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Angrod and Aegnor
Third and Fourth Sons of Finarfin

The two youngest sons of Finarfin are virtually complete ciphers. What we know about them: they joined the rebellion as a part of the hosts of Fingolfin because of their friendship with Fingolfin's sons, took up residence in Middle-earth on the northern slopes of Dorthonion, and were killed by fires from Thangorodrim during the Dagor Bragollach. Angrod has the distinction of being the first of the Noldorin exiles to enter Doriath, and the person who finally told Elwë the full story of the revolt of the Noldor. Other than that, we know virtually nothing about them. When I designed them, Aegnor was the one in green and Angrod the one in mail. I probably should have given Aegnor red clothing, since his name meant "fell fire" ("Angrod" meant "iron-eminent one," seeming to imply some connection to either weapons or smith-craft). However, in retrospect, it would appear that the name was more of a prophecy than a description, since it was fell fire that eventually slew him. The red sky background I chose for the screen shots was a deliberate reference to the brothers' mutual fate.