The Rings of Power's trailers show that Amazon has added much to Middle-Earth's canon where its characters are concerned, with a very different Galadriel now dubbed "Commander of the Northern Armies" and a host of new faces such as Halbrand, Disa, and Arondir. He also didn't mention many individuals beyond Kings, Queens, and commanders of armies.
Tolkien had provided them with the dates, times, and events, but little was known about who characters like Isildur, Elrond, and Galadriel are as people. Tolkien doesn't cover Middle-earth's Second Age in anywhere near the same minute detail as The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, so while Peter Jackson had a detailed blueprint to work from, Amazon had more of an uphill challenge. That's especially true considering the volume of new material The Rings of Power is conjuring up. Tolkien’s writing, including the infamously difficult-to-read Silmarillion. Here’s everything you need to know about how Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power as adapting J.R.R. This is all set to change with Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power though, which will for the first time show the rise and fall of Sauron in the Second Age from the perspective of the people of Middle-Earth, rather than as a deep-yet-detached synopsis of historical events.
Tolkien has written in broad strokes about these events and how they fit into the Middle-Earth chronology, but never before has Middle-Earth’s Second Age been explored with the same level of personal character-driven intimacy as the events of the Third (i.e The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings). As the title suggests, Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power tells the story of Sauron’s ascendency to the Dark Lord of Mordor, forging the rings of power, and (most importantly) the creation of The One Ring.
This period has been glimpsed on-screen before, in the Lord of the Rings flashback scenes depicting the final battle between Sauron and the alliance of Men and Elves. The Rings of Power shall cover the ending of the Second Age of Middle-Earth.
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