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Isengard

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Isengard, also known as "Angrenost" (Iron Fortress) in Sindarin, was one of the three Fortresses of Gondor and held within it one of the realm's Palantiri. However, in the latter half of the Third Age, it came into the possession of Saruman and had become his personal realm until his defeat during the War of the Ring.

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Ingolenuru 21 Aug, 2014 @ 11:12pm

As was mentioned earlier, the name of the tower is Orthanc. The valley of Isengard is where Orthanc is located. I could not possibly put a tower named Isengard into my game. All praise be to Tolkien. :D

TheZuma 19 Aug, 2014 @ 6:42am

Does they actually appear on the map?

John Browns Body 9 May, 2014 @ 9:47pm

welsh, they're not saying there were thre palantiri, its saying there were three fortresses, and this one had a palantir (also a lord of the rings nerd. Where are my silmarils bruh)

Welsh Emperor 3 May, 2014 @ 11:59am

Don't know if anybody has pointed this out yet but gondor had four Palantiri one in Minas Anor later know as Minas Tirith one in Minas Ithil later Know as Minas Morgul and the master Palantiri in Osgiliath at the time the capital of Gondor. In Arnor there was three one in annuminas one in Amon sul and one in Elostirion. By the time of The War of the Ring only 4 survived the Anor stone, the Ithil stone, the Orthanc stone and the Elostirion stone. (im a Lord of the Rings nerd)