The Poems of Ithildin Door are a collection of sorts in Shadow of War that, when resolved, give you access to the Bright Lord Armor Set.
Here on this page we will provide you with a list of Ithildin Door poem solutions as well as briefly explain how to get the Bright Lord legendary ring from Shadows of the Past quests.
In the meantime, for more information on Shadow of War collectibles, be sure to take a look at our page on Shadow of War lost artifacts and Web of Fate locations.
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Ithildin Door Poem Solutions and Ithildin Fragments.
There are six Ithildin Shards in each region, all located on the walls. Select them on your map, fast travel to the most convenient location, head to the marker, and then use Wraith vision to reveal them.
Moving the analog sticks will bring them into focus: start by rotating the right stick until it’s as clear as possible, then rotate the left stick to finish the job.
Once you have all six of a region, head to Ithildin’s Gate and complete the poem to open the gate and earn a piece of legendary gear from the Bright Lord set.
Solution to Nurnen Ithildin Door’s poem:
Let our enemies fortify themselves with iron and stone. Let them call upon lurid serpents and wild beasts. It will be of no use to them. Throughout the ages, no one has had an army that wields such weapons, such Woe, such doom against the ignorant Hordes of darkness who dare to claim dominion over a soon-to-shine Mordor.
Solution to Seregost Ithildin Door’s poem:
Beautiful Mordor sleeps, tangled in the night, a viper’s nest of pain and struggle, poisoned by pernicious betrayals and plagues, trapped in the clutches of icy corpse hands. Yet lo and behold! The Bright Lord Comes like a forest fire That burns only what is Basic, so that everything else can prosper.
Solution of Gorgoroth Ithildin Door poem:
They stalk and stalk, then lash out with such fury that our Bulward is proof against their wrath. Our hand-forged, hard-ringed armor is impervious to the depredations of the powers of darkness, no matter how cruel or vile. To attack the Bright Lord is to hesitate and fail.
Solution of Cirith Ungol Ithildin Door’s poem:
When the sun rises, the shadows must retreat, fleeing in fear from the fires of dawn. The Night never knew that its end would be swift As a Bright Lord carries Beacons of flame. He rises, yes, but from the West he shines, always marching towards the East, always eternal, always brilliant.
Solution of Minas Morgul Ithildin Door’s poem:
In the land of Mordor, where the Shadows lie, we carry our banners high, boots like drums, our cadence quick, our countenance terrible, for who in this dark and dream-haunted land dares to resist the righteous flame of anger and condemns himself to despair and death. ?
Do you need more help? Our Shadow of War guide and walkthrough gives you an overview of everything you need, but if you need anything in particular, we have pages on Shadow of War Fortress Sieges, how to earn Mirian in Shadow of War, a guide on how to import your Nemesis and Follower to Shadow of War, collectible guides such as how to get all Shadow of War legendary weapon and armor sets, a list of lost artifacts and Web of Fate locations, and Ithildin Door and Shadows of the Past poem solutions, plus how to get XP in Shadow of War to overcome the complicated ending of Shadow Wars and get the true ending. Finally, Shadow of War army building and the best skills and how to earn skill points are explained.
Shadows of the Past and how to get the Bright Lord Legendary Ring
Unlike other collectibles, Shadows of the Past are actually small combat challenges, each with a main objective and a couple of secondary objectives.
Completing the main objective will give you a Bronze reward, completing one of the secondary objectives will give you a Silver, and managing all three will give you Gold. Get at least Bronze on all of them to get the legendary Bright Lord ring, the last piece of armor for complete the Bright Lord set.
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