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  1. Mistress of the Night by

    Fandoms: The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien, TOLKIEN J. R. R. - Works & Related Fandoms, The Lord of the Rings - J. R. R. Tolkien  

    11 Jul 2025

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    "In dread’s embrace, your fate entwine,
    With Qalmë-Tári, through shadowed shrine."

    In an alternate version of The Silmarillion, it is not Melkor who ventures into the Void, but Nienna, the once-compassionate Lady of Mercy. Driven by an insidious transformation, she plunges into the darkness, emerging as a twisted force of despair and malevolence. Embracing the Void's corrupting influence, Nienna becomes Qalmë-Tári, Mistress of Night, her essence entwined with grief and darkness.

    In this bleak world, a dark cult forms around Qalmë-Tári, devoted to spreading her doctrine of despair and mourning. The faithful, led by her most loyal lieutenant, Lótëar (Olórin), the High Priest of Rot, revel in the sorrow they cultivate, reinforcing Nienna's dominion over their lives and souls.

    Follow history of Ea and Arda, which would be threaten first by the Lady of Misery and later on by the High Priest of Rot.

    What if? - series What if Nienna was evil?

    Quenta Silmarillion:
    Psalm of the Night
    Part 1: Legendarium
    Part 2: Blight of Valinor
    Part 3: The Eternal Night
    Part 4: Wars of Beleriand
    Part 5: War of Wrath

     

    Greatly inspired by Silmarilion by J R. R. Tolkien.

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