Drop + The Lord of the Rings MT3 Dwarvish Keycap Set

On this kit, all legends are Cirth. It covers standard 60% through TKL layouts and will work as a base for full-size layouts. There are also alternative modifiers for enthusiast layouts like HHKB, Winkeyless, 65%, 75% layouts. Finally, the set also contains an ISO enter key and other keys for ISO layouts.

Translations for the Cirth modifiers are as follows:

• Backspace > ithmir (“remove from”)
• Tab > raban (“table”)
• Down > zadahu'
• Up > fu'
• End > anat
• Home > azhâr
• Delete > jalâlbum (“remove”)
• Control > birâknur
• Alt > annâr
• Enter > amdun
• Shift > ashfât (“mover”)
• Shift lock > ahdun ashfât (“contain mover”)
• Escape > iflit
• Scroll > magmkads (“scrolls”)
• Insert > afthuk (“add”)

This kit contains the exact same key makeup as the Hardcore Dwarvish Base Kit—except all keys have have Latin sublegends for the alphas and side-print legends for modifiers.

This kit fits both Preonic and Planck keyboards, as well as many other ortholinear layouts. The alpha legends have Latin sublegends and modifiers have side-print Latin legends.

This is a standard numpad kit with legends in Cirth only. It also includes an Eye of Sauron novelty keycap.

This kit contains an extensive range of novelty keycaps with artwork inspired by the Lord of the Rings. Novelties include the One Ring, the Horn of Gondor multimedia control keys, Dwarven Axe, Dwarven Crown, Smaug, and many more.

This kit contains a number of accent keys in a deep orange color. It includes a spacebar that reads “Baruk Khazâd! Khazâd ai-mênu!” which translates to: “Axes of the Dwarves! The Dwarves are upon you!” It also includes an extra enter key that reads “Balin Fundinul, Uzbad Khazad-dûmu”: “Balin son of Fundin, Lord of Moria.” These are some of the few Dwarvish phrases that Tolkien wrote in his works. This kit also contains accent arrows and a host of additional modifier keycaps.

This kit includes a host of extra spacebars in the standard Dwarvish color.

In Middle-earth, there is no bigger hoarder of treasure than the dragon Smaug. For this limited release with The Lord of the Rings—a pair of mesmerizing handcrafted wrist rests—we could think of no better inspiration. Equal parts typing tool and eye-catching jewel, each one is meticulously crafted and vividly colored with handmade attention to detail by our friends at Moon Key. Both are worthy of Smaug’s hoard, and both feature the dragon himself. Plus, each one is shaped with a typing angle between 7 and 9 degrees for optimal comfort. Choose the menacing Eye of Smaug or the ornate Smaug’s Lair to complement your style—and select a 65% or TKL to fit your setup. 

Throughout its nearly 5,000-year lifetime, the One Ring traveled to many corners of Middle-earth. In this official collaboration with The Lord of the Rings, we’re commemorating a select few of them in a set of artisan keycaps masterfully handcrafted by our friends at Dwarf Factory. Perhaps the most renowned is Mount Doom: the Ring’s first and final resting place. There, sitting atop a bed of lava, the Ring shows its true nature by revealing the language of Mordor engraved on its surface. Next is Anduin: the longest river of the Third Age, on whose bed the Ring lay in wait for several millennia after the first defeat of Sauron and the death of his foe, Isildur. Eventually, the Ring was discovered by Smeagol, taken by Bilbo, and passed to Frodo, who journeyed with it to the enchanted land of Lothlórien, where it famously tested the elven queen, Galadriel. Choose from these three legendary locations, and bring the One Ring to a keyboard in your collection.