LEGO is releasing a new The Lord of the Rings: Barad-Dûr LEGO set. This Mordor-based LEGO build includes a rotating Eye of Sauron and more.

Tolkien tells us that Mount Doom is that secret. Sauron needed the fire at the heart of the mountain to eventually forge the One Ring, giving him the power that he sought.

The tower was maintained by Sauron's dark power; when Sam and Frodo succeeded in their quest to hurl the One Ring into the fires of Mount Doom, Barad-dûr crumbled into rubble.

And Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings movies run with the metaphorical idea of the Eye of Sauron, turning the villain into a fiery eye atop Mount Doom. Neither showcases Sauron's shape-shifting ...

One of the most important figures in the Peter Jackson adaptation of ‘The Lord of the Rings’ was able to take other forms. So what is it really?

Sauron made the key—Theo’s sword hilt—that freed Mount Doom and created Mordor, a land first revealed in Sauron’s symbol-map.It’s where orcs and other devotees of evil will serve the new ...

Doom (2016) is set in a bleak, techno-capitalist future where demons pour out of hell gates faster than the populace can respond to.By contrast, Doom: The Dark Ages flings the player back into the ...

But the fiery Mount Doom isn’t the only interesting feature to be found in Mordor. ... LEGO’s New Barad-Dûr Set Features a Rotating Eye of Sauron (That Glows) LEGO.

For Mount Doom is where Sauron will forge the One Ring to rule them all. And that darkness will spread throughout all of Middle-earth, just as it did long ago. Mikey Walsh is a staff writer at ...

But the fiery Mount Doom isn’t the only interesting feature to be found in Mordor. ... After all, if the Eye of Sauron can’t always be watching you, it’s not really doing its job right.