- This page is about Náin I, son of Durin VI, Lord of Khazad-dûm. For other dwarves of the same name, see Náin (disambiguation).
Description
Náin I (T.A. 1832 - T.A. 1981), son of Durin VI, was King of the Longbeards from T.A. 1980 to T.A. 1981, and served as the last lord of Khazad-dûm before Durin's Folk abandoned it. Though he put up a brave defense against the the balrog known as Durin's Bane, he would fall to the same nameless horror as his father in T.A. 1981. He was succeeded by his son Thráin I, who led the dwarves to settle Erebor, the Lonely Mountain. Shortly before his demise, Náin would pass on to his son the dwarf-ring Handórm, a prized heirloom of their house.
Náin (Rushdurinul)
Náin, Crown-prince of the Longbeards and son of King Durin VI, is first met in the throne room of Rushdurinul in T.A. 1980, during a session play. Náin arrives with a delegation of elves from Lothlórien, who have come to tour the mines of Khazad-dûm.
Quest Involvement
King Náin I (The Fall of Khazad-dûm)
King Náin I leads the Longbeards during their final stand before Khadar-zarâm in the Second Hall of Moria, during the Fall of Khazad-dûm in T.A. 1981. Though he and his soldiers fight bravely, few of the defenders will withstand the power of Durin's Bane.
Abilities
Permanent State Immunity
Protection from Slows
Quest Involvement
