Oromë

Oromë is a Vala in J.R.R. Tolkien's Legendarium, appearing in works such as The Silmarillion and The History of Middle-earth. He is known as the Great in Valinor, the Hunter, and the Hornblower. Oromë is the lord of the forests, a skilled hunter, and a valiant warrior. He rides a magnificent white horse named Nahar, whose hooves shake the earth. Oromë's horn, Valaróma, is said to be heard throughout the world.

His role in the early history of Arda is significant. Oromë was the first of the Valar to discover the Elves when they awoke in Middle-earth. It was his encounter with them that led to their awareness of the divine and their eventual journey to Valinor. He is often depicted as a stern but noble figure, embodying strength, courage, and a deep love for the natural world. While less involved in the direct affairs of Middle-earth after the Elves arrived in Valinor, his influence persisted. He is associated with the founding of the Vanya and Noldor kindreds of the Elves, and his pursuit of Morgoth throughout the ages highlights his unwavering opposition to evil. Oromë's horn is a symbol of warning and of the coming of the Valar. His influence is also felt in the races of Men, as he was instrumental in guiding some of them to the West.