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Inktober 2025 31.) Award
Award to the Best Slave Nazgul.
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Inktober 2025 31.) Award
Award to the Best Slave Nazgul.
Links 2025 2019 2018
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Where do the Nazgul live?
Inktober 2025 14.) Trunk
Trunk full of medical equipment of Akhorahil the Blind Doctor, Fifth of the Nine.
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Trying to see if I could draw them in short hair and still able to make them distinguishable.
Just some expressions I did for my discord. I think Smug Khamul is gonna get used the most.
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How many Children did each Nazgul Have?
From greatest to least:
Khamul was the most accomplished of the Nine when it came to having kids. While he had no children prior to accepting a ring of power, between accepting a ring and the downfall of Numenor he would go on to have hundreds of children (Honestly, he lost count of the exact number). By the time the Fourth Age would come, more than half of the population of Rhun could trace back lineage to him. In fact, it was more common to be able to claim a relationship to him in the East than it was to not.
Dwar had four children prior to accepting a ring of power, and six dogs. He has several descendant by the Fourth Age, one of whom still reigns over the southern-most region of Harad. More importantly, he now has at least thirty dogs.
Akhorahil had three children during her life time, two before accepting a ring of power and one after, each with different men. She has at least one descendant by the Fourth Age who would follow in her footsteps and become a pirate. There are probably more, but Akhorahil never has been big on 'family'.
Ren had two children prior to accepting a ring of power, and both would killed prior to his acceptance of a ring as well. He would have no more children, and none of his grandchildren would survive either, giving him no direct descendants by the Fourth Age, though his family line does live on in distant relatives
Indur had two children (twins) prior to accepting a ring of power, though was only aware of one which he killed. He has several living descendants by the Fourth Age that he is currently unaware of.
Adunaphel had one child prior to accepting a ring of power, entirely for political reasons. She would have none after this. By the Fourth Age, she has several living descendants, and two-ish unliving descendants (Angmar and Isildur).
Hoarmurath had one child prior to accepting a ring of power. No one can be certain if she has any living descendants by the Fourth Age.
Uvatha had one child during his life before accepting a ring of power. By the Fourth Age, Uvatha would have no living descendants or living relatives at all for that matter.
Angmar has no biological children.
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Left - playing around with 3D to compare heights(left to right, Khamul, Murazor|Angmar, Mairon) Right - thinking about Mairon’s crown design, was too slack to colour
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Aside from the already well-known dynamics of Khamûl and Angmar, or Angmar and Indur, how are the relationships between the Nazgûl?
Great question! With exceptions of Angmar and Khamul, most of the Nine get along fine with each other. However, just getting along fine at the tower doesn't translate to being good in the field. Here's a couple of notable squads that may or may not be deployed:
Khamul + Akhorahil + Adunaphel, aka 'Girl's Night'. The mission will take 200% longer than it should because they get distracted gossiping/having a spa day/having fun. But any mission they're sent on will be successful. Uvatha + Dwar, aka 'Animal Bros'. NEVER pair these two together for long missions. Although Uvatha and Dwar get along well, the dogs will harass the horses, and the amount of rations required is simply ungodly. They will also come home with more animals than they left with.
Ren + Anyone, aka 'Therapy'. If one of the Nine seems bummed out, send them on a low-stakes mission alongside Ren. They'll feel much better when they come back.
Angmar + Akhorahil + Adunaphel, aka 'The Numenoreans'. Fantastic combat squad. HORRIBLE diplomatic squad. Indur's absence will make Angmar more short-tempered with his allies, so only deploy this group sparingly or else Akhorahil and Adunaphel may end up killing him.
Indur + Anyone except Angmar, aka 'No.' The mission will be completed. Much faster than usual, even. But inevitably whoever was sent alongside Indur will show up at Mairon's office to complain and demand to never be sent on a mission with Indur where Angmar is not present again. Not because Indur did anything wrong or anything, but he literally just sat silently in the corner the whole time looking really sad and he might have even cried at some point? It was really awkward.