Galadriel (Morfydd Clark) protecting the elves from the Uruk in The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season 2 Episode 8
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power is inventing original material to answer many of the questions raised by its source material, J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. With the rights to The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, the show is also drawing on the wider legendarium, clearly accessing one-off rights to individual aspects of the texts.
9 Where Gandalf Got His Staff In The Lord Of The Rings Rings Of Power Shows The Origins Of Gandalf's Staff Close The Rings of Power's Stranger was actually Gandalf, as season 2 finally confirmed in its last episode, and he found his magical staff in Rhûn. High fantasy pioneer J.R.R. Tolkien never did divulge exactly where Gandalf found his staff, how he got it, or how it was made. It wasn't clear, in fact, whether it was found or made.
Sauron had successfully persuaded Celebrimbor to start forging nine rings of Men, despite honestly telling him that High King Gil-galad wouldn't be best pleased about it if he knew. Celebrimbor wrote a letter lying to the King, telling him he was shutting down the forge, which Sauron falsely discouraged while being internally gleeful. Sauron used Celebrimbor's lie as his false explanation as to why the Dwarves' rings may have been challenged creatively or spiritually.
Perhaps the starvation was needed to make Adar want to drink such a potion willingly, and perhaps his willingness was a key ingredient in the ritual. 4 Rings Of Power Confirms How Sauron Regenerates Sauron Was Reborn On Rings Of Power Close Sauron was brutally betrayed and stabbed to death by Adar and his Orcs in The Rings of Power season 2's opening flashback, necessitating him to regenerate graphically. The Lord of the Rings and The Silmarillion made it clear that Sauron was reborn after being killed many times, as an immortal Ainur spirit-being. But neither text demonstrated Sauron's magical process.
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