Hwaldar

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Villainous Benchmark

Full Name

Hwaldar

Alias

None

Origin

The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-earth II: The Rise of the Witch-king

Allies

The Witch-king of Angmar

Morgomir
Rogash
Karsh
Hill-men of Rhudaur

Powers / Skills

Axemanship

Durability
Leadership
Strategy
Strength

Goals

Conquer Rhudaur for the Witch-king

Help the Witch-king destroy the kingdom of Arnor (both successful).

MEH or Worst Act

He causes a civil war in Rhudaur, leading to the deaths of many people, the death of King Argeleb I, and his and the Hill-men becoming active participants in the genocidal campaign against the Dúnedain on the side of the kingdom of Angmar.

With his horde, he robs the tombs of the kings of the kingdom of Cardolan and leads raids throughout the kingdom.

Kill Count

Thousands

Crimes

Aiding and abetting
Aiding in genocide
Conspiracy
Conquest
Create chaos and anarchy
Distrubing the peace
Erupting civil war
Grave robbery
Hate incitement
Invasion
Mass murder
Mass vandalism
Plundering
Terrorism

Type of Villain

Barbarian Minion

Hwaldar is a supporting protagonist from The Lord of the Rings, Battle for Middle Earth II, Rise of the Witch-king. He was the leader of the Hill-men of Rhudaur, a lieutenant in the armies of Angmar, and a loyal follower of The Witch-king of Angmar and his right-hand, Morgomir. He was an active participant in the plundering hordes and genocidal activities against Arnor.

His Evil Ranking[]

His Villainous Deeds[]

He makes an alliance with Morgomir and the kingdom of Angmar, agreeing to unite the hordes of the Hill-men and rebel against Arnor and the Dúnedain.
He creates a civil war and chaos in Rhudaur, where the population is divided into two factions, the royalists and the supporters of Angmar, who are constantly fighting each other.
After the Witch-king and Morgomir free him, he swears allegiance to them and incites the loyal Hill-men against the Dúnedain. The consequence of this will be that the savages of Rhudaur will actively assist Angmar and the Black Númenorans in their genocidal acts against the Dúnedain.
With the help of the armies of Angmar, he kills almost all royalist and completely unites the Hill-men against Arnor.
He helps the Witch King and Morgomir destroy two entire Dunedain citadels and kill King Argeleb and his army. He will then become the lieutenant of the armies of Angmar and an important leader of the raiding hordes.
He helps the Witch King and his other minions destroy and plunder the fortress of Amon Sûl.
He attacks the kingdom of Cardolan with his horde, invading the area of the barrow downs, where he kills many Dunedain and plunders the tombs of the kings.
After the death of the Prince of Cardolan and the complete destruction of his army, he and his horde and the armies of Angmar plunder almost the entire kingdom.
He and Rogash return to Carn Dúm in time to stop the besieging army of elves and kill everyone, taking no prisoners.

Why Doesn't He Stand Out?[]

Even though he was a very evil character and easily passes the basic standards, he falls deeply below other Lord of the Rings villains.
He was very loyal to the Witch King and Morgomir.

External Links[]

Hwaldar on the Villains Wiki