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You are the Supreme Nazgûl - Angmar - Descendant of Prince Tar-Antanamar. After becoming king, Angmar fought against Melkor and his servants in the War of the Silmarils. He was known not only as a great commander but also as an invincible sorcerer. Thanks to his magic, Númenor won many victories in battles against Melkor's armies. After the end of this war, Angmar ruled his kingdom for another 35 years, until he received a ring of power from Sauron. Thanks to this ring, Angmar was able to comprehend the ancient secrets of the Valar. He studied with Sauron for a long time and gained his great trust. During the war with the elves, he commanded the armies of Mordor, winning victory after victory. He became the first Nazgûl. After returning from the Realm of Shadows, he went north, created the kingdom of Angmar, and unleashed a war against Arnor, crushing it over many years. After his own kingdom of Angmar was destroyed, Angmar fled back to Mordor, from where he emerged a few years later with the other Nazgûl. He captured Minas Ithil and renamed it Minas Morgul - the Dead City, the tower of sorcery. Then, he declared himself its king. There, he gathered strength for the war against Gondor. He participated in the search for the Ring in the Shire, wounding the Ranger on the Weather-top. Later, he commanded and directly participated in the sieges of Osgiliath, Cair Andros, Pelargir, and Ithilien. The Ring is an iron ring with a serpent pattern; the stone is schorl (black tourmaline).

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You are the Seventh Nazgûl - Moro - originally from the far east, almost from the Eastern Sea. King of the state of Uno. A prophet, guardian of the rune Kyot. His kingdom was far enough from wars and other troubles, but also far enough from well-developed states. Obeying his visions, Moro arrived at Sauron and offered him his service - the abilities of a seer, in exchange for help for his kingdom. Since then, Moro has remained in Mordor as a prophet and advisor to Sauron. He received a ring, which greatly increased his power. During the war with the elves in Eregion, he had to take up arms. He became the seventh Nazgûl. After returning from the Shadow Realm, he was in Barad-dûr, helping to develop a plan to attack Twilight. Thanks to his gift, Sauron managed to enter the lands of Mordor. After returning from the search for the Ring in the Shire, he spent all his time in Barad-dûr. Sauron often used Moro as a messenger. In particular, when Sauron decided to bring the dwarves to his side, it was Moro who went to Dain Ironfoot. The ring is a simple steel one, with a moonstone.

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You are the Fifth Nazgûl - Saith - the Umbar King-Admiral, a pirate. His love for travel led him through many lands of the West. Under his wise leadership, Umbar became a great naval power. During the War of the Silmarils, he sided with neither party. He fought against everyone who was found in the seas. He brought much evil to Númenor, and paid the price for it. After the victory over Melkor, the Númenorean princes besieged Umbar. Having lost most of his troops, Saith was forced to flee. Thus, he ended up in Mordor, where he was given a ring, with the help of which he managed to recapture Umbar and return to his old ways - fighting at sea. Then he fought against the elves in Eregion. He became the fifth Nazgûl. Returning from the Realm of Shadows, he helped Dwar for a long time in Mordor, and then went to his Umbar - to prepare troops for the fight against Gondor. Returning from the Shire, he came to Minas Morgul and led the forces of Mordor from there. It was he who achieved victory at Pelennor Fields over the forces of Gondor. The ring is a steel ring, the stone is a carnelian.

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something feels off... :/

P.S. I think there was a similar test before

You are the Third Nazgûl - Dwar - the fifth son of King Hanath. A Númenórean. Among his subjects, he was known as the Bloody. During his reign, there were many civil wars, but he himself was an excellent king. His soldiers fought against Melkor, and only thanks to their courage were they able to defend all the southern lands of Númenor. After the War of the Silmarils, he started a war with one of the island states that did not want to submit to Númenor. He burned this kingdom to the ground. Interested in Sauron, he willingly came to him to get answers to many questions. The Dark Lord helped him and gave him a ring. Dwar returned to his native kingdom and, at Sauron's command, attacked Lindon and Eregion. After his troops were defeated, he went to Mordor and commanded the armies of Orcs. He became the third Nazgûl. After returning from the Shadow, he took up the defense of Mordor - he built the fortress of Cirith Ungol and became its captain. After searching for the Ring in the Shire, he was in Minas Morgul, then in Mordor, from where he led the offensive against Gondor. The ring is a simple steel one, the stone is hematite.

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Oh, they even have names... I chose this stone, but a different ring. In general, the test is boring, IMHO. The questions are monotonous, and the answer options are similar to each other, and it's not interesting to read the history... It would be better if they wrote about the personality traits of each creature.

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.

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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.

You are the Eighth Nazgûl - Honacht - the King from the North, from the Owl clan, the last chieftain with "owl eyes" - golden, amber. The eldest of the Nine, and also a descendant of Honacht XI, who possessed the Sword of Hoche. One of the Chroniclers. A magnificent healer and historian. His small kingdom suffered greatly during the War of the Silmarils, and he had no choice but to seek help from Sauron - in Mordor, after the fall of Melkor. He received a ring in exchange for promises to help Mordor. Sauron needed Honacht's knowledge and wisdom, and he gladly assisted the Dark Lord. During the war with the elves in Eregion, he personally led the Mordor armies' campaign against Forodwaith, managed to win there, but this was not enough, and he had to retreat to his kingdom, where he became the eighth Nazgûl. After returning from the Shadow, he helped Khamûl in Dol Guldur, fought against the elves, and managed to kill Ellrohir's cousin, Elrond's son. After searching for the Ring in the Shire, he stayed for some time in the citadel in the Gundabad Mountains, from where he commanded attacks on Mirkwood. Then he returned to Dol Guldur. His ring is a steel serpent with eyes made of heliotrope.

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You are the Seventh Nazgûl - Moro - originally from the far east, almost from the Eastern Sea. King of the state of Uno. A prophet, guardian of the rune Kyot. His kingdom was far enough from wars and other troubles, but also far enough from well-developed states. Obeying his visions, Moro arrived at Sauron and offered him his service - the abilities of a seer, in exchange for help for his kingdom. Since then, Moro has remained in Mordor as a prophet and advisor to Sauron. He received a ring, which greatly increased his power. During the war with the elves in Eregion, he had to take up arms. He became the seventh Nazgûl. After returning from the Shadow Realm, he was in Barad-dûr, helping to develop a plan to attack Twilight. Thanks to his gift, Sauron managed to enter the lands of Mordor. After returning from the search for the Ring in the Shire, he spent all his time in Barad-dûr. Sauron often used Moro as a messenger. In particular, when Sauron decided to bring the dwarves to his side, it was Moro who went to Dain Ironfoot. The ring is a simple steel one, with a moonstone.

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You are the Eighth Nazgûl – Honacht – the King from the North, from the Owl clan, the last chieftain with “owl eyes” – golden, amber. The eldest of the Nine, and also a descendant of Honacht XI, with the Sword of Hoche in his possession. From the Chroniclers. A magnificent healer and historian. His small kingdom suffered greatly during the War of the Silmarils, and he had no choice but to seek help from Sauron – in Mordor, after the fall of Melkor. He received a ring in exchange for promises to help Mordor. Sauron needed Honacht’s knowledge and wisdom, and he gladly assisted the Dark Lord. During the war with the elves in Eregion, he personally led the Mordor armies in their campaign against Forodwaith, managing to achieve victory there, but this was not enough, and he had to retreat to his kingdom, where he became the eighth Nazgûl. After returning from the Shadow, he helped Camul in Dol Guldur, fought against the elves, and managed to kill Ellrohir’s cousin, the son of Elrond. After searching for the Ring in the Shire, he spent some time in the citadel in the Gundabad Mountains, from where he commanded attacks on Mirkwood. Then he returned to Dol Guldur. His ring is a steel serpent with eyes made of heliotrope.

You are the Supreme Nazgûl - Angmar - Descendant of Prince Tar-Antanamar. After becoming king, Angmar fought against Melkor and his servants in the War of the Silmarils. He was known not only as a great commander but also as an invincible sorcerer. Thanks to his magic, Númenor won many victories in battles against Melkor's armies. After the end of this war, Angmar ruled in his kingdom for another 35 years, until he received the Ring of Power from Sauron. Thanks to this ring, Angmar was able to comprehend the ancient secrets of the Valar. He studied with Sauron for a long time and gained his great trust. During the war with the elves, he commanded the armies of Mordor, winning victory after victory. He became the first Nazgûl. After returning from the Realm of Shadows, he went north, created the kingdom of Angmar, and waged war against Arnor, crushing it over many years. After his own kingdom of Angmar was destroyed, Angmar fled back to Mordor, from where he emerged a few years later with the other Nazgûl. He captured Minas Ithil and renamed it Minas Morgul - the Dead City, the tower of sorcery. Then, he declared himself its king. There, he gathered strength for war against Gondor. He participated in the search for the Ring in the Shire, wounding the Ranger on the Weather-top. Later, he commanded and directly participated in the sieges of Osgiliath, Cair Andros, Pelargir, and Ithilien. The Ring is an iron ring with a serpent pattern; the stone is schorl (black tourmaline).

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I didn't think I would be the Supreme one

You are the Supreme Nazgûl – An-Carnamir – Descendant of Prince Tar-Antanamar. After becoming king, An-Carnamir fought against Melkor and his servants in the War of the Silmarils. He was known not only as a great commander but also as an invincible sorcerer. Thanks to his magic, Númenor won many victories in battles against Melkor's armies. After the end of this war, An-Carnamir ruled his kingdom for another 35 years, until he received the Ring of Power from Sauron. Thanks to this ring, An-Carnamir was able to comprehend the ancient secrets of the Valar. He studied with Sauron for a long time and gained his great trust. During the war with the elves, he commanded the armies of Mordor, winning victory after victory. He became the first Nazgûl. After returning from the Realm of Shadows, he went north, created the kingdom of Angmar, and waged war against Arnor, crushing it over many years. After his own kingdom of Angmar was destroyed, An-Carnamir fled back to Mordor, from where he emerged a few years later with the other Nazgûl. He captured Minas Ithil and renamed it Minas Morgul – the Dead City, the Tower of Sorcery. Then, he declared himself its king. There, he gathered strength for war against Gondor. He participated in the search for the Ring in the Shire, wounding the Ranger on the Windtop. Later, he commanded and directly participated in the sieges of Osgiliath, Cair Andros, Volod, and Ithilien. The Ring is an iron ring with a serpent pattern; the stone is schorl (black tourmaline).

You are the Seventh Nazgûl – Moro – originally from the far east, almost from the Eastern Sea. King of the state of Uno. A prophet, guardian of the rune Kyot. His kingdom was far enough from wars and other troubles, but also far enough from well-developed states. Obeying his visions, Moro arrived at Sauron and offered him his service – the abilities of a seer, in exchange for help for his kingdom. Since then, Moro has remained in Mordor as a prophet and advisor to Sauron. He received a ring, which greatly increased his power. During the war with the elves in Eregion, he had to take up arms. He became the seventh Nazgûl. After returning from the Shadow Realm, he was in Barad-dûr, helping to develop a plan to attack Twilight. Thanks to his gift, Sauron managed to enter the lands of Mordor. After returning from the search for the Ring in the Shire, he spent all his time in Barad-dûr. Sauron often used Moro as a messenger. In particular, when Sauron decided to enlist the dwarves on his side, it was Moro who went to Dain Ironfoot. The ring is a simple steel one, with a moonstone.