Cue the forging of seven of the titular rings for King Durin and his fellow dwarf lords. Unfortunately, these rings are not like the elven ones that were crafted in The Rings of Power season 1 finale.

King Durin III sacrifices himself to a fiery monster in the Season 2 finale of 'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.' ...

King Durin, under the Ring's influence, is compelled to upset this balance and increase his riches, but it also means the downfall of his home.

We get an exclusive look at King Durin III and Prince Durin IV in The Rings of Power season two, plus a gallery of new images.

Prince Durin in The Rings of Power is the grandfather of Durin VI, so it seems the Prime Video show is laying the groundwork for that king's demise by showing the discovery of mithril.

'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power' season 2 episode 5 catches up with the Durins, Númenor, and a small peak at Galadriel, among other things.

Although Elrond was banished by King Durin, he managed to get some mithril out with him. He returns it to Gil-Galad, who’s brought in famed elven smith Celebrimbor (Charles Edwards) to craft a ...

King Durin ignores his pleas, saying Dwarves do not beg, and breaks through the mountain, revealing a massive cavern filled with Mithril. The two look in amazement as the cavern begins to rumble.

"King Durin is such a strong anchor for Khazad-dûm and his son, and he's always offering advice" Arthur said. "And, when he begins wearing the ring, there's a change in him.

The above exclusive image of King Durin III and Prince Durin IV does not show any obvious darkness, but one can certainly imagine the tone of the conversation between father and son.

Prince Durin actor Owain Arthur tapped into a very intimate memory to inform scenes between Khazad-dûm's royals in season 2's latter half. Skip to main content. Open menu Close menu ...

The above exclusive image of King Durin III and Prince Durin IV does not show any obvious darkness, but one can certainly imagine the tone of the conversation between father and son. Nothing about ...