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Turns out there’s no pleasing some people. You can have a paradise island to live on, Extended lifespans, magical gifts from elves and a nice white tree. But still it’s not enough.

Turns out their days weren’t as Numenorous as they hoped

The irony was that men were the truly immortal ones.  Elves would only last as long as middle earth

Is this the same dude from the Kings and Generals channel?  If so, I am stoked that the Fantasy genre is about to get the royal treatment!

Finally, a worthy video to eat to
MY MEAL WILL BE LEGENDARY!

They had such nobility, beauty, and majesty only to be lead astray.

The humans were not simply divided among those who fought with the Valar and those who fought for Morgoth. In fact, the vast majority of humans did not participate in the war between the Elves and Morgoth. The tribes that you mention were the ones that crossed over the Ered Lindon (now known as the Blue Mountains). Most humans did not cross the mountains to enter east Beleriand. That is where they encountered the Elves, who were willing to help the humans, but looked down on them overall.

The men who fought for Morgoth were described as Easterlings. It is not clear if these were the same Easterlings who fought against Gondor in the Third Age.

However, there are several tribes of men who did not participate in the War of Wrath. The Northmen were Edain who did not cross Ered Lindon into Beleriand. These men are the ancestors of the Rohirrim, the Men of Esgaroth, the Woodsmen of Mirkwood, and the Beornings. The Dunlendings were men who lived in the forests Eriador. They were only discovered by the Numenoreans when the Numenoreans were trying to cut down trees for ships. The Druedain were a simply tribe of men who lived along the White Moutains. You see them in the Return of the King when they guided the Rohirrim to Minas Tirith. Finally, the Hobbits. The Hobbits are of the race of Men. We don't know their origin, but they lived along the Anduin River at the Gladden Fields until they moved over the Misty Mountains into Eriador, settling first in Bree and, eventually, the Shire.

this was an epic video...really feel for Tar-Palantir ...working really hard to correct corrotion of many years.

The fact that you released this video on the same day Rings of Power Season 2 launches can't be mere coincidence.

The tale of Numenor is one that angered me. But I suppose accepting the mortality that all men are cursed or gifted with is part of life. It is never easy.

I was more excited about this video than the entirety of Rings of Power season 2

Imagine all the amazing videos K&G could make if they had a budget of 1B dollars.

This video is better than Rings of Power could ever hope to be.

I never knew that the Druidain came to Numenor! You guys know so much!

I've realised the views aren't much on the Stormlight videos as compared to the rest but can you please keep making them. I know it's kinda selfish to ask😅

It  is a travesty that this channel does not have milions of subscribers. I love your content, thank you very much for you work guys!

I feel like Wizards and Warriors is making a point when mentioning how Tar-Minastir was the king of Numenor when the rings of power where forged

Eru: YOU WANNA KNOW HOW I WEAVE THIS INTO THE SONG?!!
I CALL IT ROCK AND ROLL
THE FACT BEING YOU ARE THE ROCK AND I MAKE YOU ROLL OVER!!!

I mean they had a good run tbh, no human empire in real life survived that long while retaining all that power and all those riches till the end.