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You are the Ninth Nazgûl - Morgomir - King of the eastern lands of Númenor. He was a student and right-hand man of An-Carnamir. For a long time, he fought side by side with him against Melkor. It was from Carnamir that Morgomir learned black magic. After the fall of Melkor, he settled in his lands, gathering armies. After Carnamir invited him to Mordor, he immediately went there. There he received a ring, and his people soon became loyal servants of Sauron - the Black Númenóreans. Under the command of Carnamir, Morgomir led the armies of Mordor in battles against the elves. He also participated in the attack on Moria, but only after he became the ninth Nazgûl. After returning from the Shadow, he remained the right-hand man of the King-Witch Carnamir and was a lieutenant of Carn Dûm. After Angmar was destroyed and the King-Witch fled, Morgomir hid in Gundabad for a long time, but then returned to Mordor. After searching for the Ring in the Shire, he resided in Minas Morgul, from where he led the black Uruk-hai into battle against Gondor. His greatest victory remains the conquest of Pelargir. The ring is made of blackened steel, and the stone is obsidian.
The test is mediocre, too boring. And the fact that the details and descriptions of the Nazgûl were mostly made up by fans, and the professor himself wrote very little about them, which is why almost everything is different in different sources, with only a few things being standard, and then it's all fiction, doesn't add to the test's appeal.