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Seregost was a fortress in central-northern Mordor just south of the Ered Lithui, on the Mithram Spur, and was the principle protection of the Mithram Gap. Despite its proximity to Mount Doom, it was bitterly cold and snowbound no matter the season.
It was said that the Black Uruks were bred here, when Sauron first used them to assault Ithilien before the Great Years. It was also the first spawning-place of the Olog-hai.
Seregost is non-canonical, as it does not appear in the works of J.R.R. Tolkien.
Portrayal in adaptations
- Seregost is a playable region in the video game Middle-earth: Shadow of War.
- Seregost is a raid location in The Lord of the Rings Online.
- It also appears in the map of Mordor created by TheLandOfShadow.com, as a castle in a fiery region filled with lava.
Etymology
Seregost is Sindarin for "Blood-fortress".
Gallery
Seregost as it appears in Middle-earth: Shadow of War
View of outer Seregost as seen in Middle-earth: Shadow of War
Seregost depicted at TheLandOfShadow.com