When we see Galadriel and her fellow Elves sailing toward the bright lights of Valinor, we’re essentially witnessing a mass death — sort of.

Many of Tolkien's Middle-earth denizens have extremely lengthy lives - and then there are Elves. How long do these "immortal" ...

Elves don't get sick and they don't die of old age, so there's no natural death for elves. One way for elves to get to paradise in Valinor was to ride a boat there.

Spoilers, but The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Episode 1 ends by showing us elves on a voyage into the west, to the undying lands of Valinor. The trip is considered a blessing and an ...

Valinor, or Valinórë, meaning 'Land of the Valar', is a place in the blessed realm of Aman (also known as the Undying Lands) and is said to be free from all evil (read: heavenly).

Lothlórien sent a contingent of brave elves to aid their ancient allies in Rohan in their hour of need. Or — and I need you to hear me out — some elves don't care for boats. All I'm saying is an arrow ...

The Rings of Power added its own lore to mithril, and it explains why the metal could save both elves and all of Middle-earth.

The elves used to live in Valinor too (they were deemed important enough to get an invite) until they went to fight with Morgoth over in Middle-earth. After that war ended, ...

Lothlórien sent a contingent of brave elves to aid their ancient allies in Rohan in their hour of need. Or — and I need you to hear me out — some elves don't care for boats. All I'm saying is an arrow ...

Prime Video. The Rings of Power has already shown how elves value trees and the forces of evil do not. But this tree was far more important, for some believe it contained the last of the lost ...