Beorn

The final age of Middle-earth's recorded history before the beginning of the Fourth Age; the film depicts the rise of Sauron's power and the initial stages of the War of the Ring.

The expedition led by Thorin Oakenshield to reclaim Erebor from Smaug.

The Bowman of Lake-town who kills Smaug and leads the survivors of Esgaroth.

A Hobbit of the Shire who participates in the Quest of Erebor and seeks to prevent war among the claimants to the Lonely Mountain.

A Wizard who recognizes the danger of the One Ring and guides the quest against Sauron.

An Elven prince of the Woodland Realm who later becomes a member of the Fellowship.

The dragon occupying Erebor and guarding the Dwarves' former hoard.

Captain of the Woodland Realm guard and a central figure in the Hobbit film trilogy.

The Dwarf king who reclaims Erebor, commands its defense, and dies during the Battle of the Five Armies.

The Pale Orc and principal antagonist pursuing Thorin Oakenshield in the Hobbit films.

A senior member of Thorin's Company and one of Thorin Oakenshield's closest advisers.

An Orc commander and son of Azog in the Hobbit films.

A formidable Dwarf warrior and member of Thorin's Company.

Thorin Oakenshield's nephew and a member of Thorin's Company.

The Dwarven stronghold and treasure hoard contested by Thorin, the Lake-men, the Elves, and the Orcs.

The settlement on Long Lake attacked and destroyed by Smaug.

The great forest realm from which Thranduil's army marches to Erebor.

The subterranean palace of Thranduil in the Woodland Realm.

Beorn's home on the western edge of Mirkwood.

A fortress in southern Mirkwood occupied by Sauron before his expulsion during the events of 2941.