Numenor is a key location in Amazon's Lord of the Rings: ... Before Númenor was consigned to a watery doom, the king's court contained a beautiful tree named Nimloth the Fair.

Not all humans sided with Morgoth in the great war. Those in Númenor are the descendants of the other side — even if they're not exactly friendly with the elves these days.

[Warning: The following contains MAJOR spoilers for The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season 2 Episode 3.] The first season of Prime Video‘s The ...

The idea is the tree is happy and healthy so long as the people of Númenor are making choices that please the Valar. When Míriel rejects Galadriel’s pleas, the Valar are dismayed.

The Lord of the Rings’ prequel goes to Numenor in the third episode, marking the first time the city has appeared on screen and not just in Tolkien appendices. Here’s how it plays into Elrond ...

Though J.R.R. Tolkien is best known as a writer of epic adventures, his dedicated readers know that within the maker of Middle-earth, there lay a hidden side: the devoted romantic.

That included taking care of the White Tree, with the king foreseeing the end of the line of Numenor kings should the tree ever perish. This relatively odd behavior doesn’t go down well with ...

The pace at which The Lord of the Rings The Rings of Power season 2 is taking the Fall of Númenor is a disservice to some of Tolkien’s best themes.

The White Tree of Gondor is not the same tree as the one in Númenor, but it is a descendent of it. When Númenor is destroyed, Isildur takes a cutting from the tree to replant it later.