The Fellowship of the Ring

Hobbit. Will become part of the Fellowship of the Ring and go on a campaign to Mordor. Wears mithril chainmail under his clothes, on his belt - the sword Sting, which glows if there are orcs nearby Although Frodo is not initially a typical hero with physical strength, he shows great courage and determination in taking on the dangerous and difficult task of destroying the Ring. His strength lies not in physical strength, but in his inner courage and fortitude.

• Frodo feels a great responsibility for the fate of Middle-earth. He understands that the fate of the entire world depends on his actions, and this sense of responsibility motivates him throughout the story.
• Frodo is an extremely human character. He faces internal conflicts, fears and doubts. He is not perfect and not without sin, which makes him more realistic and relatable to the reader. Frodo's vulnerability makes his personality multifaceted: he experiences fear, despair and even emotional trauma.
• Frodo shows great compassion for other creatures, even those who may seem weak or insignificant, such as his loyal companion Sam. His kindness and desire to help others make him a morally impeccable character.
• Frodo goes through significant changes during his journey. He begins as a simple hobbit from the Shire, but by the end of the story he has become wiser and has a deeper understanding of the world around him. However, he also suffers from the consequences of his journey: physically and emotionally exhausted, he becomes less able to return to his old life after completing his mission.
• An important part of Frodo's personality is his struggle with the Ring's influence. Throughout his journey, Frodo faces this temptation, and despite his resilience, he eventually almost succumbs to it. This reflects his human vulnerability.

Frodo is very fond of his companions and his uncle Bilbo. He has some knowledge of the Elvish language.

Hobbit. Will become part of the Fellowship of the Ring and go on a campaign to Mordor.

• Despite the fact that Sam initially seems like an ordinary hobbit, he shows amazing courage. He risks his life more than once to protect Frodo and fulfill his mission. Sam shows that even the most ordinary people can show heroism in difficult times.
• Sam cares not only about Frodo, but also about the allies they meet. His kindness and desire to help others make him a bright and positive character. He shows concern for both the physical and emotional state of his friend, supporting him in difficult moments.
• Sam has a strong sense of right and wrong. He neither accepts nor forgives betrayal nor evil. His simple but clear moral position helps him stay focused on his goals. He is not afraid to express his anger and disgust towards negative characters such as Gollum.
• Sam has a deep emotional sensitivity. He is open about his feelings, especially towards Frodo, and this makes him very human. His emotions help to highlight the importance of friendship, love and compassion in the story.
• Sam brings an element of simplicity to the story. He owes his origins to his Hobbit heritage and does not seek power or glory. His humility contrasts with the other, more ambitious characters and makes him more relatable to readers.
• Sam also develops as a character throughout the adventures. At the beginning of the story, he is mostly in Frodo's shadow, but as the story progresses, he gains confidence and finds his voice. In the finale, he shows leadership qualities, which highlights his inner strength and development. Sam has a genuinely strong friendship with his master Frodo (he was his gardener in the Shire, in Bag End). He is well versed in herbs and cooking. He sincerely admires elves and everything bright and beautiful in general.

Chieftain of the Rangers of the North, heir to Isildur and the throne of Gondor. He is in love with and betrothed (but does not yet make this public) to Elrond's daughter, Arwen Endomiel - wears her Evening Star pendant under his clothes. He was brought up among elves and wandered a lot around the world. He is an expert in ancient traditions, ballads and legends, knows many languages, is a skilled fighter and healer.

He is wise, fair, loyal to his friends, loved ones and honor. He has a sense of humor and emotions. Smokes a pipe. Will become part of the Fellowship of the Ring and go on a campaign to Mordor.

Elf, son of the forest king Thranduil of Mirkwood. Equally skilled in all types of weapons, but prefers a bow and daggers. Kind, open and honest. Later, he becomes friends with the dwarf Gimli, although their friendship will be more like an exchange of jokes and teasing - Although they will be ready to reconcile their differences and come to a compromise. He will become part of the Fellowship of the Ring and go on a campaign to Mordor.

Hobbits from the Shire, friends of Frodo and Sam. These two are inseparable friends. They have a passion for practical jokes and curiosity, but behind this lies an extraordinary mind, fortitude and courage that manifests itself in a critical situation, as well as honesty, loyalty and devotion to friends. They smoke pipes. They will become part of the Fellowship of the Ring and go on a campaign to Mordor.

A dwarf from the Lonely Mountain. He wears chainmail, fights with an axe, and smokes a pipe. He is very different from his fellows: he can sense beauty and is ready to be friends with Legolas, although dwarves and elves do not get along. Later, he will compete with him to see who will kill more orcs. Knows many songs and legends of his people, grumbles, but does it good-naturedly. Sometimes hot-tempered. Admires the beauty of mountains and stones. Will become part of the Fellowship of the Ring and go on a campaign to Mordor.

The eldest son of the Viceroy of Gondor, Denethor. Ambitious, ambitious, smart, but at the same time capable of kindness, honest and worthy deeds. Sincerely repents after he tries to take the Ring from Frodo in the future. He loves his younger brother Faramir very much. He has a sense of humor. Wears armor, a cloak and a shield. Fights with a sword, on his belt there is a war horn melted into silver. Sincerely devoted to his people and cares about their future. For those he loves, he will fight to the end. Will become part of the Fellowship of the Ring and go on a campaign to Mordor.

A magician, the secret keeper of one of the Three Great Elven Rings - the Ring of Fire. He is a wandering magician, his weapons are a magic staff and the sword Glamdring, which glows if there are orcs nearby. Wise, fair, loyal. He has extensive knowledge of magic, history, legends, songs and languages. He has a sense of humor. At Bilbo's request, he looked after Frodo and helped him with advice. He will become part of the Fellowship of the Ring and go on a campaign to Mordor.