Battle of Minas Morgul

Fingedil's attack of Minas Morgul seems in retrospect a decision driven by emotion, thus the outcome was as expected.

Prelude
After Reinwald's death at the Fifth Siege of the Black Gate, Findegil was driven mad. He gathered his most valiant and zealous rangers and marched to Minas Morgul, intent on dying with honor.

Battle
At the Crossroads of the Fallen King, Findegil was ambushed by the Witch King of Angmar, whom brought with him a company of ologs and orcs. An olog crushed his arm, breaking it, but Findegil in wrath took his dagger and slew the mighty beast. His sword forgotten, he slew all with merely his dagger, and his blind rage threw back the orcs in fear. The Witch King himself retreated, to trap Findegil in the valley of Minas Morgul. Findegil charged the walls of Minas Morgul with his men, and an orc cut off his wooden leg. Prone on the dirt, Cazouglur the slaver-orc beheaded him, leaving the rangers leaderless.

Aftermath
Known as 'Findegil's folly', Findegil's attack, despite being nigh impossible, managed to push back the Witch King and bring fear to the orcs under Sauron's command. He also bought the Mallorn Council more time, though Legolas fell into a deep state of depression after Findegil's death. Findegil was buried in the North Downs, alongside his dagger and sister.