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Dwarves
During the Third Age, they could live for up to 250 years. Dwarves are well-known for their battle prowess, superb craftsmanship, mining, and high resistance to the corrupting influence of evil. They are, however, fiercely proud, obstinate, and xenophobic.
Dwarves’ numbers had already begun to dwindle by the Third Age, and they had suffered a crushing defeat in their attempt to reclaim Moria from the Balrog.
Dwarves are good beings and fearless fighters, but their numbers and self-destructive characteristics make them less powerful than Men and Elves.
Easterlings
They are regarded as the most powerful and dangerous army that the free people of Middle-earth must face. Their devotion to Sauron is unquestionable. Khamul, the King of the Easterlings, was once the Nazgul’s second in command.
They played an important role in the War of the Ring, though much of it was not depicted on film. The Easterlings fought a Men and Dwarf alliance at Dale, where the free people were attempting to defend the Lonely Mountain. Also, you must try to play this Middle Earth Race Quiz.
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Men
Men, of all the races in Middle-earth, are the most unpredictable. Men, with a strong capacity for both good and evil, can rise to become great kings and heroes… or they can be corrupted and fall to evil, as the Nazgul did.
The Third Age is coming to an end, and at the time of The Lord of the Rings, Men are the most numerous, well-equipped, and stable of Middle-free earth’s people. Men had to rise to combat Sauron’s evil, not the Elves or Valar who had done so in the past.
This poses a significant risk in the eyes of Elves and other “higher” beings, who regard Men as weak creatures who are easily influenced and tempted by evil. They are aware, however, of Men’s potential.
Elves
They are immortal and will not perish from old age or disease, but they can still be killed. Elves are eventually reincarnated, though even by their standards, this takes a long time. While the Elves’ time in the Third Age was drawing to a close and their numbers were not what they once were, they were still unrivaled on the battlefield.
They can be arrogant and proud, but they can always be counted on to fight evil. Elves are valuable allies for a variety of reasons, including their magical ability, wisdom, leadership, and battle prowess.
Balrogs
The Balrogs fought for Melkor during the War of Wrath, which brought the First Age to an end. When he was defeated, the Balrogs were defeated as well, though an unknown number escaped and took refuge deep within the Earth, such as the one in Moria.
There is some debate about how many Balrogs existed, but even a single Balrog is powerful enough to defeat an army of mortal beings. Balrogs are immune to mortal weapons because they take the form of massive, demonic entities of living fire and shadow.
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Maiar
Gandalf, Saruman, Radagast, and two Blue Wizards were among them. Though they are the weakest of the Ainur, they play a more direct role in Middle-affairs earth’s and thus have more influence than the Valar.
All Maiar are powerful, but they have been instructed not to interfere directly with their power. Instead, they were told to influence the world of Men and lead them to Sauron’s defeat.
Saruman the White, the leader of the five, was the most powerful Maiar at the time. Gandalf and the Balrog Durin’s Bane, on the other hand, are extremely powerful. Though they are immortal spirits, the bodies they inhabit are easily killed, as Grma Wormtongue demonstrates when she kills Saruman with a simple knife.
Valar
The Valar are one of the two races that make up the Ainur. They are extremely powerful beings created by Arda’s supreme deity, Eru Iluvatar. There were 15 Valar, including Melkor, the first Dark Lord and the epitome of evil in the First Age.
For all intents and purposes, the Valar are gods, with powers far exceeding those of any other race other than Eru himself. During the Third Age, the Valar remained unseen because they chose to remain hidden. This was most likely due to the devastation caused by their war with Melkor, which resulted in the annihilation of much of Middle-earth.
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