The prophecy made by Glorfindel at the Battle of Fornost centuries before was fulfilled, as Éowyn was a woman. The Witch-king's death changed the tide of the battle, and ultimately the outcome of the war. a b "A Talk by Maxine Sanders" part 3, Witchcraft and Wicca Issue 5, p. 22. London: Children of Artemis. https://alexandrianwitchcraft.org/witchcraft-and-wicca-beltane-to-lammas-2002/ The Witch-king appears in all The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King games as a boss, although in the PS2/Xbox/GameCube the player merely shoots his Nazgûl-bird a number of times until it dies and crashes on the battlefield, where the Witch-king is then battled and killed by Éowyn in a cutscene. He was also in the The Third Age PS2 game as a Pelennor Fields boss and in the GBA version as an optional Evil commander that focuses mainly on dealing out huge amounts of damage directly.

In another version (corroborated by his future wife and High Priestess, Maxine Sanders), he claimed to have been initiated (and given his craft name, Verbius) as late as 1961 in a coven led by a woman from Nottingham, although he was indeed also taught a form of witchcraft and magic by his grandmother when he was young, with his mother’s knowledge.The Witch-king appears as a boss in the Wii and PS3 versions of The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn's Quest, which depict Aragorn directly confronting this powerful foe. However, to stay true to the source material, Aragorn is unable to actually kill the Witch-king. According to Maxine, Sanders, as a bisexual man, also had a number of relationships with men during his relationship with Maxine. [25] [26] a b King James (2016). Brett R. Warren (ed.). Annotated Daemonologie. A critical edition in modern English. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. pp.9–10. ISBN 978-1-5329-6891-4. Since this passage states the witch made a loud cry in fear when she saw Samuel's spirit, some interpreters reject the suggestion that the witch was responsible for summoning Samuel's spirit, claiming instead that this was the work of God. [20] [21] Joyce Baldwin (1989) writes that

Remarks on the recent ancestry report of Alex Sanders" (Emmanuel College, Cambridge), based on research by Wibberley, C. (2018) “Report on the Ancestry of Alex Sanders 1926-1988.” Alexandrian Witchcraft Timeline & Archive. [www.alexandrianwitchcraft.org/report-on-the-ancestry-of-alex-sanders-1926-1988/ link]In The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies, he, along with the other Ringwraiths, fight the White Council in Dol Guldur. After being defeated, they flee to Mordor with Sauron. The Lord of the Nazgûl's true name is never given, and therefore he is known only by a host of epithets.