The Witch-King must also wage war against the kingdom of Arnor, which is home to the ancestors of Aragorn. The Witch-King is basically the head Nazgul, and no man can strike him down.

By pretty much every metric, Aragorn was certainly a good king. The actions of simply uniting his kingdoms, while controversial to some, is what set the stage for a new era of peace and happiness.

He stated that three Nazgûl, including the Witch-king, were Númenóreans. Númenóreans were the ancient ancestors of Dúnedain like Aragorn, many of whom fell to Sauron's corruption.

Aragorn's story has always been tied to his role as a leader of Men and, therefore, a mortal, so he was always bound to the Fate of Men. His whole arc is about reconciling with his role as a man ...

The new campaign tells the story of the evil Witch-king’s rise to power, domination of Angmar and the invasion of the great kingdom of Arnor (home to Aragorn’s ancestors).

“The Lord of the Rings, The Battle for Middle-earth II, the Rise of the Witch-king includes all new content from J.R.R. Tolkien's original fiction” Ok two things occur: 1.

Bernard Hill's King Théoden was a highlight of the trilogy's second and third installments, so his death at the hands of the Witch-king of Angmar was devastating for most viewers.

Echoing Aragorn’s role as a secret heir to the throne, episode 3 suggests that Halbrand may be the rightful king of the Southlands, fleeing after his home was destroyed by orcs.

The Witch-King dominated the land of Angmar and brought its inhabitants under his heel. Among the inhabitants of Angmar were various types of trolls that were never visualized in the films.

The story of the evil Witch-king's rise to power, domination of Angmar and invasion of the great kingdom of Arnor, home to Aragorn’s ancestors.