Mordor's new origin actually makes sense.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Amazon's The Rings of Power has created a new origin story for Mordor, but it actually fits into what J.R.R. Tolkien already created with Lord of the Rings.
The Rings Of Power's Mordor Origin Doesn't Actually Contradict Tolkien The Rings of Power follows a compressed timeline, meaning that it knits events that happened over several hundreds of years into a tighter narrative so that it's easier to follow. It also adds connective tissue with a few subplots that could have conceivably happened within the canon of Middle-earth.
The Rings Of Power Adds A LOT Of New Mordor Details Sauron and Adar have a complicated plan to build Mordor in The Rings of Power, including but not limited to; creating a magic indestructible sword to act as a key to a mechanism that controls a dam, having hundreds of minions dig miles of trenches, relying on the Elves in their nearby watchtowers to ignore any iconography devoted to Sauron, and finally wait until the mechanism releases the flood gates that lead straight to the volcano where...
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