2020年8月19日 · Also called The Final Battle, the Dagor Dagorath is an apocalyptic era referred to and distinguished in the writings of J.R.R. Tolkien. The details of this End War is described in the second prophecy of Manos. It involves the Valar's ultimate battle against Melkor, who was killed in the end by kin of Men named Turin, using his iron sword.

2021年8月16日 · Dagor Dagorath (ie the plot of Morgoth being slain by Turin) was scrapped (to some degree, at least). But the idea of a Final Battle wasn't entirely dismissed. (It is a messy case - as Christopher sort of changed his mind a little on his father's intent)

Dagor Dagorath, in in-universe pov, is a mannish legend, much like Armageddon or Rangnarok in other myths and legends throughout history. The whole battle was a legend made by Andreth the Wise-woman. Might wanna check out other people's explanation on what's canon and what's not to understand this better, what I wrote might be a bit confusing, lol.

2019年3月23日 · So in conclusion, this late attempt at reworking the concept of the War of Wrath versus the Dagor Dagorath was never implemented, and it is the earlier version with the separate War of Wrath at the end of the First Age and the Dagor Dagorath at the End of Days that remains implemented and referenced throughout the published writings.

2017年2月20日 · Dagor_Dagorath.jpg There the forces of the Valar shall fight against Melkor and The Dark Powers. Tulkas will wrestle with him, but it will be by the hand of Túrin that finally death and destruction will be dealt to Melkor.

2021年4月13日 · So I will say that A) this is a (hopefully) fun question about a fictional world and B) Dagor Dagorath is referenced to many times in the Silmarillion to be nothing. Anyway, The Second Prophecy of Mandos and other mentions of the final battle reference Turin Turambar, Morgoth, Aerendile, the Valar, and the Armies of Ar-Pharazon returning to fight.

2023年7月12日 · The Second Prophecy of Mandos was abandoned, the Dagor Dagorath was not. It continued to be referenced even into Tolkien's last writings, even certain details from the Second Prophecy like Melkor's return and Manwë descending from Taniquetil for the Dagor Dagorath (presumably in reference to the Last Battle being fought in the plains of Valinor).

2020年9月24日 · So Dagor Dagorath is a concept that appeared in the earliest versions down to the last version of the Silmarillion. But Christopher Tolkien said that it was apparently abandoned by his father in favor of it becoming Mannish Legends. The Elves had apparently no tradition, idea or anything like that concerning the End of the World.

2023年1月13日 · Imagine the happiness of little me who discovered fanfiction years before: more than you can imagine:) Obviously, the event that was perfect to bring this multicrossover to fruition was the Battle of all Battles: Dagor Dagorath. Series is named "Saga od Dagor Dagorath" and it is basically about Morgoth finally getting released from the Void and ...

2022年2月18日 · The Dagor Dagorath if we want to bit pedantic, is not canon. But is fucking cool. I mean, Turin has been waiting all this time just to "FUCK YOU" to Morgoth. Since the stories were supposed to be a mythological history of our Earth, and Tolkien said we are probably in the 6th or 7th Age currently, the Dagor Dagorath hasn't happened yet.