The Full History and Story of Moria (Khazad-Dum)

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[pim]

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[Imontaldo]

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The War of Wrath happened at the end of the first age. The war did not take place in the second age. Good job with the channel so far, great writing and storytelling

[Cutsman]

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[ashutoshsharma]

I thoroughly enjoyed your narration of the poem snug by Gilmli. It was a treat to the ears. Thank you for creating another beautiful video. I love your work!!

[CartoonHero]

I remember the first time I read the Silmarillion and got to the part of Nar and Azog speaking at the gates of Moria and actually got a little creeped out by the depiction of the scene. Azog just standing in the darkness unseen like a disembodied voice threatening Nar and the Dwarves while Nar is standing over the decapitated body of his High King tossed just outside the gates to get Nar's attention. Azog probably was one of the best users of psychological warfare among the Orcs and Goblins in the stories and it was effective on the reader as well.

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[rumpleforeskin]

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[wuothanar]

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[kori]

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[sdswood]

The poem of Durin has been spun into an incredible song, btw

[gernothauser]

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[IanHeins]

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[dandes]

Fantastic job! More content dealing with ME history would be highly appreciated. And even more I appreciate you avoiding using Jackson’s visuals, which are quite common in other similar YT videos. Btw. Your channel logo is great. You might consider offering official merchandise such as t-shirts 😉

[uidvekl]

Around 9:10 there is an inaccuracy. The orcs did not dare to delve for mithril. But they looted what they could find.

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[brandonmatt]

Man that was a cool story, I love the was it was narrated and hope to see more.

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[pup]

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