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Eilenach Beacon

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Tall prominent beacon hill rising from forested ridges, surrounded by dense pine-woods. Part of the chain of warning beacons from Gondor to Rohan.

The Eilenach Beacon, a towering hill rising from the dense pine-woods of Gondor's northern ridges, stands as a vital link in the ancient chain of warning beacons designed to signal Rohan in times of peril. Though introduced in The Return of the King without prior mention in the series, it springs to life during the War of the Ring when it is dramatically lit, its flames piercing the night to summon aid against the forces of Mordor. This singular activation underscores its enduring strategic importance in Gondor's defense network, evolving from a silent sentinel to a blazing harbinger of desperate alliance.

History

The Return of the King: Being the Third Part of the Lord of the Rings

Tall prominent beacon hill rising from forested ridges, surrounded by dense pine-woods. Part of the chain of warning beacons from Gondor to Rohan.

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The Return of the King: Being the Third Part of the Lord of the Rings

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