During Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor, we learn that the wraith is the Elf Lord Celebrimbor, the greatest Elven smith. Talion is brought back to not-quite-life by a wraith in a shared-body kind of situation. Things didn’t go great for Talion (or his family), and he wakes up dead before the first game even starts.
You play as Talion, a human ranger who was stationed at the Black Gate of Mordor. Bilbo’s safely back in the Shire with a shiny new ring in his pocketses, and his “nephew” (first and/or second cousin once removed, technically) Frodo is not yet even a twinkle in Drogo Baggins’ eye (there’s still almost 30 years to go for that). Premise and some loreīoth games take place during the 60-year span between The Hobbit and The Fellowship of the Ring. So let’s talk through everything you need to remember (or learn for the first time) in Middle-earth: Shadow of War. And the game is not exactly forthcoming with tutorials, tips or hints. It’s very hard to shake the rust off if you played the first game.
It’s sequel, Middle-earth: Shadow of War, however, is not so forgiving. Three years is basically forever in the ever-changing video game landscape, so you’ll be forgiven if you don’t remember all of the ins and outs of Midde-earth: Shadow of Mordor.
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