will Rings of Power ever stoop to care? Ostensibly, the show has been paying a lot of lip service to the humanity (to borrow a phrase) of the orcs, primarily through its portrayal of Adar.

Morgoth and Sauron differ in their beliefs and actions, which is why the Orcs don't want to follow Sauron in 'LOTR: The Rings of Power'. Morgoth created the Orcs by hurting and twisting Elves. Adar, ...

The following story contains spoilers for The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season 2 ... Sigil (which Arondir identifies as a "mark of Adar") on the back of Estrid's neck, which she's ...

For instance, after driving much of the story forward in the 3-episode premiere, Sauron is off-screen in Rings of Power season 2 episode 4. Conversely, after a total absence in episode 3 ...

Amazon’s new Lord of the Rings series ... This hill-troll will join Adar in the growing ranks of darkness that come together as Sauron risees to power. But Damrod’s inspiration may not ...

Who Is Adar From 'The Rings of Power?' During the Elder Days of Middle Earth, Adar was one of the original elves captured by the first Dark Lord, Morgoth. He was tortured and twisted by Morgoth's ...

The Rings of Power has made a worthy and concerted effort to change that, and it all stems from Adar. His name derives from the Sindarin language – a fancy way of saying Elvish – and it means ...

MIDDLE EARTH: In 'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power', the mysterious Adar is finally revealed as the "father" of the Orcs. His followers call him by this name, and now we have finally ...

He does not want anyone to see through the deception, especially if there are adversaries like Adar who would easily identify him. As season 2 of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power continues, ...

The Rings of Power has arrived on Prime Video and there's one notable cast change from Season 1. Game of Thrones alum Joseph Mawle, who played Adar in Season 1, has been replaced with Sam Hazeldine.