-
known as the Men of the Mountains. They
built a
subterranean complex at
Dunharrow,
later known as the
Paths of the Dead,
which extended through the mountain-range...
-
Marshes and the
Paths of the Dead,
which are
guarded by the Dead Men of
Dunharrow. Orcs are a race
first bred by Morgoth,
mostly living in
mountain caves...
- they had left or died out
before the Akallabêth, as had the Púkel-men of
Dunharrow. At the end of the
Third Age the Drûgs
still lived in the Drúadan Forest...
- Harrowdale, are the
hamlets of
Upbourn and Underharrow. At the head of
Dunharrow (from Old
English Dûnhaerg, "the
heathen fane on the hillside") is a refuge...
- young. The
women and
children of Théoden's
capital Edoras were safe in
Dunharrow, led by the King's
niece Éowyn. The
garrison of Helm's Deep consisted...
- of the North,
takes the
Paths of the Dead to
recruit the Dead Men of
Dunharrow,
oathbreakers who are
bound by an
ancient curse which denies them rest...
-
Company on the
Paths of the Dead.
After Aragorn summoned the Dead of
Dunharrow to
fight for him,
Legolas saw them
terrify the
Corsairs of
Umbar from...
-
thinks his
nephew Fréaláf a
coward for
wishing to
evacuate Edoras to
Dunharrow fortress, and
casts him out. Helm
prepares for
battle after Lord Thorne...
-
defend it,
Aragorn takes the
Paths of the Dead,
summoning the Dead Men of
Dunharrow. The Dead Men owed
allegiance to
Aragorn as the heir of Isildur; it had...
- The Lord of the
Rings used the term for both Nazgûl and the dead men of
Dunharrow. Tolkien's barrow-wights bear
obvious similarity to, and were inspired...
