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Revision as of 04:36, 6 November 2017
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Gallery
Artwork
A realistic approach to Morgoth.
Melkor, the Elder King
Melkor, He who Arises with Might
Melkor (bottom-left) wields music opposing Eru Iluvatar
Melkor descends upon Earth
Morgoth and Tulkas
The Valar Melkor
Morgoth on his Throne
"And Morgoth came."
"And he issued forth clad in black armour, and he stood before the King like a tower, iron-crowned, and his vast shield, sable unblazoned, cast a shadow over him like a stormcloud..." - Morgoth challenges Fingolfin
A painting by Ted Nasmith, depicting Morgoth and Fingolfin
Morgoth duelling Fingolfin
Morgoth outmatching Fingolfin
Morgoth and Ungoliant destroy the Two Trees - one of Morgoth's worst crimes
Morgoth battling Ungoliant
Morgoth sentences Húrin
Lúthien and Morgoth
The Captivity of Morgoth
Morgoth unmasked
One of the scariest depictions of Morgoth ever, this is precisely how he should be shown: A giant monstrous devil clad in darkness.
A different depiction of Morgoth. Note how he looks much more humanoid than his other monstrous depictions. Also note the Silmarils in his crown
Morgoth in the Abyss
Servants of Morgoth
Morgoth's Commanders
Allies and Armies
Wargs
Bats
Vampires
Victims of Morgoth
A few notable members of those Morgoth has killed, either if he directly killed them or is responsible for them perishing.
Finwë, First High King of the Ñoldor - Slain at the doors of Formenos whilst seeking the Silmarils.
Fingolfin, Second High King of the Ñoldor - Defeated and killed in single combat between the two.
Fingon, the Valiant - Sent his Balrogs and Glaurung on the Ñoldor force, with the Balrogs beating him to death.
Fëanor, Maker of the Silmarils - Killed by his Balrogs whilst attacking his fortress of Angband.
Turgon, the Wise - Slain defending Gondolin whilst he learned of it's location.