Nazgul Rings

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Creator	Pythas
Date Forged	Ancient Forest Times (over 300 years ago)
Quantity	12 Currently Known
Origin	Das
Classification	Dark Magic Artifacts

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What is a Nazgul Ring?

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A nazgul ring is a ring that gives the holder of The One Ring the power to possess and control the actions of people who wear the lesser nazgul rings. They are evil in nature and they each have a kind of quality that attracts its owner to it and makes it hard, if not impossible, for the owner to part with the ring.

Powers

Each nazgul ring has a different power that it can enable the owner to use. Most also give a higher amount of health with it and has other side effects like a specific glow or ovac.
Here is a list of rings and what power(s) it enables the owner to use:

• Ring of Nunmeniel - Purple Glow, Higher Percent Health,
• Ring of Adamant - usage of the /tell command
• Ring of Mandos -
• Ring of Indur - Makes owner into a cloud of smoke that is unable to be arrested and able to escape jail
• Ring of Randal - Access to /whisper
• Ring of Rangle - Spawn vultures, take form of vulture
• Ring of Drogoth -
• Ring of Gothmog - Spawn Goblins, Green Glow
• Ring of Amir -
• Ring of Raegon - Makes owner into an iceghost
• Ring of Malekai - Inverts owner
• Ring of Khamul -

Please add to this list as more is learned about each ring.

Where did the Rings Come From?

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The rings were forged by Pythas in ancient times and given out as gifts to forest people, especially to those who were in positions of great power. He told them that the rings would make them more powerful and give them more strength. Over time, some of the Forest Lords and Ladies grew weary of the rings and discovered that they were actually evil and that Pythas could use them to control the owners of the rings. Thus the rings were banished from the forest and every ring owner was commanded dispose of their rings, though not everyone did so and some where kept circulating around.

How did Pythas Forge the Rings?

Pythas forged the rings in the fires of a volcano on the land of Das. He was a great smith and capable of embedding magic into the rings which would make them appealing to people.

Can the Rings be Destroyed?

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The rings can indeed be destroyed, but they must be destroyed in the fire from which they came, which would be the volcano on Das that Pythas crafted the rings in. It may be hard to destroy all the rings though as their appealing magic in each ring will make it hard, if not impossible, for the owner of the rings to part with them, even if the person throwing it into the volcano has not possessed the ring for much time or was not the original owner.

Is there Another Way?

There is another way that the rings may be destroyed. This would mean that The One Ring, which Pythas possesses must be destroyed in the fires of the volcano. Once that ring is destroyed, the other rings will start to lose their power. It is not known how quickly the rings will lose their powers.

It is also thought that once The One Ring is destroyed, Pythas will be destroyed with it as he placed a majority of his powers within that ring so that if he were to die (or seemingly die), he would still remain alive through his power store in the ring. This theory is also unconfirmed.

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Creator	Pythas
Date Forged	Ancient Forest Times (over 300 years ago)
Quantity	12 Currently Known
Origin	Das
Classification	Dark Magic Artifacts

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What is a Nazgul Ring?

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A nazgul ring is a ring that gives the holder of The One Ring the power to possess and control the actions of people who wear the lesser nazgul rings. They are evil in nature and they each have a kind of quality that attracts its owner to it and makes it hard, if not impossible, for the owner to part with the ring.

Powers

Each nazgul ring has a different power that it can enable the owner to use. Most also give a higher amount of health with it and has other side effects like a specific glow or ovac.
Here is a list of rings and what power(s) it enables the owner to use:

• Ring of Nunmeniel - Purple Glow, Higher Percent Health,
• Ring of Adamant - usage of the /tell command
• Ring of Mandos -
• Ring of Indur - Makes owner into a cloud of smoke that is unable to be arrested and able to escape jail
• Ring of Randal - Access to /whisper
• Ring of Rangle - Spawn vultures, take form of vulture
• Ring of Drogoth -
• Ring of Gothmog - Spawn Goblins, Green Glow
• Ring of Amir -
• Ring of Raegon - Makes owner into an iceghost
• Ring of Malekai - Inverts owner
• Ring of Khamul -

Please add to this list as more is learned about each ring.

Where did the Rings Come From?

---

The rings were forged by Pythas in ancient times and given out as gifts to forest people, especially to those who were in positions of great power. He told them that the rings would make them more powerful and give them more strength. Over time, some of the Forest Lords and Ladies grew weary of the rings and discovered that they were actually evil and that Pythas could use them to control the owners of the rings. Thus the rings were banished from the forest and every ring owner was commanded dispose of their rings, though not everyone did so and some where kept circulating around.

How did Pythas Forge the Rings?

Pythas forged the rings in the fires of a volcano on the land of Das. He was a great smith and capable of embedding magic into the rings which would make them appealing to people.

Can the Rings be Destroyed?

---

The rings can indeed be destroyed, but they must be destroyed in the fire from which they came, which would be the volcano on Das that Pythas crafted the rings in. It may be hard to destroy all the rings though as their appealing magic in each ring will make it hard, if not impossible, for the owner of the rings to part with them, even if the person throwing it into the volcano has not possessed the ring for much time or was not the original owner.

Is there Another Way?

There is another way that the rings may be destroyed. This would mean that The One Ring, which Pythas possesses must be destroyed in the fires of the volcano. Once that ring is destroyed, the other rings will start to lose their power. It is not known how quickly the rings will lose their powers.

It is also thought that once The One Ring is destroyed, Pythas will be destroyed with it as he placed a majority of his powers within that ring so that if he were to die (or seemingly die), he would still remain alive through his power store in the ring. This theory is also unconfirmed.

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Creator	Pythas
Date Forged	Ancient Forest Times (over 300 years ago)
Quantity	12 Currently Known
Origin	Das
Classification	Dark Magic Artifacts

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What is a Nazgul Ring?

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A nazgul ring is a ring that gives the holder of The One Ring the power to possess and control the actions of people who wear the lesser nazgul rings. They are evil in nature and they each have a kind of quality that attracts its owner to it and makes it hard, if not impossible, for the owner to part with the ring.

Powers

Each nazgul ring has a different power that it can enable the owner to use. Most also give a higher amount of health with it and has other side effects like a specific glow or ovac.
Here is a list of rings and what power(s) it enables the owner to use:

• Ring of Nunmeniel - Purple Glow, Higher Percent Health,
• Ring of Adamant - usage of the /tell command
• Ring of Mandos -
• Ring of Indur - Makes owner into a cloud of smoke that is unable to be arrested and able to escape jail
• Ring of Randal - Access to /whisper
• Ring of Rangle - Spawn vultures, take form of vulture
• Ring of Drogoth -
• Ring of Gothmog - Spawn Goblins, Green Glow
• Ring of Amir -
• Ring of Raegon - Makes owner into an iceghost
• Ring of Malekai - Inverts owner
• Ring of Khamul -

Please add to this list as more is learned about each ring.

Where did the Rings Come From?

---

The rings were forged by Pythas in ancient times and given out as gifts to forest people, especially to those who were in positions of great power. He told them that the rings would make them more powerful and give them more strength. Over time, some of the Forest Lords and Ladies grew weary of the rings and discovered that they were actually evil and that Pythas could use them to control the owners of the rings. Thus the rings were banished from the forest and every ring owner was commanded dispose of their rings, though not everyone did so and some where kept circulating around.

How did Pythas Forge the Rings?

Pythas forged the rings in the fires of a volcano on the land of Das. He was a great smith and capable of embedding magic into the rings which would make them appealing to people.

Can the Rings be Destroyed?

---

The rings can indeed be destroyed, but they must be destroyed in the fire from which they came, which would be the volcano on Das that Pythas crafted the rings in. It may be hard to destroy all the rings though as their appealing magic in each ring will make it hard, if not impossible, for the owner of the rings to part with them, even if the person throwing it into the volcano has not possessed the ring for much time or was not the original owner.

Is there Another Way?

There is another way that the rings may be destroyed. This would mean that The One Ring, which Pythas possesses must be destroyed in the fires of the volcano. Once that ring is destroyed, the other rings will start to lose their power. It is not known how quickly the rings will lose their powers.

It is also thought that once The One Ring is destroyed, Pythas will be destroyed with it as he placed a majority of his powers within that ring so that if he were to die (or seemingly die), he would still remain alive through his power store in the ring. This theory is also unconfirmed.

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Creator	Pythas
Date Forged	Ancient Forest Times (over 300 years ago)
Quantity	12 Currently Known
Origin	Das
Classification	Dark Magic Artifacts

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What is a Nazgul Ring?

---

A nazgul ring is a ring that gives the holder of The One Ring the power to possess and control the actions of people who wear the lesser nazgul rings. They are evil in nature and they each have a kind of quality that attracts its owner to it and makes it hard, if not impossible, for the owner to part with the ring.

Powers

Each nazgul ring has a different power that it can enable the owner to use. Most also give a higher amount of health with it and has other side effects like a specific glow or ovac.
Here is a list of rings and what power(s) it enables the owner to use:

• Ring of Nunmeniel - Purple Glow, Higher Percent Health,
• Ring of Adamant - usage of the /tell command
• Ring of Mandos -
• Ring of Indur - Makes owner into a cloud of smoke that is unable to be arrested and able to escape jail
• Ring of Randal - Access to /whisper
• Ring of Rangle - Spawn vultures, take form of vulture
• Ring of Drogoth -
• Ring of Gothmog - Spawn Goblins, Green Glow
• Ring of Amir -
• Ring of Raegon - Makes owner into an iceghost
• Ring of Malekai - Inverts owner
• Ring of Khamul -

Please add to this list as more is learned about each ring.

Where did the Rings Come From?

---

The rings were forged by Pythas in ancient times and given out as gifts to forest people, especially to those who were in positions of great power. He told them that the rings would make them more powerful and give them more strength. Over time, some of the Forest Lords and Ladies grew weary of the rings and discovered that they were actually evil and that Pythas could use them to control the owners of the rings. Thus the rings were banished from the forest and every ring owner was commanded dispose of their rings, though not everyone did so and some where kept circulating around.

How did Pythas Forge the Rings?

Pythas forged the rings in the fires of a volcano on the land of Das. He was a great smith and capable of embedding magic into the rings which would make them appealing to people.

Can the Rings be Destroyed?

---

The rings can indeed be destroyed, but they must be destroyed in the fire from which they came, which would be the volcano on Das that Pythas crafted the rings in. It may be hard to destroy all the rings though as their appealing magic in each ring will make it hard, if not impossible, for the owner of the rings to part with them, even if the person throwing it into the volcano has not possessed the ring for much time or was not the original owner.

Is there Another Way?

There is another way that the rings may be destroyed. This would mean that The One Ring, which Pythas possesses must be destroyed in the fires of the volcano. Once that ring is destroyed, the other rings will start to lose their power. It is not known how quickly the rings will lose their powers.

It is also thought that once The One Ring is destroyed, Pythas will be destroyed with it as he placed a majority of his powers within that ring so that if he were to die (or seemingly die), he would still remain alive through his power store in the ring. This theory is also unconfirmed.

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Creator	Pythas
Date Forged	Ancient Forest Times (over 300 years ago)
Quantity	12 Currently Known
Origin	Das
Classification	Dark Magic Artifacts

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What is a Nazgul Ring?

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A nazgul ring is a ring that gives the holder of The One Ring the power to possess and control the actions of people who wear the lesser nazgul rings. They are evil in nature and they each have a kind of quality that attracts its owner to it and makes it hard, if not impossible, for the owner to part with the ring.

Powers

Each nazgul ring has a different power that it can enable the owner to use. Most also give a higher amount of health with it and has other side effects like a specific glow or ovac.
Here is a list of rings and what power(s) it enables the owner to use:

• Ring of Nunmeniel - Purple Glow, Higher Percent Health,
• Ring of Adamant - usage of the /tell command
• Ring of Mandos -
• Ring of Indur - Makes owner into a cloud of smoke that is unable to be arrested and able to escape jail
• Ring of Randal - Access to /whisper
• Ring of Rangle - Spawn vultures, take form of vulture
• Ring of Drogoth -
• Ring of Gothmog - Spawn Goblins, Green Glow
• Ring of Amir -
• Ring of Raegon - Makes owner into an iceghost
• Ring of Malekai - Inverts owner
• Ring of Khamul -

Please add to this list as more is learned about each ring.

Where did the Rings Come From?

---

The rings were forged by Pythas in ancient times and given out as gifts to forest people, especially to those who were in positions of great power. He told them that the rings would make them more powerful and give them more strength. Over time, some of the Forest Lords and Ladies grew weary of the rings and discovered that they were actually evil and that Pythas could use them to control the owners of the rings. Thus the rings were banished from the forest and every ring owner was commanded dispose of their rings, though not everyone did so and some where kept circulating around.

How did Pythas Forge the Rings?

Pythas forged the rings in the fires of a volcano on the land of Das. He was a great smith and capable of embedding magic into the rings which would make them appealing to people.

Can the Rings be Destroyed?

---

The rings can indeed be destroyed, but they must be destroyed in the fire from which they came, which would be the volcano on Das that Pythas crafted the rings in. It may be hard to destroy all the rings though as their appealing magic in each ring will make it hard, if not impossible, for the owner of the rings to part with them, even if the person throwing it into the volcano has not possessed the ring for much time or was not the original owner.

Is there Another Way?

There is another way that the rings may be destroyed. This would mean that The One Ring, which Pythas possesses must be destroyed in the fires of the volcano. Once that ring is destroyed, the other rings will start to lose their power. It is not known how quickly the rings will lose their powers.

It is also thought that once The One Ring is destroyed, Pythas will be destroyed with it as he placed a majority of his powers within that ring so that if he were to die (or seemingly die), he would still remain alive through his power store in the ring. This theory is also unconfirmed.