ^^. Also, this version of Celebrimbor is definitely a favorite, it seems the games akso combined Celebrimbor and the last king of the elves, the one who sting was forged for originally
I don’t care if this isn’t cannon it’s cooler than the original . That’s just my opinion and thoughts . It’s ok if you like or dislike this .
Everything here is cannon anyway. Except when he stole the one ring.
@@noldorwarrior7791 And the fact that he has a daughter and wife
true
And what’s the “original”?
The original is the Silmarillion written by JRR Tolkien, which has no physical animation.
None of these events depicted in this game make an appearance in LOTR or the Hobbit.
Nothing outside of the books are canon.
Poor Celebrimbor
5:22 why did the ring turn blue?
To tell you that Celebrimbor screwed with it
Amazon truly ruined celebrimbor
Is it just me or did that blade at the start kind of look like Sting?
It did, didn't it? The only difference is that sting is a dagger so the sword could be its counterpart or something.
The thing is Sauron should have seen Celebrimbor with the One Ring, because the One doesn't make you invisible in a classic sense, but takes you to a.... how should I say..... Ghost world?? The world of unliving? Anyway, Sauron, being a Mayar, was able to see that world.
BK-Channel it amplifies what is needed the most out of the wearer. Like Hobbits don’t have much natural defenses or strength so transporting their physical bodies to the spirit world is one of the things the ring does. But. Yes, In all wearers it eventually does eat away the body until there is nothing left on the astral plane
Well shadow of mordor and war are not cannon, but in SOW we see Celebrimbor being an equal to sauron when it comes to dominion over the ring, so by the in-game lore (not cannon) it would make sense that sauron can not see celebrimbor when he is using the ring.
@@Rol-E-Roll-da_real_1 Exactly. Ppl are blinded by Tolkien works. lmao
@@Rol-E-Roll-da_real_1 thats makes sense thanks for the answer i've been wondering about that.
I think Sauron COULD maybe see Celebrimbor, but Celli is also now Flash-to-Sonic fast due to having the One Ring, as it amplifies everything about a host and Elves are pretty fast and agile. Sauron has the strength of a tank, but is just as slow as one too.
Imagine how many Silmarillion fans sees this for the first time
watch in 240p for the bestest experience and immersion
Şu 7 dakika ring of power saçmalığını 100e katlar
Okay so from what I'm getting from the comments is that Sauron isn't an elf, but just this deity/fallen-angel-thing that takes the form of an elf. My question is, if he can shapeshift into anything he wants, why does he choose to take the form of a giant immobile eye? Or is that a form he's forced to take as a result of something that happened in the Silmarillion that I wouldn't know about because I haven't read it?
Before the fall of Numenor, Sauron could shapeshift into an elf. But for some reason he could only shapeshift into dark forms after the fall and when Isildur defeats him, Sauron’s physical form is destroyed. He can no longer get a physical form unless he gets the ring back. By the way, this game isn’t canon.
3:41 “Take him To Mordor.” I love Steve Blum as Sauron.
What I don’t get is why celebrimbor’s family didn’t just leave as they saw that they were getting invaded
2:04 the dark lord sauron forged in secret a master ring to control all others, one ring to rule them all
And in the darkness bind them
Why do old grumblers hate the game? A great continuation of the story, which only adds details, but leaves everything unchanged?
Because they care about the canon. However, here you can understand those who liked the game (me too). This game reveals characters in an extremely cool way. Atmosphere, surroundings. Also, the changes are added in a way that doesn't hurt the canon story too much. This is better than, for example, the new Star Wars
Some plot holes in this. The ring doesn’t make you invisible to Sauron. He can still see you if you put it on, if anything you shine like a beacon, like in the first movie. Not only that, but higher beings are more easily corrupted from the one ring. Thats the reason why Frodo was the ring bearer.
First: Celebrimbor was still visible to Sauron to some extent, I believe. However, he was likely moving at Flash-level speed, because the One Ring amplifies everything about a being; elves are freaking agile and fast, and Celebrimbor is Feanor's grandson and came from Valinor. So he's basically moving at lightspeed, faster than Sauron can move.
Second: Celebrimbor WAS corrupted. That is why he became a Wraith, and later became a bad guy. But the rings' corruption is subtle and slow, especially when the One Ring isn't in Sauron's possession.
why would 240p be the best experience?? thatmakes no since to watch in low quality
yea im wrong 144 is better
lol how about 720?
720 was the only thing available on this video if i remember correctly..that's why i mentioned it
Its not elf-Sauron ffs. He's Annatar (a maia) - basicly angelic figures who can take various forms physically.
Maiar normally resembled elves when taking a physical form (Eonwe/Annatar/Melian)
Wait, I don't recall Celebrimbor having a family in the books?
This story breaks the lore a lot
Tommy Susen Oh I see
+PARAMOTH he didnt have a family in the books I heard of, but the silmarillion did state he was tortured to death in Mordor and his body hung on a banner when Sauron went to war. I think the family angle does add a good character motivation though.
Krobbkag Destroyer Of Worlds i wish Tolkien expanded more on the elves hierarchy
+Krobbkag Destroyer Of Worlds Is more character motivation really needed?
Celebrimbor’s armor is gorgeous.
0:29 celebrimbor was born before the first age. why would his daughter be still a kid? unless he married around this time in the second age (he would be like a few thousand years old....) wouldn't his daughter appear as an adult too?
Elrond didnt get married till the 3rd age when he was like 3700 years old either
When Sauron was watching celebrimbor when his eyes were glowing he looks like leglious From the movie sorry if I spelled it wrong but He kinda looks like him
God celebrimbor has made some really bad choicees lmao
poor dude
Like all known members of the House of Feanor.