Finrod nearly died during a great battle with Morgoth. But Barahir of House Bor saved Finrod’s life. As thanks, Finrod gave Barahir his ring. (The same ring given to Aragorn during the Third Age.) ...

Barahir's son, Beren, went on a quest to steal a Silmaril from Morgoth. He did so to prove himself to Thingol, who did not want Beren to marry his daughter, Lúthien. Beren asked Finrod for help ...

As years go by, Barahir’s son, Beren, asks Finrod for help to get the Simaril from Morgoth’s Iron Crown, and the prince happily accepts the request due to his connection with his father.

That's because the Ring of Barahir is an Elven heirloom itself, with an incredible backstory. It was made in Valinor, and later given by Finrod Felagund to a nobleman called Barahir in the First ...

One character from Tolkien's work that doesn't appear in the movies is Finrod, Galadriel's brother, who is set to make his debut in Prime Video's The Rings of Power, played by British actor Will ...