Trivia!

[Falagar]

An interesting one:

What was the name of Voronwe's father?

[Sister Golden Hair]

Aranwe.:)

[Beren3000]

Isn't Voronwe a nickname for Elendil?
I think so...so I'm gonna say Valandil

[Falagar]

I was refering to the Elf who helped Tuor so SGh is correct. :)

[Sister Golden Hair]

Before Gandalf, who posessed Glandring?

[Valandil]

Turgon?

[Sister Golden Hair]

Yep. Your go.:)

[Valandil]

OK... the HARD part was definitely coming up with the next question: :)

What was the third great battle of the Wars of Beleriand?

[Falagar]

Dagor-nuin-gilliath was the first, and I think there was one Dagor Aglaron after that...Dagor Bragolach? May be that there was another one earlier but can't quite remember it.

[Valandil]

Originally posted by Falagar
...Dagor Bragolach...

Is that your final answer?

[Falagar]

My only answer. :)

[Valandil]

Sorry... not correct. :)

[Falagar]

Then I'll try Dagor Aglaron (can continue this for some time ;))

[Valandil]

Originally posted by Falagar
Then I'll try Dagor Aglaron (can continue this for some time ;))

I'll take that one. My book says 'Dagor Aglareb' - which is 'The Glorious Battle'.

Kind of a 'guy question' wasn't it? Your turn! :D

[Falagar]

Yeah :D I always mix up the order they came in but I usually remember the names.

What did Melian give to Beleg when he left to find Turin? Not sure whether this is an easy or a hard one...

[Radagast The Brown]

Lembas?

[Falagar]

Yep.

[Radagast The Brown]

What was the wing-span of Thorondor?

[Falagar]

Was it seven feet? Came down from some corner of my brain when I saw the question, though it doesn't seem nearly large enough.

[Valandil]

No - it was something unreasonably humongous... like was it 120'? Does he say 20 fathoms or something?

[Falagar]

I distinctly remember the numbers 9 and/or 7, but it might just be my memory playing with me.

[Nerdanel]

Wasn't it 50 fathoms or something like that?

[Sister Golden Hair]

30 fathoms.

[Radagast The Brown]

No, to all. The closest, though, was Nerdanel's guess.

[Sister Golden Hair]

From the Published Silmarillion, Houghton Mifflin Edition, 1977.

Now, even as Fingon bent his bow, there flew down from the high airs Thorondor, King of Eagles, mightiest of all birds that have ever been, whose outstretched wings spanned thirty fathoms; and staying Fingon's hand he took him up, and bore him to the face of the rock where Meadhros hung.

[Nerdanel]

RadtB, what are you gonna say now?;) :p

[Nerdanel]

I guess it's your turn, SGH.:)

From A Guide to Tolkien by David Day:

"With a wingspan measured at thirty fathoms, Thorondor appears to have been the largest Eagle ever to have lived."

[Sister Golden Hair]

Originally posted by Nerdanel
I guess it's your turn, SGH.:)

From A Guide to Tolkien by David Day:

"With a wingspan measured at thirty fathoms, Thorondor appears to have been the largest Eagle ever to have lived." David Day!!!!:eek: Wow, you mean he got something right? I got my quote out of the Silmarillion.:D Okay, give me some time to come up with one. Thinking of a hard one.:)

[Sister Golden Hair]

What was the "Firmament?"

[Beren3000]

The "firmament" in Middle Earth means other than sky ???

[Sister Golden Hair]

Originally posted by Beren3000
The "firmament" in Middle Earth means other than sky ??? Well, it would in the case of Tolkien be a bit more specific. It would refer to a particular place and be the opposite of what?

[Beren3000]

Oh I see! It's the Earth's atmosphere as opposed to space (the Halls of Ea, IIRC); right?

[Sister Golden Hair]

Originally posted by Beren3000
Oh I see! It's the Earth's atmosphere as opposed to space (the Halls of Ea, IIRC); right? That's close enough. It is actually the "Timeless halls" and opposite of the abyss.

[Beren3000]

I guess it's your go again, then, SGH.

[Sister Golden Hair]

Originally posted by Beren3000
I guess it's your go again, then, SGH. Nope, your turn Beren3000.:)

[Beren3000]

Thanks, SGH! Okay, here goes:

-What do historians call the time of the Hiding of Valinor?

(I hope that survives for a few posts at least)

[Count Comfect]

Isn't that when the Valar made it impossible to reach Valinor by merely sailing West by removing it far far far far far far ... far away?

[Beren3000]

Yes that's the time of the Hiding of Valinor. But what is its name in Quenya?

[Falagar]

"Nurtalë Valinóreva" or similar?

[Beren3000]

Bingo! your go Falagar :)

P.S. I hope you didn't look it up

[Falagar]

Nope, didn't look it up except to check the spelling (I first wrote Valinoreva, therefor the edit).

Hm...what's the Quenya word for 'iron'?

[Arien the Maia]

Originally posted by Falagar
Nope, didn't look it up except to check the spelling (I first wrote Valinoreva, therefor the edit).

Hm...what's the Quenya word for 'iron'?

is it anga?

[Falagar]

Yup. Too easy?

[Arien the Maia]

well, not terribly;)

let's see....how long did Elros live?

[Falagar]

Late 400's or early 500...I'll say 487, soundsl ike a good number. ;)

[cgp_drumboy]

Elros, of the line of Earendil, lived to be 500 years old, and was the oldest living Man ever recorded.

Born: 525 First Age
Died: 442 Second Age

[Arien the Maia]

Originally posted by cgp_drumboy
Elros, of the line of Earendil, lived to be 500 years old, and was the oldest living Man ever recorded.

Born: 525 First Age
Died: 442 Second Age

yep:) your turn

[cgp_drumboy]

Whom did the Valar appoint to steer the moon across the sky?

[Arien the Maia]

Originally posted by cgp_drumboy
Whom did the Valar appoint to steer the moon across the sky?

Tilion

[cgp_drumboy]

That is correct, Arien. Let's see what you've got...

[Arien the Maia]

Originally posted by cgp_drumboy
That is correct, Arien. Let's see what you've got...

hmm..ok....

what are Yavanna's favorite creations (i.e. what does she hold dear) and what does she say about them?

[Radagast The Brown]

Elvar and Olvar, plants and animals, she says she wants something to protect the plants, because unlike the animals they cannot protect themselves.

[Arien the Maia]

Originally posted by Radagast The Brown
Elvar and Olvar, plants and animals, she says she wants something to protect the plants, because unlike the animals they cannot protect themselves.

yeah that will work (actually I had in mind tress specifically but they fall into Kelvar;) )

your go

[Radagast The Brown]

Ok. :)

Who created the horns of Ulmo?

[Arien the Maia]

Originally posted by Radagast The Brown
Ok. :)

Who created the horns of Ulmo?

Salmar?

[Radagast The Brown]

Yup.

[Arien the Maia]

ok.

hmmm...who married Tulkas and where did it happen?

[cgp_drumboy]

I know that Nessa, sister of Orome, married him, but I'm not sure where...could it have been at Tuna?

[Radagast The Brown]

Wasn't it in Arda - Spring? (Spring- Arda? :p You know what I mean, right?)

[BelegS]

Nessa, at the feast held after the completion of the shaping of Arda by the Valar?

[Arien the Maia]

Originally posted by BelegS
Nessa, at the feast held after the completion of the shaping of Arda by the Valar?

yes, but be more specific;) what was the name of the place it was held at?

[Radagast The Brown]

Near Iluin? In that feast they were having, when Melkor came the crashed Iluin.

[Arien the Maia]

Originally posted by Radagast The Brown
Near Iluin? In that feast they were having, when Melkor came the crashed Iluin.

close... but what was the name of their dwelling called?;)

[BelegS]

erm, Almaren or Almarin.

[Arien the Maia]

Originally posted by BelegS
erm, Almaren or Almarin.

yep!:)

your turn

[BelegS]

who was the grand-uncle of Turin?

[Beren3000]

Wild guess....Barahir?

[Nerdanel]

BelegS!!!! Hello!!?:D

[Radagast The Brown]

What about a new question? Seems like Beleg is not going to show up..

Where was Haleth buried when she died?

[Nerdanel]

Tûr Haretha or Handh-en-Arwen.

[Radagast The Brown]

Indeed. :)

[Nerdanel]

Yay.:)

What do the dwarves call themselves?

[Radagast The Brown]

Kahzad? (Khazad???)

[Nerdanel]

Khazâd is correct, Rad! your go.:)

[Radagast The Brown]

I remember it because of Khazad Dum. :)

Who is the leader of the Teleri Elves that refused pass the Misty Mountains?

[Nerdanel]

Lenwë?

[Radagast The Brown]

Yes. (took you some time. I saw you replying for at least 5 minutes. :p)

[Nerdanel]

Originally posted by Radagast The Brown
Yes. (took you some time. I saw you replying for at least 5 minutes. :p)

:p that the time it took me to find it..;) (joke)

what is Celon and what does the name mean? (:eek: two questions!!)

[Radagast The Brown]

A river? Does it mean 'coldness' or 'cold one' or something with cold?

[Nerdanel]

Yes, it's a river. But it has nothing to do with 'cold'.:)

[Beren3000]

Something that has to do with "silver" maybe? "Silvery"?

[Nerdanel]

Originally posted by Beren3000
Something that has to do with "silver" maybe? "Silvery"?

no..:)

[Falagar]

Originally posted by Nerdanel
:p that the time it took me to find it..;) (joke)

what is Celon and what does the name mean? (:eek: two questions!!)
The river Celon, meaning river (I think).

[Nerdanel]

Originally posted by Falagar
The river Celon, meaning river (I think).

correct.:) your go, Fal!

actually, I have to admit that there's a chance that this answer could only be found in the index, not in the text itself.:o Please forgive me.:(
it means 'river' and 'stream flowing down from the heights'

[Falagar]

Don't worry 'bout it, all that matters is that it's in there somewhere. ;) :)

Ok, so:

What was the name of the first steward? Forgive me if this's already been asked, but it's late and I can't come up with anything better...leaving early tomorrow, by the way, so may not be here to confirm the answer.

[Radagast The Brown]

But do you mean first steward at all, or first ruling steward?
I know Mardil is the first of the ruling stewards. (I think?)

[Nerdanel]

Fal?
(what's this 'your message is too short'? that hasn't been here before, has it?)

[Radagast The Brown]

He said he'll be away... Care if I ask a question?

What was the name of Tol Sirion after Sauron conquered it?

[Beren3000]

I'm not very good with the Sil. names, so please don't laugh: is it Gurthang?

[Radagast The Brown]

Of course I'm not going to laugh. :) But Gurthang is Sauron himself, unfortunately.

[Falagar]

Sauron was called Gorthaur, unless he had split personalities. :P (Explains a lot about Túrin's sword though.)

I think it was "Isle of the Werewolves" or similar, bur I cannot remember the Sindarin name...Tol-en...gaurhoth?

[Radagast The Brown]

Right, thought something ther ewas wrong. :p My mistake.

Yup, you're right. :)

[Falagar]

Hey, a week almost without Tolkien and my memory still lives! Incredible. ;) (And I ment the first ruling steward, but I was tired so please forgive and don't hurt me.)

What was the name of Turgon's wife and where did she die?

[Falagar]

Oh come on now, can't be that hard. :mad: ;)

[Radagast The Brown]

I can guess she died in Helcaraxe?

[Falagar]

Yup. Want to have a go at her name as well? ;)

[Earniel]

What was it again? *from memory* Eledhel?

[Falagar]

Nope, though the three first letters are correct. :)

[Nerdanel]

Elenwë?

[Falagar]

Yup, that's it! :) ...but you took your time about it. :p ;)

[Nerdanel]

sorry.. had to think a lot to remember..:p

who was Beren's father, and what happened to the ring he got from Felagund? (no super-long stories needed here;) )

[Arien the Maia]

sorry.. had to think a lot to remember..:p

who was Beren's father, and what happened to the ring he got from Felagund? (no super-long stories needed here;) )


was it Barahir?

[Count Comfect]

And the ring was stolen from his dead body by Morgoth's soldiers, then stolen back by Beren, no?

[Falagar]

...for later to fall into the hands of Aragorn, who undoubtly wore it a lot during his rule.

I'll be gone for a week or two, by the way. (Just to keep you from thinking me dead. ;))

[Nerdanel]

correct! your three answers made it complete.. so who's turn will it be?

not fal's i guess, if he'll be gone (have a nice holiday!:) ). i guess it's you, Count Comfect.

[Count Comfect]

Then ask I will. What race did Sauron have the greatest ease in swaying to his side after the fall of Morgoth?

[Meriadoc Brandybuck]

Then ask I will. What race did Sauron have the greatest ease in swaying to his side after the fall of Morgoth?
Men?

[Count Comfect]

That is correct.

[Meriadoc Brandybuck]

In what year did Sauron forge the One Ring of Power?

[Radagast The Brown]

Are you sure it's mentioned in the Silmarillion?

[Meriadoc Brandybuck]

Are you sure it's mentioned in the Silmarillion?
Actually, no. I don't have the book with me right now. You may ask the question because really I'm not sure.

[Radagast The Brown]

Actually, no. I don't have the book with me right now. You may ask the question because really I'm not sure.I think it's only mentoined in Appendix B, LotR. There are no dates in the Silmarillion.

[Meriadoc Brandybuck]

I think it's only mentoined in Appendix B, LotR. There are no dates in the Silmarillion.
Well, I didn't really want to keep you waiting. ;)

[Radagast The Brown]

*After thinking a while* Ehmmm... I don't get it. Sorry. :o

Are you going to ask another question? Or did you say I would?

[Meriadoc Brandybuck]

*After thinking a while* Ehmmm... I don't get it. Sorry. :o

Are you going to ask another question? Or did you say I would?
Go ahead, go ahead!

[Radagast The Brown]

What's the name of Orome's horse?

[Halbarad of the Dunedain]

The horse of Oromë was named Nahar, his coat it is said would show as white in the sun and shine silver at night.

(Similarities to Shadowfax are close, no?)

[Radagast The Brown]

Correct. :)

[Halbarad of the Dunedain]

I hope this question is understandable its the only semi-difficult one I can think of.
How many wounds did Sauron receive in the entirety of the Silmarillion? As well as where and how, or by whom?

Meaning in the whole book wherever he was mentioned how many lasting wounds did he receive.

[Falagar]

Hm, he got one by Ungoliantë when he didn't give her his gems (if you cound suffocation, that is), seven by Fingolfin in their duel before Angband (in the legs, I believe) and one by Gwaihir right after that duel. (In addition to wounded pride when Lúthien stole his prrrecious gem. ;))

That's all I can think of right now...unless, of course, you count the mentioning of him having his arms, legs and head cut off in Morgoth's Ring (before they threw him into the void).

[Radagast The Brown]

But didn't he say 'Sauron' Falagar? You're counting Morgoth's.... thought Halbarad probably did mean Morgoth anyway.

[Falagar]

Do'h :rolleyes:

*cough* Yeah, ok: Sauron was wounded by Huan once on Tol Sirion (aka Tol en Gaurhoth) when Lúthien came for Beren; that's all I can remember on Sauron...unless you include the Akallabeth and Of the Rings of Power in "The SIlmarillion" as well.

Which reminds me I really need to reread the Silm.

[Halbarad of the Dunedain]

I was in fact refering to Sauron not Morgoth and as I recall there was more than one wound inflicted. Yet the answer of Morgoth is quite nice, I will award Falagar correct... your go...

[Falagar]

I didn't really earn this but I'll take it anyway then. ;)


I'm afraid this is a particulary easy question, but I can't come up with anything better right now: What's the meaning of 'Sauron'?

[Radagast The Brown]

I think I hyave already asked this question... is it the abhored? IIRC.

[Halbarad of the Dunedain]

Sauron means The Abhorred, which in turn is defined as to regard with extreme repugnance!!!

Woops, Rad got it first, oh well :)

[Falagar]

Both right, your go Rad. :)

[Radagast The Brown]

Who was the tallest of all the Children of Iluvatar? (meaning Elves and Men; and Dwarves if you want. But not Valar or Maiar.)

[Falagar]

According to the Silm at least that was Elwë aka Thingol...

[Radagast The Brown]

Yes, that's what the Sil states. :)

[Falagar]

What and where was the Aelin-uial?

[Nerdanel]

the place where sirion and aros meet?

[Sister Golden Hair]

What and where was the Aelin-uial?It was like a ferry port of Doriath, wasn't it?

[Halbarad of the Dunedain]

The Aelin-uial were the lakes and fens that formed where the rivers Aros & Sirion met. It was also known as the Meres of Twilight. It was a site that Turgon and Finrod built their hidden strongholds at Gondolin and Nargothrond. The Aelin-uial was under the control of the Kingdom of Doriath and it was a secret ferry way of Doriath.

[Falagar]

Sorry, was unexpectedly drawn away (also called "Tolkien-convention") from my comp for a few days and haven't been able to get back on. Sorry.

Nerdanel is half-correct, SGH almost completes the answer while Halbarad gets full score.

[Nerdanel]

it's your turn then, halbarad.:)

[Halbarad of the Dunedain]

Seems it is my turn quite often... Oh well I guess I should ask a question... Its not going to be hard... another thread roller... get this trivia going again.
What was Galadriels name as given to her by her father in Valinor?

[Radagast The Brown]

Artanis?

[Halbarad of the Dunedain]

Correcta'mundo RTB!

[Radagast The Brown]

What are the names of the followers of Earendil that came with him to his voyages and to Valinor?

[Halbarad of the Dunedain]

Were they related to him closely!?

[Radagast The Brown]

I'm not sure. I'd assume so, if they sailed with him in all the seas.(or something like that.)

[Halbarad of the Dunedain]

Elwing?

[Radagast The Brown]

No... She's his wife. And she didn't go with him, except when they went to Valinor.

[Halbarad of the Dunedain]

Hah, I know she was his wife I'm just guessing really, I don't have Sil near me at the moment.

[Halbarad of the Dunedain]

I just started reading the Silmarillion again and I chanced upon the answer to your question Rad. I have not read the story of Eärendil befor today. Anyhow the names of his Mariner companions were Falathar Erellont and Aerandir.

[Radagast The Brown]

Very good. I thought no one would ever get it. :)

[Halbarad of the Dunedain]

Well I didn't know but I was reading Sil again and I read that and said to myself; "Rad's question!" So I posted it right away. I will have a new question by tomorrow.

[Nerdanel]

when is tomorrow?;)

[Wayfarer]

Tomorrow is not a place or time. Tomorrow is a pointer which leads to a variable time. If the current calendar date is N, 'tomorrow' is always equal to N+1.

So... Why is the sky blue? ;)

[Lenya]

That question can be answered in more than one way:

1 - blue is a very soft and relaxing colour. Imagine how tense you would feel if the sky was bood red.

2 - The angle at which the sun's lightwaves enter our atmosfere stretches the waves to a blue wavelenght.
(or something more or less like that :) )

[Lenya]

Who betrayed Barahir and company to their doom?

[Sister Golden Hair]

Who betrayed Barahir and company to their doom?
Gorlim.

[Lenya]

Yes :)

[Nerdanel]

*ehm*

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

don't get me wrong (having only read last page) but isn't it technically
halbarad's turn now
<assumes this game works on a turn-by-turn basis

[Radagast The Brown]

Should be. But he didn't show up...

Like SGH here. :) Someone should ask a new question if she doesn't ask one soon...

[Halbarad of the Dunedain]

Did you mean me LCU? Sorry everyone but I took a few days off from Entmoot but I have returned... hold the aplause you may all begin worshiping me again as usual! Heh, well if no one else has a question perhaps I may try my hand again...

What was the sentencing of Melkor in his first encarceration?

[Telcontar_Dunedain]

3 ages

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

hmmm, it would seem this is the slowest game thread around
since halbarad seems to have disappeared, someone ought to say
"yes TD, you are right"
:p :D:D
so, i guess i said it.....

[Telcontar_Dunedain]

How many wounds did Fingolfin inflict on Morgoth?

[Pytt]

wild guess, three?

[Radagast The Brown]

seven?

[Telcontar_Dunedain]

Both incorrect.

[Sister Golden Hair]

If you count his "last and desperate stroke" where he hewed Morgoth's foot with Ringil, that would be eight wounds. :)

[Telcontar_Dunedain]

Correct SGH

[Sister Golden Hair]

Give another name for Amon Ethir, and tell me where it was and how it came to be.

[Pytt]

Name: hill of spies

Location: Above river Narog and east of the Doors of Nargothrond. on a plain.

How: Raised by Finrods people

[Sister Golden Hair]

Name: hill of spies

Location: Above river Narog and east of the Doors of Nargothrond. on a plain.

How: Raised by Finrods peopleYou're close and I'll give it to you. What I was looking for, was: It was a league from the gates of Nargothrond, and it was caused to be raised by Finrod with great labour.

I think I'm probably wanting it to be to exact from the book. Sorry. :p

[Pytt]

I don't get my Sil until Thursday, so if anyone wants to go before that, go ahead.

[Sister Golden Hair]

I don't get my Sil until Thursday, so if anyone wants to go before that, go ahead.Come now. You can think of something off the top of your head. :p :D

[Pytt]

ok, since SGH commands me ;)
maybe this is a bit excluding, but I can't think of anything else.
What does my Sig: "A turin turambar turun ambartanen" means, and who is it about?

[Count Comfect]

"O Master of doom, by doom mastered" said by Nienor about Turin Turambar when she finally finds out who he is and he's dying?

[Pytt]

And we have a winner :D

[Count Comfect]

OK. Something off the top of my head:

Why is Doriath destroyed? That is, who does it and what is their reason?

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

firstly the dwarves take a bash to regain the nauglamir
secondly two of feanors sons (celegorm and caranthir?) do it for the silmaril

[Sister Golden Hair]

OK. Something off the top of my head:

Why is Doriath destroyed? That is, who does it and what is their reason?It was destroyed by the Dwarves of Nogrod, for the Nauglamir that held the Silmaril. LCoU is right too. He beat me to it. :p

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

although, if we want to be pedantic, the dwarves only destroyed menegroth :p

[Count Comfect]

Well, clearly, with both halves, LCoU, take it away.

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

Well, clearly, with both halves, LCoU, take it away.
yea, with both halves shall i give thee! :D

when the sons of feanor came down upon the remnants of gondolin and doriath at the moths of sirion, which two of the remaing four brothers were slain?

[Telcontar_Dunedain]

Amrod and Amras.

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

yep, yer go td

[Telcontar_Dunedain]

What was the name of Gorlim's wife?

[Count Comfect]

Eilinel? (sp?)

[Telcontar_Dunedain]

Correct

[Count Comfect]

Alright, how did Morwen die?

[Lenya]

Basically of despair. She just couldn't take it anymore, so she laid down on her children's grave and died.
(can't clearly remember, just guessing)

[Count Comfect]

Very close, but not quite fully there. There's more to it.

[Lenya]

Hurin was also there. She decided that she was now complete (?) having seen him again and thenshe died :)

[Telcontar_Dunedain]

Probably a combination of old age and grief and she died when the sun went down.

[Count Comfect]

I was looking for the old age bit too, so TD, your turn.

[Telcontar_Dunedain]

Who was Ar-Pharazon's father in law?

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

his uncle, Tar-Palantir

[Telcontar_Dunedain]

Correct

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

who were the three ruling queens of numenor?

[Lenya]

Don't ask Numenor questions - I didn't really fokus on that part of Silm :o too much wierd names.

[Pytt]

Tar-Ancalimë, Tar-Telperiën and Tar-Vanimeldë.

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

i think yer rite, but i will check when i get home to my book!! :P

unless someone else has book handy :D

[Lenya]

:D hey. you can't ask a question and not know the answer to it.

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

sorry :( am at college:D :o

[Lenya]

Oh, understood ;)

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

right, where were we?
ah yes! your go, now, pytt!

[Lenya]

Yes. We're eagerly awaiting you.

[Pytt]

oh :o I went to my aunt for the weekend. but here I am, and now I have my Sil at hand.

Where was Galdor of Dor-Lómin killed under the fourth war with Morgoth?

[Twista]

I belive he fell at The Battle of the Sudden Flame.

[Pytt]

maybe I didn't make myself clear, but I ask of the exact place he was slain.

[Telcontar_Dunedain]

Was it defending Minas Tirith?

[Radagast The Brown]

I think it was in Eithel Sirion, not Tol Sirion (where Minas Tirith is..).

[Pytt]

Correctomente RtB :)

[Radagast The Brown]

What's the name of the cave where Tour lived after Rian gave him to Anael(sp.?)?

[ItalianLegolas]

I think it was the caves of Androth.

[Radagast The Brown]

Sorry about the delay, it's correct.

[ItalianLegolas]

WHOOPEE!!

Okay, this is probably gonna be a easy one but, who was Beren's uncle?

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

bregolas

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

hmm, no one else gonna answer?

[Elemmírë]

But it is Bregolas. :p

Why don't you just go? :)

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

oops! forgot about in here!! lol

which mountain is north of the source of the river Ascar, near to belegost?

[Twista]

I belive it was the Mountain of Dolmed.

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

and thus you believe right :D

[Twista]

Okaay then..

What was the great lake region of Aelin-uial better known?

[Sister Golden Hair]

Okaay then..

What was the great lake region of Aelin-uial better known?Doriath?

[Twista]

Hmm, not really the answer I was looking for SGH

edit - maybe not better known, but sometimes called.

[Sister Golden Hair]

Hmm, not really the answer I was looking for SGH

edit - maybe not better known, but sometimes called.Ah, The Meres of Twilight?

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

mere of twilight?

[Twista]

Aww too slow Chrys, lol... your go Sgh.

[Sister Golden Hair]

What was the name of the land where the Edain made their first encampment after coming to Beleriand?

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

ossiriand

[Sister Golden Hair]

ossiriandNo, sorry.

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

No, sorry.
hmm, thargelion, maybe?

[Sister Golden Hair]

Nope.

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

estolad?

i'll probably go through every realm or region in beleriand before i get this!! :p

[Sister Golden Hair]

estolad?

i'll probably go through every realm or region in beleriand before i get this!! :pNo you won't because you just got it. Estolad it is. :D

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

No you won't because you just got it. Estolad it is. :D
hip hip hooray!!

seeing as we seem to be having a geography theme, i'll keep up the theme!

which river flowed into belegaer at eglarest?

[Pytt]

The river Nenning

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

nenning is correct

[Pytt]

well, then I have to post a question, haven't I?

What did Maehdros ask Fingon for when he was captured by Morgoth?

[Elemmírë]

well, then I have to post a question, haven't I?

What did Maehdros ask Fingon for when he was captured by Morgoth?

Ahem. You spelt Maedhros wrong. :p

Death.

[Pytt]

Ahem. You spelt Maedhros wrong. :p

Death.

Yes, looks like I did.

Is "death" your answer? If it is, I say it is a bit to unspesific.

[Elemmírë]

Meh heh heh. :p

He asked Fingon to shoot him. Better? I can go more in depth if you'd prefer... ;)

[Pytt]

No, thank you. That have all the depth that is needed ;)

Go ahead

[Elemmírë]

Okay. Back from class...

Who was the tallest of the Children of Ilúvatar?

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

the eldar

[Falagar]

Perhaps a good time to try this game out again...

Elu Thingol

[Elemmírë]

Chrys, what sort of answer is that? :p You should have sticked with your habbit of guessing characters I can't stand. ;)

Your go, Falagar. :)

[Falagar]

Far too long time since I last did this. :p

Anyway: another name for Astaldo?

Edit: Don't kill me if it's already asked, am a bit rusty. ;)

[Elemmírë]

Are we talking about Tulcas here?

Grr... fine. Tulkas.

[Falagar]

Correct :)

[Elemmírë]

Who is the Maia who entered Arda with Ulmo?

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

osse

[Elemmírë]

Ossë is said to have entered "the waters of Arda" with Ulmo... but I don't think it says that he entered Arda itself with him...

In any case, it's someone else I'm looking for... ;)