MAP OF MORDOR + ROHAN Shot Glass

The map of Mordor reveals a land built like a fortress, encircled by nearly impenetrable mountain ranges—the Ephel Dúath to the west and south, and the Ered Lithui to the north—creating a natural barrier that isolates it from the rest of Middle-earth. The volcanic Mount Doom dominates the landscape, serving as the fiery heart of Sauron’s power and the forge of the One Ring. The dark fortress of Barad-dûr looms nearby, casting its shadow over Mordor and symbolizing Sauron’s control. Key entry points like the Black Gate in the northwest and the secret pass of Cirith Ungol emphasize the foreboding, defensive nature of the land, trapping Sauron’s forces within while keeping enemies out. This hostile, desolate terrain reflects the oppressive and barren essence of Mordor, embodying Sauron’s unyielding ambition and the bleakness he spreads across Middle-earth.