This figure convinced Ar-Pharazon to attack Aman, but the attack failed and his body was destroyed. He changed his name from Mairon upon leaving Valinor. He was called Gorthaur the Cruel when he served as Morgoth's lieutenant during the War of Wrath, and he later established a stronghold at Dol Goldur. He was opposed by Elendil and Isuldur in the Siege of Barad-dur, and his defeat by the Last Alliance marked the end of the Second Age. His army be
This figure convinced Ar-Pharazon to attack Aman, but the attack failed and his body was destroyed. He changed his name from Mairon upon leaving Valinor. He was called Gorthaur the Cruel when he served as Morgoth's lieutenant during the War of Wrath, and he later established a stronghold at Dol Goldur. He was opposed by Elendil and Isuldur in the Siege of Barad-dur, and his defeat by the Last Alliance marked the end of the Second Age. His army bears the symbol of his (*) eye, and his servants include the Nazgul. This figure's army was defeated at the Pelennor Fields by the forces of Gondor and Rohan, and he resides in Mordor. For ten points, identify this master of the One Ring, the chief antagonist of the Lord of the Rings series.
This figure convinced Ar-Pharazon to attack Aman, but the attack failed and his body was destroyed.
{Sauron} (accept {Mairon} before mentioned)