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The Dark Lord and the Ringmaker burn atop Barad-dûr. The Witch-king is diminished. We are ascendant!
~ One of the Nazgûl sisters
You face the army we have assembled to dominate all of Mordor, and you will have the honour of being its first triumph. And when your bodies lie broken on the battlefield, we will hack the Rings from your fingers and begin our conquest of Middle-earth!
~ One of the Nazgûl sisters

Riya and Yuka, better known as the Nazgûl Sisters, are the minor antagonists in the 2017 videogame Middle-earth: Shadow of War, serving as the main antagonists of the story expansion DLC, The Blade of Galadriel.

Biography[]

Origin[]

They were once Daughters to Emperor Sagong of a distant land in the farthest east of Middle-earth called the Kingdom of Shen. The sisters were sent to Mordor in order to recover the Ring of Power. They were able to slay two Nazgûl and take their rings and succeeded in defeating the Nazgul's armies. Returning to their father, the rings soon influenced and corrupted them, and they eventually killed him. The sisters then took his throne, and eventually, Sauron brought them to his service, who led them back to Mordor to become his servants.

As Nazgûl[]

After Sauron and Celebrimbor's battle, which ended with both trapped in the form of a flaming eyeball and the Witch-king defeated by Talion, the Sisters took the advantage of their masters' weakened state by attempting to take Mordor over themselves. After their defeat at the hands of Talion and Eltariel, they returned to serve Sauron.

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

  • Like Helm Hammerhead, Isildur, and Suladan, these Nazgûl are not in the books.
    • These are also the only unnamed Nazgûl that do not appear in the books.

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