In the golden days of Gondor, when its mighty fortresses stood tall and proud upon the vast plains of Pelennor, there dwelled a fearsome tribe of trolls. These were no ordinary trolls, for they possessed a cunning that far surpassed their kind. They were known as the Trolls of the Pelennor Fields, and their insatiable hunger for flesh and blood was matched only by their sheer savagery.
On a moonlit night, as darkness draped over the land, the trolls emerged from their hidden lairs deep within the earth.
In the rolling hills of the Shire, amidst the lush greenery and cozy hobbit holes, a great threat loomed. The Trolls of the Misty Mountains had grown restless and had set their sights on the Shire’s fortresses. These ancient creatures, coarse and brutish, desired nothing more than to wreak havoc upon the peaceful land.
Word of their impending arrival spread like wildfire, and the Shire-folk were apprehensive. The fortresses, though sturdy and well-guarded, were no match for the strength and ferocity of the Trolls.
In the realm of Rohan, where the grasslands stretched wide and the majestic peaks of the White Mountains pierced the sky, there stood the grand fortress of Edoras. High atop the green hill of Meduseld, the golden halls of the Rohirrim gleamed in the sunlight, for it was the dwelling place of King Théoden and his loyal subjects.
As the days passed peacefully, whispers began to echo throughout the land, carried on the wind, of a fearsome dragon that had awoken from its slumber.
In the dark and desolate land of Mordor, where the shadow of Sauron loomed over all, the Ringwraiths prowled the ancient fortresses that dotted the barren landscape. Clad in black robes that billowed like shadows in the wind, they were the dreaded Nazgûl, the Nine, bound to the One Ring and servants of the Dark Lord.
Under the cover of night, the Ringwraiths mounted their fell steeds, creatures of nightmare with eyes that glowed like coals.