The Witch-king of Angmar secretly has a fascinating history with Gríma Wormtongue, but it is buried deep in The Lord of the Rings' lore.

Heroes The Witch-king of Angmar Fleeing defeat at the hands of the Last Alliance, the Witch-king's ambition and lust for power is not so easily thwarted.

The powerful Witch-King of Angmar, the leader of the Nazgûl, is the most famous and notorious of the Ringwraiths. And, if we’re being honest, he’s also the coolest.

Bring the leader of the Nazgûl home with this lifelike full-sized bust of The Lord of the Rings' Witch-King of Angmar from Infinity Studio.

Take a look at the Witch-king of Angmar - he who gave Frodo a gentle stab in the Fellowship of the Ring - as he appears in Lord of the Rings: War in the North. According to a summary on the EU PS ...

If it turns out that Halbrand really is the king of the Southlands then that means he is perfectly suited to becoming the Witch-king of Angmar, because, as he said, his ancestors swore a "blood ...

Now, the Witch-king of Angmar is a pretty mysterious figure in the source material, and his true identity is never revealed.

The Thrall Master was created on the idea of intimidation. When the Witch King came into Angmar, he basically bullied the locals into fighting for him.

Rise of the Witch-King is set years after that event as the Witch-King, Sauron's fearsome lieutenant, must once again rally the forces of evil by establishing a new kingdom in the lands of Angmar.

The new campaign tells the story of the evil Witch-king’s rise to power, domination of Angmar and the invasion of the great kingdom of Arnor (home to Aragorn’s ancestors).

Bring the leader of the Nazgûl home with this lifelike full-sized bust of The Lord of the Rings' Witch-King of Angmar from Infinity Studio.