ROTK Trivia

[Radagast The Brown]

Right. :)

[cassiopeia]

Ah, good guess! :)

According to Frodo, Rivendell has something of everything except for what?

[nessa]

"Yes, something of everything, Sam, except the sea".

[cassiopeia]

The sea is correct. Your go!

[nessa]

Who/what sang: "Sing now, ye people of the Tower of Arnor...", and why?

[LutraMage]

I'M BACK!

A great eagle flying out of the East sang the song beginning "Sing now, ye people of the Tower of Arnor..." to let the people of Minas Tirith know that the Lords of the West had triumphed over Sauron (as if the lightness of their hearts had not already told them :rolleyes: ).

[nessa]

You're right, LutraMage. Your turn.

[nessa]

Simple one to bump the thread. What was the name of Theoden's horse?

[Laurelindórenan]

Snowmane?

[nessa]

You are right Laurelindorenan. Over to you.

[Radagast The Brown]

Where is Laurelindórenan?

[Spock]

Wow, thought we'd all disappeared. R. you're as solid as Treebeard who, I believe, called Lauren by that name, Lothlorein, home of Galadriel.
Now even if I'm right (hope a hope a) I'm living with everything packed and stacked around so I can't even find my books to come up with a really good question. But then, I may be wrong and have stated this for naught.

...it's been too long since I talked to real people...:D

[Radagast The Brown]

Ehmmmm... No, no, no, no... I meant, where is the person that calls himself Laurelindórenan?

[Bridgette]

HIMself? :eek: Laurelindórenan?

I can't even remember who that is (but since I posted that rubbish ^ I suppose I had better stick on topic), so i shall guess....... Rivendell (nice elvish place).

[Radagast The Brown]

The preson on entmoot with the name Laurelindorenan, and answered correctly on the last question!

[Spock]

PM him/her/it R.:D

[Bridgette]

Originally posted by Spock
PM him/her/it R.:D

:p

I wasn't aware you where talking about a person on entmoot, and i thought it was a trivia question. Sorry. (I swear its not my fault I'm stupid... its genetic! :D )

[Radagast The Brown]

:p

I think somebody should volunteer to ask the next question. I don't think we should wait more longer.

[Spock]

I AGREE and nominate R.T.B. to do the questioning.;)

[Radagast The Brown]

I resent that! ;)

*sigh* ok... ROTK, right? hmmm... Who was Freca? (Freka)

[Spock]

Of course we all remember "my friend Freka".:D :D

[Lizra]

Geez...who indeed! :eek: It's in my complete guide to ME, but using that would make me a boring cheater! :D I still want to know how many times the darkening of the sky is mentioned! :rolleyes: It's Friday night...so ignore me! ;)

[Spock]

I don't think this is a fair question although it is one to ponder. You'd have to read the entire book or have it as an E-Book and use the "find" function in order to answer it.

We're more into conventional type questions that can be answered by finding a quote or location or an invisible rabbit.:D

It's Saturday morning and dismal.

[Radagast The Brown]

Ok, here's a new question:
What was Elrond wearing in the Grey Havens?

[Cirdan]

So who was Freka? Was it one of the ponies?

Ummm, A tunic by CK?

My real guess, (and it is just that) is that Elrond wore blue robes and his crown of stars.

[Radagast The Brown]

He didn't wear blue robes.

Freka is someone from Rohank, from Dun.

[The Gaffer]

Originally posted by Radagast The Brown
Ok, here's a new question:
What was Elrond wearing in the Grey Havens?
The mightiest of the three

[Radagast The Brown]

I mean what clothes.

[The Gaffer]

Ah, well, something smart but casual I'd've thought. Beats me.

[Lizra]

Freca....Man of mixed Rohirric and Dunlending blood, father of of Wulf. Freca was very rich and powerful and had much land near the Adorn. King Helm distrusted him, and after Freca insulted the king for refusing an offer to marry his daughter to Wulf, Helm slew him.

From "The Complete Guide to middle Earth".

[Radagast The Brown]

Very well, but too late. :p That's not the current question.

[kiwi52291]

Elrond was wearing grey.

[Spock]

I don't see Freca in the book (story) anywhere?:confused:

[Lizra]

Originally posted by Radagast The Brown
Very well, but too late. :p That's not the current question.

Keep your pants on Rad! I was just giving some info out. ;)

[The Gaffer]

Originally posted by Spock
I don't see Freca in the book (story) anywhere?:confused:
I presume it's in the Appendices.

[Radagast The Brown]

kiwi is right.

Freca is in the appendixes, so you can't find him in the index, nor in the book.

[Spock]

RTB I'm surprised at you. No questions are allowed that are not from the story. No index, no appendix and no bloody NCC-1701 B-C-D. :D

[Radagast The Brown]

Originally posted by Spock
RTB I'm surprised at you. No questions are allowed that are not from the story. No index, no appendix and no bloody NCC-1701 B-C-D. :D I thought it's allowed. And it's not my problem you didn't know the answer. :p

And, I changed the question afterwards anyway.

[Spock]

.sighs...........:( :cool:

[Radagast The Brown]

Originally posted by Spock
.sighs...........:( :cool: I can be insufferable, I know. :p ;)

[kiwi52291]

OK my question is:

At what time of day did Eomer first see Aragorn during the Battle of the Pelennor Fields?

[PippinTook]

umm, the third hour? is that right?

[kiwi52291]

no...

[Radagast The Brown]

In the middle of the morning?

[kiwi52291]

not then either...

[Lizra]

The ships were sighted in mid morning, as Radagast said, then they met, and fought till sunset.

[Radagast The Brown]

Exactly.

[kiwi52291]

Sorry, you're right.:o

[Radagast The Brown]

There is more two names for Fornost. Name one of them.

[old scholar]

Theoden????:confused: :confused:

[Percy Weasley]

Oh, I should know this...

Angband?

[old scholar]

i was on the wrong page , my bad i am new

[Valandil]

Norbury

Deadman's Dike

Fornost Erain

[Spock]

Originally posted by Radagast The Brown
There is more two names for Fornost. Name one of them.

I'm sure you meant ..."there ARE two names...."
but as I am still living out of boxes piled high and no clue to where my books are, I'll leave it at that. :D

[Radagast The Brown]

Originally posted by Spock
I'm sure you meant ..."there ARE two names...."
but as I am still living out of boxes piled high and no clue to where my books are, I'll leave it at that. :D Errr... yes...

bug I have a good excuse! :p I first did a question with 'is'. Then, when I changed it, I forgot to change the is to are.

Valandil is right.

[Valandil]

OK - who can tell me the fate of Halbarad?

[Radagast The Brown]

He was killed in the battle of Pelenor fields?

[Valandil]

sadly:( ... yes:D :cool:

take it away...

[Radagast The Brown]

Who was Grimbold and when was he killed?

[Valandil]

I'm CERTAIN he was a rider of the Rohirrim...

I THINK he was Theoden's herald/flagbearer and died on the Pelennor Fields - just a bit before Theodon...

[Radagast The Brown]

You're not exactly right - he was a commander in Rohan, and was killed in the Pelennor Fields.

Your turn.

[Valandil]

Oh... you're GIVIN' me that one?:D Thanks!

I know some protest against appendix questions (but where else could we put them?). This will obviously be one - but I'll make it easy by doing multiple-choice. In return I ask that nobody look it up:

You may remember that when "Thorongil" (Aragorn) left Gondor, that Ecthelion was still the Steward there, not Denethor. What was the state of Denethor's "family life" at that time...

A. Still single?
B. Married, no children?
C. Married, father of Boromir?
D. Married, father of Boromir and Farmamir?
E. Widower, single father of Boromir and Faramir?

[Spock]

I know some protest against appendix questions [/B][/QUOTE]

It's not that we protest, the guidelines were set down ages ago not to allow the appendix or index for questions only the story.
:(

[Valandil]

Sorry - I claim newbie ignorance :D (and complete, utter unwillingness to re-read all 28 pages of previous posts). If nobody can answer this correctly within 3 hours of THIS post, I withdraw the question and it's an all-comers game.

Logical?:p Acceptable?

PS: Five guessers would get it real quick!

(and please note - I DID scan the first page or two and saw no mention of that provision!):)

[Spock]

Most logical and always acceptable. Not to worry we're not ogres, well not most of the time anyway.:D

Some of these things get lost in the ether so I just passed on the information to help you before rotten pumpkins are tossed at you.:D :D :D

[Valandil]

Rotten pumpkins... Eeeewwww!:eek:

Pumpkin pie... Mmmmmm!:p

But won't you hazard a guess anyway? And where's reliable Radagast?

[Spock]

Widower, single father of Boromir and Faramir.

I've not my books at hand and memory is crowded with many urgent concurrent demands at this time.
--------------------------
I only know as much about myself as my mind can work on under its current conditions. And its current conditions are not good.

[Valandil]

"E" is not correct... I guess this IS an obscure-type question - geared just for a history/JRRT/continuity nut like myself:D :cool:

Where's Radagast? :)

[Radagast The Brown]

Here's reliable Radagast. :p

the right answer is A. Still single.

[Valandil]

Nope - not A - so I guess we're somewhere in the middle...

(and getting close to my self-imposed deadline!):eek:

[Radagast The Brown]

It needs to be A. Are you sure? *Checks in his book* Oh! Oh! :p

My guess is C; though I'm not certain.

[Valandil]

"C" is correct!:D And you beat the deadline by 4 minutes.:cool:

Just think: at the Council of Elrond, Aragorn coulda told Boromir, "Hey boy, I bounced you on me knee when you were an infink!" Boromir was 2, I think, when Thorongil left - Faramir was born 3 years later. Their mother died soon after that.

Radagast, take it...

[Radagast The Brown]

How did the wildmen from Druadan call the orcs?

[Spock]

what or how? I know it was a long name but I can't brouwoewea spell it from memory;)

[Valandil]

Spock - you're thinking of ents (or mumbling like one!). I think it's in an earlier post:

GORGUN!

[Spock]

Right, that was my next guess.:D
Think I'd better go take my Valerian Root now.

[Valandil]

If I may presume to go ahead and ask...

What's the name of the first forest one would encounter in the trip from Edoras to Mundberg / Minas Tirith?

No peeking at those maps now!:D

[Radagast The Brown]

Gorgun is correct. Your turn Valandil.:)

[Valandil]

See above:)

Once Spock gave me the word, I jumped the gun on you!:D :eek:

[Radagast The Brown]

Firienwood? (ok, I've checked in the books... :p I admit...)

[Valandil]

Shame on you!:mad:

But it sure makes you right!:D :cool:

Take over...

[Radagast The Brown]

:rolleyes:

What gift did Arwen gave Frodo? (I'm not saying when. I think she gave him only one gift)

[old scholar]

a white jewel in the shape of a star:)

[Radagast The Brown]

Right. Your turn. :)

[Radagast The Brown]

Can someone volunteer to ask the question? I don't think old scholar is going to ask.

[Amea]

Okay:D
name this verse:
" the leaves were long the grass was green
the hemlock-umbles tall and fair"

[kiwi52291]

It is "the tale of Tinuviel.":D

[Amea]

That's correct your turn

[Radagast The Brown]

I post a question instead of kiwi because he didn't post one:

What was the name of the storekeeper Beregond called to in Minas Tirith?

[Turambar1982]

:D Targon

[Radagast The Brown]

Right. :) Yopur turn.

[Turambar1982]

:confused: need to think of one first

[Turambar1982]

ok got one. hmmmm how do i phrase this.
aaahhh ok without looking in the books ;) ::::
what was the last thing the seeing stone of minas tirith showed except the user had strong willpower?

[brownjenkins]

the burning hands of denthor

[Turambar1982]

That would be right. your turn jenkins.

[brownjenkins]

what was the name of the battering ram used by sauron's forces during the seige of minas tirith?

bonus (crossover trivia): what was it named after?

[Cirdan]

Grond... Named after Melkor's guardian (the hammer)

[brownjenkins]

correct on both counts :)

the hammer of the underworld to be precise ;)

[Cirdan]

okay... Who was Lightfoot?

[Dúnedain]

Originally posted by Cirdan
okay... Who was Lightfoot?

*edit*

Snowmane was Lightfoot's foal, so the parent of Snowmane :D

[Cirdan]

That's the one.:)

[Dúnedain]

:D

My question is coming...

[Dúnedain]

Where did Gimli say this, be specific:

"Here is a thing unheard of! An Elf will go underground and a Dwarf dare not!"

[Cirdan]

Path of the Dead

[Dúnedain]

Originally posted by Cirdan
Path of the Dead

But where? That's a pretty general answer Cirdan, lol...

[Spock]

When Aragorn held council as to the fastest way to assist Gondor and decided to take the Paths of the Dead. :confused:
I still haven't found my book and it's driving me crazy.
...ok it's a short drive.....:D

[Dúnedain]

Originally posted by Spock
When Aragorn held council as to the fastest way to assist Gondor and decided to take the Paths of the Dead. :confused:
I still haven't found my book and it's driving me crazy.
...ok it's a short drive.....:D

Nope.

[The Gaffer]

dwimordene?

[Beor]

was it when Legolas and Gimli were recounting their tale ap the Paths to The hobbits?

[Turambar1982]

It was when they were @ the entrance of the path of the dead and gimli was afraid to go in.

[Dúnedain]

Originally posted by Turambar1982
It was when they were @ the entrance of the path of the dead and gimli was afraid to go in.

Indeed :D

[Turambar1982]

great. :cool: ok.
what happened on the 15th of march in the year of the quest?

[Valandil]

LOTS!!! Oh... where to start???

The gate to Minas Tirith knocked down, the arrival of the Rohirrim, the suicide of Denethor, The Battle of the Pelennor Fields, the death of Theoden, the destruction of the Witch King, the arrival of Aragorn to Minas Tirith, etc.

All-in-all, quite a big day! :)

[Spock]

Didn't Frodo get one of his wounds on that date?

[Valandil]

Like I said, "big day"!

But Spock... wouldn't I have to look in The Appendix to know that? ;)

[Spock]

lol:D No actually it's mentioned in the story that he felt poorly and Sam remembered it was on that day he got his wound. :p

[Valandil]

AAaaahhh...

*I've been "Spock-pinched"*

:eek:

:o

[Turambar1982]

sorry was a away for a few days. yeah you are absolutly right valandil (i was just looking for the battle of the pellenor fields) your turn.

[Valandil]

Let's see, better kick-start this thread...

What was the emblem of the Prince of Dol Amroth?

[Spock]

A white swan?

[Dúnedain]

Originally posted by Valandil
Let's see, better kick-start this thread...

What was the emblem of the Prince of Dol Amroth?

The Ship and the SIlver Swan...


P.S. Good question! :D

[Valandil]

Dunedain - you are correct! Good try Spock... I think I'd have guessed the same if someone else posted the question, rather than finding something in the book to ask! :)

[Dúnedain]

Ok here goes :D

In the Houses of Healing, what does Aragorn say the herb-master may call the leaf that Merry wants to smoke? One is called _____ by the vulgar, and ______ by the noble...

[The Gaffer]

westmansweed, galenas

[Dúnedain]

Originally posted by The Gaffer
westmansweed, galenas

Damn, didn't expect such a quick answer :D

Good job...:p

[The Gaffer]

Sorry - misspent youth, you see.

OK, when had Rosie been expecting Sam since?

[Bacchus]

Since 'the Spring', IIRC. She was a bit put out with him for not hurrying.

[barrelrider110]

Isn't that just like a woman!

[The Gaffer]

Correct answer. Sorry, I'd forgotten to check the thread. :rolleyes:

You're up, Bacchus (oo-er).

[Radagast The Brown]

Bacchus, your turn.

[Bacchus]

Forgot about this thread. Hmm, need a question....

What was Aragorn's horse named. (Hint-the answer is NOT Hasufel)

[Cirdan]

Roheryn

[Bacchus]

Yessir-your turn

[Cirdan]

What is the name of the mountain through which the "paths of the Dead" pass?

[plaidjedillama]

Originally posted by Cirdan
What is the name of the mountain through which the "paths of the Dead" pass? Dwimorberg, The Haunted Mountain

<edit>
If I'm right, don't expect a prompt new question. I might not be able to get back on here real soon; just have anyone ask a new question. (sorry)

[Radagast The Brown]

Cirdan....? tell us if he's right!

[Cirdan]

oh, sorry. Yes, but you knew that.:) Your go, pjl.

[plaidjedillama]

okay then:

What is "Morannon"?

[Cirdan]

black gate of mordor

[plaidjedillama]

Indeed. (should that have been the Morannon?) Your turn, Cirdan.

[Cirdan]

Sorry. Been to busy actually reading the book and seeing the movie.

Who is the standard bearer for Theoden?

[Radagast The Brown]

Dunhir?

[Cirdan]

nope

[Gæwan]

erm, can i post a question? (this wasn't blatantly stated in the book, but i think its fair)
Q: what was strange about the black gate of Mordor, and what was its TRUE purpose. the mountains surrounding Mordor had the same purpose which is, in fact, the opposite of one's first reaction. feel free to email me wid ur answers too.

[ethuiliel]

what was strange about the black gate of Mordor, and what was its TRUE purpose. the mountains surrounding Mordor had the same purpose which is, in fact, the opposite of one's first reaction. feel free to email me wid ur answers too.

It was built to keep enemies in, not out.

[Nurvingiel]

Originally posted by Cirdan
Sorry. Been to busy actually reading the book and seeing the movie.

Who is the standard bearer for Theoden? Guthlaf?

[Cirdan]

Originally posted by Nurvingiel
Guthlaf?

Right! your go...

[Nurvingiel]

What prediction does Saruman make of Frodo's future, before he turns to leave the Shire?

[cassiopeia]

That Frodo will not live long?

[Nurvingiel]

Originally posted by cassiopeia
That Frodo will not live long? That is half of it, you're on the right track. Think of where Saruman said that, and you will have the other half. :)

[cassiopeia]

Saruman said that out the front of Bag End, didn't he?

[Nurvingiel]

Yes. Well, you got it before anyway, I was just being nitpicky.

Saruman said "Do not expect me to wish you health and long life. You will have neither."

But I suppose a lack of long life implies a lack of health, so whatev. :D

Your go cassiopeia!

[cassiopeia]

What day, in Shire reckoning, did Sam awake in Ithilien after the Ring was destroyed?

[ethuiliel]

April 8, 1419 S.R.

[cassiopeia]

That's correct. Your go!

[ethuiliel]

Sorry, I am on vacation and have not been able to go on the computer for a while.

What was Legolas's reaction when he saw Imrahil?

[cassiopeia]

Legolas saw Imrahil had elven blood in him?

[ethuiliel]

Good enough for me.
Your turn.

[cassiopeia]

Sorry for the delay! What did Bilbo give Merry and Pippin in Rivendell?

[Nurvingiel]

Pipes? It feels right anyway.

[cassiopeia]

That's correct, Nurvingiel. :)

[Nurvingiel]

Roughly how many were in Shagrat and Gorbag's companies, respectively?

[Radagast The Brown]

150?

[Nurvingiel]

Close. I mean, there were __ in Shagrat's company, and __ in Gorbag's company.

[Radagast The Brown]

80 in gorbag's, 70 in shagrat's?

[Valandil]

I thought it was more like 50 in Gorbag's and 100 in Shagrat's??

[Nurvingiel]

Sorry for asking such a stagnating question guys. The answer is found in "The Tower of Cirith Ungol".

Also, the answer is from Sam's estimation.

No one is correct so far, but Radagast the Brown was closest. (He said Gorbag 80, Shagrat 70.) Radagast is correct about Gorbag.

If you guys want to give up, Radagast can ask a question.

[cassiopeia]

I checked the book. :D Shagrat's company was about forty, while Gorbag's was more than twice as large -- more than eighty.

[Nurvingiel]

Yes. Nice work! Your turn cassiopeia. :)

Edit: Darn your-you're

[cassiopeia]

What rule did Pippin break by putting most of the next day's allowance of wood in the fire?

[Nurvingiel]

Rule 4.

I love the Scouring of the Shire. Appropriate Quote:
"I can add some more, if you'd like it," said Sam. "Calling your Chief Names, Wishing to Punch his Pimply Face, and Thinking you Shirriffs look a lot of Tom-fools."
-p.340, Return of the King

[cassiopeia]

That's right. Your go.

[Nurvingiel]

How far is it from Pelargir to Harlond?

[Radagast The Brown]

1200 miles?

[Nurvingiel]

I asked a mean question now that I think about it. I was just re-reading that part, and I thought it was a cool peice of trivia.

It's in the chapter The Last Debate, and the distance is measured in leagues.

[Cirdan]

...and I was thinking I would use that one for a trivia question last time I read it and now I don't remember clearly.:headslap:

Is it thirty leagues?

[Nurvingiel]

Close, you are close.

[Radagast The Brown]

Oh - I thought you meant Harlond as in the harbor in Lhun...

how much is a leagyue in miles?

[Spock]

1 league = 5.55600 kilometers

One kilometer is equivalent to 1,000 meters or 0.62 miles

[Radagast The Brown]

Originally posted by Spock
1 league = 5.55600 kilometers

One kilometer is equivalent to 1,000 meters or 0.62 miles Oh, thanks.

Wat about 150 miles, then?

[Nurvingiel]

Edit: Actually, I miscalculated. It is 144 miles, so Radagast has got it.

You're turn.

[Radagast The Brown]

What's the name of Gwaihir's brother?

[Nurvingiel]

Good question Radagast! Was it Lanrovar, or was that his lieutenant?

[Radagast The Brown]

It's Landroval, and it's close enough for me. :) Your turn Nurvingiel.

[Nurvingiel]

Thanks Radagast. Gotta love that fudge factor. :D

What plant(s), if any, grow in Mordor?

[Aromen]

Thorns?

[Nurvingiel]

A thorn is part of a plant, but you're on the right track.

[Twista]

"Brambles of Mordor" is the correct answer i belive ;)

[Twista]

well im assuming im rite so heres the new question:

-- Who were the 'Lossoth'?

[Spock]

Originally posted by Twista
well im assuming im rite so heres the new question:

-- Who were the 'Lossoth'?

..I don't remember any such mention in the book and this isn't for the appendix as there is a trivia thread for those questions...so I'm at a loss, once again.

[Twista]

yeh its not in Lotr, i forgot it was Rotk triva. sorry ;)

[Spock]

Ah, thanks.

How about a question to reboot?

Rad. the Brown? Can you come up with one please.

[Twista]

is still my question in theory lol.
why cant i do it?

[Spock]

:( ok, but the question must be from ROTK, book, no appendix or other books. Thanks.:rolleyes:

[Radagast The Brown]

Originally posted by Spock
Ah, thanks.

How about a question to reboot?

Rad. the Brown? Can you come up with one please. ok...

What is the name of the Lord of Lossarnach? (in the days of the war of the ring)

[Twista]

You stole it from me! ;) lol

Was it Forlong the Fat?

[Radagast The Brown]

Yes.

[Nurvingiel]

You were right on my question Twista, and now it's your turn again!

[Twista]

Easy one then:

What valley is Minas Morgal situated in?

[Radagast The Brown]

Imlad?

[Twista]

Good enough for me!

[Radagast The Brown]

Wat do you mean? What is the correct answer then?

What is the other name of Lampwright's street in Minas Tirith?

[Twista]

Rath Celerdain?

[Spock]

Well, Imlad Morgul was the name after the Nazgul took over.

RATZ another delayed post. ISP is messin with me.:(

[Radagast The Brown]

Originally posted by Twista
Rath Celerdain? Yes.

[Twista]

What date does Gandalf ask aid from Theoden, but is turned away from Edoras?

[Twista]

Cmon, make the effort and look it up lol

[Radagast The Brown]

You mean after he escaped Saruman?

[Twista]

yeh

[Nurvingiel]

Okay, I'll look it up. Um... September 19, 3018?

(Hey, that's 3 days before Frodo and Bilbo's birthdays, something I actually know without having to look it up. :D)

[Radagast The Brown]

Yes, you're correct, I looked it up too. And even though Twista didn't aproved it, I think you can ask a question.

(btw - isn't it from the appendixes?)

[Nurvingiel]

You can go RTB, I'm at a public computer and deprived of my RotK.

[Radagast The Brown]

What is the name of the second hill of the beacons of Gondor (which is located near Druadan forest)?

[Lalaith_Elf]

Amon Din?

[Radagast The Brown]

No.

[Lalaith_Elf]

Eilenach - not sure if that's the right spelling. Just a wild guess....

[Radagast The Brown]

Correct! :)

[Lalaith_Elf]

:D

What was the name of the horse that Merry and Eowyn ('Dernhelm') rode, on the way to Gondor?

[Radagast The Brown]

Windfall?

[Lalaith_Elf]

Close...

[Spock]

winafroe, ratz I can't find my books.

[Spock]

WINDFOLA! YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA:)

[Lalaith_Elf]

Yep:)

[Spock]

Who is the ancestor that spawned all of the spiders in LOTR.?

[brownjenkins]

ungoliant

[Spock]

YOU ARE RIGHT! I couldn't think of a more difficult question as I don't have access to my books but I'd hope it would take more than an hour to solve this. :You know your LOTR. Good on you!:D

[Radagast The Brown]

hey? Bjenkins? Are you there?

[Elvedans]

Is that a trivia question?;)

[Radagast The Brown]

wrong :p

[azalea]

Go ahead and ask, RTB, I'm sure he'll understand. The trivia must go on!:)

[Radagast The Brown]

How did Baldor son of Brego (king of Rohan) die?

[Twista]

He was killed in the Path of the Dead.

[Radagast The Brown]

Correct.

[Twista]

What gift does Arwen give to Frodo at the end?

Easy peasie :p

[Radagast The Brown]

Silver necklace with a white stone? (in it)

[Katie of the Golden Wood]

She gives him the Evenstar to help ease his old wounds from Weathertop, Shelob, and the Ring itself.

Katie

[Twista]

Hmmm, they may be correct but its not what i was looking for. It wasnt so much a gift, but she 'gave up' something for him.

[Nurvingiel]

Oh! (Though she did give him that white stone Katie referred to, I've got it!)

She gave him her place on a ship to go to sail into the West.

[Twista]

Well done Nurvio! Not suprised one of fellow council members got it.... :)

[Nurvingiel]

Thanks Twista. :)

Who suggested the heralds say "The King Elessar" at the Black Gate, and why?

[Radagast The Brown]

Gandalf, because then Sauron would be interested in them and look at them and not at the hobbits?

[Nurvingiel]

Part one, no
Part two, this is a possibility but it was more general than that.

[Radagast The Brown]

Prince Imrahil then?

[Cirdan]

To respect to stewardship until the official transfer of power occured.

[Spock]

Galadriel said he was to use that name for his house and Sauron would know the name of old and fear it.

[Nurvingiel]

It was Prince Imrahil, sorry about the delay.

He suggested it because it would make Sauron think on the name more than the Lords of the West would.

Sorry about the delay guys. :o

EDIT: That means RTB got it.

[Radagast The Brown]

What is the name of the messanger of Denethor that brought to Rohan the Red Arrow?

[Maegondowen]

That messenger was named Hirgon.

[Radagast The Brown]

Correct.

[Maegondowen]

What is the name of Aragorn's horse that was brought from the north by the Rangers?