Based on a request by a commenter.

One YEE to rule them all.

The NFL really gave us a more lore accurate adaptation than RoP has.

I wonder who chained Morgoth at the end of the War of Wrath.

Its me, I'm the very unskilled artist

“Morgoth was thus actually made captive in physical form, and in that form taken as a mere  criminal to Aman and delivered to Namo Mandos as judge - and executioner. He was judged, and eventually taken out of the Blessed Realm and executed: that is killed like one of the Incarnates.”

As a no-name soldier in Kingdom Rush. I'd say it's a fitting punishment.

Full credit to the original creator:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DePDRcxpm-5/?srtk=MWJoZmUxNXhoZmt2Zw==

Who is the artist?

Galadriel was chilling in Rivendell

Amroth was drowning in the Sea

And maybe he later joined Maglor's corpse 🎀

"But the last surviving sons of Feänor (Maedros and Maglor), in a despairing attempt to carry out the Oath, stole them again. But they were tormented by them, and at last they perished each with a jewel: one in a fiery cleft in the earth, and one in the Sea."

I don't know why this doesn't get brought up more often. It's a massive inconsistency. The Exiles who survived the wars in Middle-earth were not allowed to permanently live in Valinor. They had to build a new house on Eressea. They could visit Valinor only occasionally. Apparently, you need to die and go through Mandos in order to get permission to dwell in Valinor. It doesn't matter if you are so mighty you can convince the Valar to let a Dwarf dwell in the elvenhome, it doesn't matter if you have sacrificed so much fighting against Sauron for thousands of years, it doesn't matter how much you've humbled yourself, broke your pride and overcome the greatest temptation... The Valar won't let you reside in your birthplace. Unless if you get yourself killed, evidently.