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Eilinel

2012-05-17T01:23:37Z

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	[[Eilinel]] was the wife of [[Gorlim\|Gorlim the Unhappy]]. She was slain by the dark forces of [[Morgoth Bauglir\|Morgoth]]. [[Sauron]] used an image of her after her death to entrap Gorlim.		[[Eilinel]] was the wife of [[Gorlim\|Gorlim the Unhappy]]. She was slain by the dark forces of [[Morgoth Bauglir\|Morgoth]]. [[Sauron]] used an image of her after her death to entrap Gorlim.
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		+	==External link==
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		+	*{{TGlink\|Eilinel}}

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Category:Characters created for Peter Jackson's trilogy

2012-05-17T01:18:04Z

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-	Characters made for Peter Jackson's film trilogy.	+	Characters made for '''[[Peter Jacksons Film Trilogy]]'''.
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User:Anonymous Anna

2012-05-17T00:19:06Z

renameuser The user "Anonymous Anna" has been renamed to "Silvered Girl".

User talk:Dr. Arzt

2012-05-16T22:19:17Z

New page

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{{Welc1}}--[[User:DarkLantern|DarkLantern]] 22:19, May 16, 2012 (UTC)

Madril

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Men of Carn Dum

2012-05-16T21:38:35Z

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-	[[File:Placeholder\|right\|300px]]	+	The '''Men of Carn Dum''' are the dark men of [[Angmar]] who served the [[Witch-King of Angmar]] long ago. They are called "Men of Carn Dûm," because they hale from and rule Angmar through its dark capitol of [[Carn Dûm]] itself.
-	The '''Men of Carn Dum''' are the dark men of [[Angmar]] who served the [[Witch-King of Angmar]] long ago. They are called "Men of Carn Dum," because they hale from and rule Angmar through its dark capitol of [[Carn Dum]] itself.	+
	==History==		==History==
-	==='''Conquest of Arnor'''===	+	===Conquest of Arnor===
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	Many years ago, the kingdom of [[Arnor]] in the north had split into three different realms. The first was [[Cardolan]], which bordered along the [[Barrow-downs]]. [[Rhudaur]] was the second realm, which lied just below Angmar. Finally, [[Arthedain]] was the greatest realm which held the great kingdom of the [[Dunedain]], also ''its'' capitol city [[Fornost]].		Many years ago, the kingdom of [[Arnor]] in the north had split into three different realms. The first was [[Cardolan]], which bordered along the [[Barrow-downs]]. [[Rhudaur]] was the second realm, which lied just below Angmar. Finally, [[Arthedain]] was the greatest realm which held the great kingdom of the [[Dunedain]], also ''its'' capitol city [[Fornost]].

-	The Witch-King and the Men of Carn Dum intended to conquer the three realms by destroying every single Dunedain man and their cities. Rhudaur was the first to fall, and Cardolan was the second. Finally, the Men of Carn Dum attacked the realm of Arthedain and its capitol city of Fornost. The Witch-King succeeded in destroying the great city, and the Men of Carn Dum ruled with an iron fist of wrath	+	The Witch-King and the Men of Carn Dum intended to conquer the three realms by destroying every single Dunedain man and their cities. Rhudaur was the first to fall, and Cardolan was the second. Finally, the Men of Carn Dûm attacked the realm of Arthedain and its capitol city of Fornost. The Witch-King succeeded in destroying the great city, and the Men of Carn Dûm ruled with an iron fist of wrath

	The surviving Men of Arnor formed an alliance with the elves that destroyed the Men of Carn Dum and their kingdom of Angmar. Since then, the Witch-King has abandoned his realm, and retreated south to dwell in his new stronghold [[Minas Morgul]].		The surviving Men of Arnor formed an alliance with the elves that destroyed the Men of Carn Dum and their kingdom of Angmar. Since then, the Witch-King has abandoned his realm, and retreated south to dwell in his new stronghold [[Minas Morgul]].
-	==='''The War of the Ring'''===
-	Despite their supposed destruction, the Men of Carn Dum were not all destroyed. Those who survived returned to fight for [[Sauron]] under his deadliest servant [[Agandaur]] during the [[War of the Ring]]. They are first seen standing on either side of Agandaur at [[Sarn Ford]] after the [[Nazgul]] have pillaged it.

-	They are seen more often after Agandaur meets and tries to convince the [[dragon]], [[Urgost]] of the [[Grey Mountains]] to serve him. Agandaur leaves the Men of Carn Dum behind at the dragon's lair to stand watch and await the dragon's answer. They soon take part in Agandaur's attack on [[Nordinbad]], in which they fail due to [[Eradan]], [[Farin]], and [[Andriel]] intervening.	+	===The War of the Ring===

-	After their failed attack on Nordinbad, they battle the trio who have come to destroy Agandaur at their ironclad fortress of Carn Dum itself. When Agandaur is destroyed at the same time as Sauron's destruction, the Men of Carn Dum are scattered. Those who still lived may have fled the stronghold, or were picked off by the dragon Urgost who - sensing Sauron's destruction - claimed it for himself.	+	Despite their supposed destruction, the Men of Carn Dûm were not all destroyed. Those who survived returned to fight for [[Sauron]] under his deadliest servant [[Agandaur]] during the [[War of the Ring]]. They are first seen standing on either side of Agandaur at [[Sarn Ford]] after the [[Nazgul]] have pillaged it.
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		+	They are seen more often after Agandaur meets and tries to convince the [[dragon]], [[Urgost]] of the [[Grey Mountains]] to serve him. Agandaur leaves the Men of Carn Dûm behind at the dragon's lair to stand watch and await the dragon's answer. They soon take part in Agandaur's attack on [[Nordinbad]], in which they fail due to [[Eradan]], [[Farin]], and [[Andriel]] intervening.
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		+	After their failed attack on Nordinbad, they battle the trio who have come to destroy Agandaur at their ironclad fortress of Carn Dûm itself. When Agandaur is destroyed at the same time as Sauron's destruction, the Men of Carn Dûm are scattered. Those who still lived may have fled the stronghold, or were picked off by the dragon Urgost who - sensing Sauron's destruction - claimed it for himself.

	==Appearances ==		==Appearances ==
-	The Men of Carn Dum have the appearance of a barbarian. Their beards are long and bushy, they're very muscular, and have very savage fighting styles. Their helmets have horns on them, they wear wooly armor, and wield large weaponry such as hammers, maces or axes.	+
		+	The Men of Carn Dûm have the appearance of a barbarian. Their beards are long and bushy, they're very muscular, and have very savage fighting styles. Their helmets have horns on them; they wear wooly armor, and wield large weaponry such as hammers, maces or axes.
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	[[Category:Men]]		[[Category:Men]]
	[[Category:Servants of Sauron]]		[[Category:Servants of Sauron]]

Varin

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	'''Varin''' is a [[Dwarf]] that appears in [[Sierra Entertainment]]'s ''[[The Lord of the Rings: War of the Ring\|War of the Ring]]'' [[real-time strategy game]], as one of the instructors sent by [[Gandalf]] in the free peoples tutorial (The other being the elf [[Belenthrod]]). He like most Dwarves likes battle, but does not like [[Elves]]. He considers himself an expert at gathering resources.		'''Varin''' is a [[Dwarf]] that appears in [[Sierra Entertainment]]'s ''[[The Lord of the Rings: War of the Ring\|War of the Ring]]'' [[real-time strategy game]], as one of the instructors sent by [[Gandalf]] in the free peoples tutorial (The other being the elf [[Belenthrod]]). He like most Dwarves likes battle, but does not like [[Elves]]. He considers himself an expert at gathering resources.

Lurtz

2012-05-16T21:30:47Z

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Rogash

2012-05-16T21:28:13Z

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	When [[Elrond]], [[Glorfindel]] and [[Eärnur]] attacked Angmar, Rogash and a army of Trolls waited for them in the Hills of the Snow Trolls. When the army arrived and Earnur challenged Rogash, Many Elves and Men fell under the mighty sword of Rogash until Earnur fought against him and killed him. All of his Trolls died and the Witch-king was defeated on that day the city of Carn Dûm and the realm of Angmar was destroyed.		When [[Elrond]], [[Glorfindel]] and [[Eärnur]] attacked Angmar, Rogash and a army of Trolls waited for them in the Hills of the Snow Trolls. When the army arrived and Earnur challenged Rogash, Many Elves and Men fell under the mighty sword of Rogash until Earnur fought against him and killed him. All of his Trolls died and the Witch-king was defeated on that day the city of Carn Dûm and the realm of Angmar was destroyed.
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	[[Category:Non-canonical villains]]		[[Category:Non-canonical villains]]
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Dire wolves

2012-05-16T21:27:03Z

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	An [[wikipedia:Dire Wolf\|extinct animal]] of the same name existed in the real world.		An [[wikipedia:Dire Wolf\|extinct animal]] of the same name existed in the real world.
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	[[Category:Non-canonical Creatures]]		[[Category:Non-canonical Creatures]]
	[[Category:Non-canonical Minions of Angmar]]		[[Category:Non-canonical Minions of Angmar]]
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Erendis

2012-05-16T20:13:45Z

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-	\| caption = '''Erendis''' awaits the return of her husband on the coast	+	\| caption = '''Erendis''' awaits the return of her husband on the coast by Losse Elda
	\| name = Erendis		\| name = Erendis
-	\| othernames = Tar-Elestirnë	+	\| othernames = Tar-Elestirnë
	\| title = Queen of Númenor		\| title = Queen of Númenor
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Elemmírë (elf)

2012-05-16T20:00:19Z

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-	:''this article is for the [[Vanyar]]in [[elf]] for the [[stars\|star]] see [[Elemmírë]].''	+	:''this article is for the [[Vanyar]]in [[elf]] for the [[Stars\|star]] see [[Elemmírë]].''

-	'''Elemmírë''' ([[Quenya]]in for 'Star-Jewel') was a [[Vanyar]]in [[elf]] of [[Valinor]].	+	'''Elemmírë''' was a [[Vanyar]]in [[elf]] of [[Valinor]].

-	He is best known for creating the [[Aldudénië]] which laments the poisoning of the [[Two Trees]] and the [[Darkening of Valinor]] all of which he probably witnessed.	+	==History==
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		+	Elemmírë is best known for creating the [[Aldudénië]] which laments the poisoning of the [[Two Trees]] and the [[Darkening of Valinor]] all of which he probably witnessed.

	He probably lives at the base [[Taniquetil]] as most Vanyar do.		He probably lives at the base [[Taniquetil]] as most Vanyar do.
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		+	==Etymology==
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		+	Elemmírë was a [[Quenya]]in word for 'Star-jewel'.
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		+	{{Elves}}

	==References==		==References==
-	*[[The Silmarillion]] pg. 76	+	*[[The Silmarillion]]: [[Quenta Silmarillion]], [[Of the Darkening of Valinor]] pg. 76
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		+	==External link==
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		+	*{{TGlink\|Elemmírë (Elf)}}

		+	[[Category:Quenya words]]
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	[[Category:High Elves]]		[[Category:High Elves]]
	[[Category:Vanyar]]		[[Category:Vanyar]]
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Category:Non-canonical Minions of Angmar

2012-05-16T19:57:11Z

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	This category is for '''Non-canonical Minions of Angmar'''.		This category is for '''Non-canonical Minions of Angmar'''.
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Haldir (Haladin)

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	'''Haldir of the Haladin''' was an [[Edain]] of the [[House of Hador]] during the [[First Age]] of [[Middle-earth]].		'''Haldir of the Haladin''' was an [[Edain]] of the [[House of Hador]] during the [[First Age]] of [[Middle-earth]].
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		+	==History==

	Haldir became [[Chieftain of the Haladin]] in [[Brethil]] for a time in his adulthood. He married [[Glóredhel]] of the [[House of Hador]], and they had a son named [[Handir]]. He fostered [[Húrin]] and [[Huor]] in their childhood years. Haldir marched with the rest of his kin in support of the [[Union of Maedhros]] and was slain in the [[Nírnaeth Arnoediad]] (Battle of Unnumbered Tears), and his son Handir then inherited the title of Chieftain of the Haladin.		Haldir became [[Chieftain of the Haladin]] in [[Brethil]] for a time in his adulthood. He married [[Glóredhel]] of the [[House of Hador]], and they had a son named [[Handir]]. He fostered [[Húrin]] and [[Huor]] in their childhood years. Haldir marched with the rest of his kin in support of the [[Union of Maedhros]] and was slain in the [[Nírnaeth Arnoediad]] (Battle of Unnumbered Tears), and his son Handir then inherited the title of Chieftain of the Haladin.
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	* Haldir of the Haladin is not to be confused with [[Haldir]], the [[Elven]] Marchwarden of [[Lorien]].		* Haldir of the Haladin is not to be confused with [[Haldir]], the [[Elven]] Marchwarden of [[Lorien]].

-	==References==	+	==External link==
-	*{{TGlink\|Haldir_of_the_Haladin}}	+
		+	*{{TGlink\|Haldir of the Haladin}}

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Oropher

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	In the [[Battle of Dagorlad]], Oropher's company fought valiantly but he was slain with the greater part of his people when he accidentally called an early charge upon the enemy, without orders from Gil-galad. After Sauron was defeated, Thranduil, Oropher's son and heir, returned with the remainder of his people north back to Mirkwood. While beaten, their army was still large enough that the [[orcs]] hiding in secret in the [[Misty Mountains]] did not dare attack them.		In the [[Battle of Dagorlad]], Oropher's company fought valiantly but he was slain with the greater part of his people when he accidentally called an early charge upon the enemy, without orders from Gil-galad. After Sauron was defeated, Thranduil, Oropher's son and heir, returned with the remainder of his people north back to Mirkwood. While beaten, their army was still large enough that the [[orcs]] hiding in secret in the [[Misty Mountains]] did not dare attack them.
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User:173.77.247.223

2012-05-16T18:38:11Z

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User talk:Sunz2010

2012-05-16T17:52:37Z

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Brown Lands

2012-05-16T15:04:20Z

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	The land was ruined by the war between Sauron and the [[Last Alliance of Elves and Men\|Last Alliance]] at the end of the [[Second Age]].		The land was ruined by the war between Sauron and the [[Last Alliance of Elves and Men\|Last Alliance]] at the end of the [[Second Age]].

-	The Brown Lands, also known as Rhalon was once a part of the Realm of Rohan. When the Last Lord of the the Eotheod, Eorl the Young, entered and found the Realm of Rohan (North Gondor). His cousin, Forleth Nurnlien, found the free-realm which he named Rhalon. This realm became a part of Rohan for 300 years, until it was conquered by the armies of Mordor.	+	==External link==
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-	Its great stronghold, Nurnliath (Tol Naroth), didn't fall under the attack. But as the battle was going on, an inluencing poison mist stretched over the lands and maked every living piece of life to death.
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-	The stronghold of Nurnliath is still tucked away in the lands of the forgotten, where no one has been for centuries. If its abandoned are almost certainly, but it still is so stately and beautiful as it once was, can conjure ensure.
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	*{{TGlink\|Brown_Lands}}		*{{TGlink\|Brown_Lands}}

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User blog:Krzynowek/Tiffanyparty

2012-05-16T14:34:35Z

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User talk:Yard

2012-05-16T14:26:58Z

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Athelas

2012-05-16T14:18:31Z

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-	[[Athelas\|[[File:Athelas.jpg\|thumb\|275px]]Athelas]] is a healing herb, also known as '''Kingsfoil''' or '''Asëa Aranion''' that grew throughout [[Middle-earth]].	+	[[File:Athelas.jpg\|thumb\|275px]] '''Athelas''' is a healing herb, also known as '''Kingsfoil''' or '''Asëa Aranion''' that grew throughout [[Middle-earth]].

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	:and all lights pass,		:and all lights pass,
-	:come athelas! come athelas!	+	:come athelas! Come athelas!
	::Life to dying		::Life to dying
	:In the king's hand lying!		:In the king's hand lying!

Morgul

2012-05-16T14:15:00Z

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Durin the Last

2012-05-16T14:02:48Z

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Durin I

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Durin II

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Durin V

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Durin VI

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Durin VII

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Durin IV

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Rings of Power

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The Three:

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	=== Narya ===		=== Narya ===

-	'''Narya''', also named the '''Ring of Fire''' or '''Red Ring''', is one of the Three Rings.	+	'''[[Narya]]''', also named the '''Ring of Fire''' or '''Red Ring''', is one of the Three Rings.

	According to ''[[Unfinished Tales]]'', at the start of the [[War of the Elves and Sauron]], Celebrimbor gave Narya [[File:NN9512.jpg\|thumb\|left\|One of the three rings of power from The Noble Collection]]together with the Ring Vilya to [[Gil-galad]], High King of the [[Ñoldor]]. Gil-galad entrusted Narya to his lieutenant [[Círdan]], Lord of the Havens of [[Mithlond]], who kept it after Gil-galad's death. According to ''The Lord of the Rings'', Gil-galad receives only Vilya, while Círdan receives Narya from the very beginning along with Galadriel receiving Nenya from the start. In the Third Age Círdan, recognizing [[Gandalf]]'s true nature as one of the [[Maiar]] from [[Valinor]], gave him the ring to aid him in his labours. It is described as having the power to inspire others to resist tyranny, domination, and despair (in other words, evoking hope from others around the wielder), as well as giving resistance to the weariness of time: ''"Take now this Ring," he said; "for thy labours and thy cares will be heavy, but in all it will support thee and defend thee from weariness. For this is the Ring of Fire, and herewith, maybe, thou shalt rekindle hearts to the valour of old in a world that grows chill"'' (Círdan the Shipwright to Gandalf). Narya was worn by Gandalf at the [[Grey Havens]]. It was a [[gold]] ring adorned with a red ruby.		According to ''[[Unfinished Tales]]'', at the start of the [[War of the Elves and Sauron]], Celebrimbor gave Narya [[File:NN9512.jpg\|thumb\|left\|One of the three rings of power from The Noble Collection]]together with the Ring Vilya to [[Gil-galad]], High King of the [[Ñoldor]]. Gil-galad entrusted Narya to his lieutenant [[Círdan]], Lord of the Havens of [[Mithlond]], who kept it after Gil-galad's death. According to ''The Lord of the Rings'', Gil-galad receives only Vilya, while Círdan receives Narya from the very beginning along with Galadriel receiving Nenya from the start. In the Third Age Círdan, recognizing [[Gandalf]]'s true nature as one of the [[Maiar]] from [[Valinor]], gave him the ring to aid him in his labours. It is described as having the power to inspire others to resist tyranny, domination, and despair (in other words, evoking hope from others around the wielder), as well as giving resistance to the weariness of time: ''"Take now this Ring," he said; "for thy labours and thy cares will be heavy, but in all it will support thee and defend thee from weariness. For this is the Ring of Fire, and herewith, maybe, thou shalt rekindle hearts to the valour of old in a world that grows chill"'' (Círdan the Shipwright to Gandalf). Narya was worn by Gandalf at the [[Grey Havens]]. It was a [[gold]] ring adorned with a red ruby.

	=== Nenya ===		=== Nenya ===
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	[[File:Nenya.jpg\|thumb\|The Bearers of the Three]]		[[File:Nenya.jpg\|thumb\|The Bearers of the Three]]
-	'''Nenya''', also named as the '''Ring of Adamant''',the '''White Ring '''and the '''Ring of Water''', is one of the Three Rings. The name is derived from the [[Quenya]] N''én'' meaning ''water''.	+
		+	'''[[Nenya]]''', also named as the '''Ring of Adamant''', the '''White Ring '''and the '''Ring of Water''', is one of the Three Rings. The name is derived from the [[Quenya]] N''én'' meaning ''water''.

	Nenya is described as being made of ''[[mithril]]'' and set with a "white stone", presumably a diamond (this is never stated explicitly, although the usage of the word "adamant", an old synonym, is strongly suggestive). The ring is wielded by [[Galadriel]] of [[Lothlórien]], and possessing radiance that matches that of the stars; while [[Frodo Baggins]] can see it by virtue of being a [[Ring-bearer]], [[Samwise Gamgee]] tells Galadriel he only "saw a star through your fingers" (This appears in many editions as "finger" — which sounds more magical, since it suggests that her finger has somehow become transparent — but ''[[The History of The Lord of the Rings\|The Treason of Isengard]]'', ch. 13, note 34, mentions it as an error.)		Nenya is described as being made of ''[[mithril]]'' and set with a "white stone", presumably a diamond (this is never stated explicitly, although the usage of the word "adamant", an old synonym, is strongly suggestive). The ring is wielded by [[Galadriel]] of [[Lothlórien]], and possessing radiance that matches that of the stars; while [[Frodo Baggins]] can see it by virtue of being a [[Ring-bearer]], [[Samwise Gamgee]] tells Galadriel he only "saw a star through your fingers" (This appears in many editions as "finger" — which sounds more magical, since it suggests that her finger has somehow become transparent — but ''[[The History of The Lord of the Rings\|The Treason of Isengard]]'', ch. 13, note 34, mentions it as an error.)
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	=== Vilya ===		=== Vilya ===

-	'''Vilya''', the '''Ring of Air, Blue Ring,''' or '''Ring of Sapphire''' is one of the Three Rings.	+	'''[[Vilya]]''', the '''Ring of Air, Blue Ring,''' or '''Ring of Sapphire''' is one of the Three Rings.

	When Sauron laid waste to Eregion, Vilya was sent to the Elven-King Gil-galad far away in [[Lindon]], where it was later given to [[Elrond]], who bore it through the later years of the [[Second Age]] and all of the Third. As Gil-galad was the High King of the Noldor elves at the time of the rings' distribution it was thought that he was best fit to care for the most powerful of the three Elven rings.		When Sauron laid waste to Eregion, Vilya was sent to the Elven-King Gil-galad far away in [[Lindon]], where it was later given to [[Elrond]], who bore it through the later years of the [[Second Age]] and all of the Third. As Gil-galad was the High King of the Noldor elves at the time of the rings' distribution it was thought that he was best fit to care for the most powerful of the three Elven rings.

Melkor

2012-05-16T12:45:59Z

Appearance: Err...? That should be in the history section, should there be recorded information of his death.

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	{{Quote\|He stood over the king as a tower...and...cast a shadow over him like a storm cloud.\|The Silmarillion: Of the Ruin of Beleriand and the Fall of Fingolfin pg. 153}}		{{Quote\|He stood over the king as a tower...and...cast a shadow over him like a storm cloud.\|The Silmarillion: Of the Ruin of Beleriand and the Fall of Fingolfin pg. 153}}

-	As Elves typically reached about six feet tall, or close to seven feet for the Nolder, ..(Men were of similar height to Elves, however, Numenoreans averaged seven feet and Elendil was said to be nearly eight).. Morgoth must have stood at least twice this, and with the shadow he robed himself in he may well have seemed taller. In most artistic renderings Morgoth is depicted as towering over other beings, most notably elves (Fingolfin in particular) of the FA.	+	As Elves typically reached about six feet tall, or close to seven feet for the Nolder, (Men were of similar height to Elves, however, Numenoreans averaged seven feet and Elendil was said to be nearly eight)... Morgoth must have stood at least twice this length, and with the shadow he robed himself in he may well have seemed taller. In most artistic renderings Morgoth is depicted as towering over other beings, most notably elves (Fingolfin in particular) of the FA.

	{{Quote\|Morgoth set his foot upon his neck, and the weight of it was like a fallen hill.\|The Silmarillion: Of the Ruin of Beleriand and the Fall of Fingolfin pg. 154}}		{{Quote\|Morgoth set his foot upon his neck, and the weight of it was like a fallen hill.\|The Silmarillion: Of the Ruin of Beleriand and the Fall of Fingolfin pg. 154}}
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	After capture during the War of Wrath, Melkor was taken to Valinor and held in judgement for his crimes. For his punishment he was cast into the [[Void]], still wearing the Chain Angainor, where he thus lost all physical form. He currently exists purely as an evil, formless spirit.		After capture during the War of Wrath, Melkor was taken to Valinor and held in judgement for his crimes. For his punishment he was cast into the [[Void]], still wearing the Chain Angainor, where he thus lost all physical form. He currently exists purely as an evil, formless spirit.

-	It is said, however, that in the last days the watch on the Walls of Night will grow weary, and Melkor will overpower them and re-enter the World, and initiate the [[Dagor Dagorach]] (Battle of Sudden Flame). This can only come about if his strength leaks out of matter and back into him	+	It is said, however, that in the last days the watch on the Walls of Night will grow weary, and Melkor will overpower them and re-enter the World, and initiate the [[Dagor Dagorach]] (Battle of Sudden Flame). This can only come about if his strength leaks out of matter and back into him.
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	==Images==		==Images==

Samwise Gamgee

2012-05-16T11:02:52Z

Frying Pan:

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	=== Frying Pan ===		=== Frying Pan ===
-	Sam uses his frying pan when he has to This may have been referenced to in Tangled (2010) when Eugene used a frying pan to knock out many guards.[[File:Screen shot 2010-12-08 at 7.48.25 PM.png\|thumb\|Decipher Card of Sam's Frying Pan]]	+	Sam uses his frying pan when he has to. This may have been a reference to Tangled (2010) when Eugene used a frying pan to knock out many guards.[[File:Screen shot 2010-12-08 at 7.48.25 PM.png\|thumb\|Decipher Card of Sam's Frying Pan]]

	=== Throwing Weapons ===		=== Throwing Weapons ===

Gróin

2012-05-16T10:54:47Z

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-	'''Gróin''' was a [[dwarf]] born in [[TA 2671]]. He was of the [[Durin's Folk\|line of Durin]] and was likely born in the [[Lonely Mountain]]. His father was [[Farin]]. Gróin had an older brother named [[Fundin]], who was the father of [[Balin]] and [[Dwalin]]. Gróin had two sons: [[Óin]], born in [[TA 2774]], and [[Glóin]], born in [[TA 2783]].	+	'''Gróin''', son of [[Farin]], was a [[dwarf]] born in [[TA 2671]]. He was of the [[Durin's Folk\|line of Durin]] and was likely born in the [[Lonely Mountain]]. Gróin had an older brother named [[Fundin]], who was the father of [[Balin]] and [[Dwalin]]. Gróin had two sons: [[Óin]], born in [[TA 2774]], and [[Glóin]], born in [[TA 2783]].

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-	[[Category:Characters]]
-	[[Category:Dwarves]]

	[[nl:Gróin]]		[[nl:Gróin]]
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		+	[[Category:Dwarves]]

Boromir

2012-05-16T10:52:04Z

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	{{quote\|It is a strange fate that we should suffer so much fear and doubt over so small a thing. Such a little thing.\|Boromir}}		{{quote\|It is a strange fate that we should suffer so much fear and doubt over so small a thing. Such a little thing.\|Boromir}}

-	Boromir was a valiant warrior known in [[Gondor]] for his greatness, having already achieved great merit in Gondor prior to the [[Council of Elrond]]. His strength and forceful mood made him a great commander of Gondor who would have protected his people no matter what. Even the people of [[Rohan]], particularly [[Éomer]], admired him.	+	'''Boromir''' was a valiant warrior known in [[Gondor]] for his greatness, having already achieved great merit in Gondor prior to the [[Council of Elrond]]. His strength and forceful mood made him a great commander of Gondor who would have protected his people no matter what. Even the people of [[Rohan]], particularly [[Éomer]], admired him.

	== Before the War of the Ring ==		== Before the War of the Ring ==
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	[[Category:Steward-prince of Gondor]]		[[Category:Steward-prince of Gondor]]

File:R098.jpg

2012-05-16T09:58:39Z

uploaded "[[File:R098.jpg]]"

Brown Lands

2012-05-16T08:42:22Z

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	The land was ruined by the war between Sauron and the [[Last Alliance of Elves and Men\|Last Alliance]] at the end of the [[Second Age]].		The land was ruined by the war between Sauron and the [[Last Alliance of Elves and Men\|Last Alliance]] at the end of the [[Second Age]].

-	==External link==	+	The Brown Lands, also known as Rhalon was once a part of the Realm of Rohan. When the Last Lord of the the Eotheod, Eorl the Young, entered and found the Realm of Rohan (North Gondor). His cousin, Forleth Nurnlien, found the free-realm which he named Rhalon. This realm became a part of Rohan for 300 years, until it was conquered by the armies of Mordor.
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		+	Its great stronghold, Nurnliath (Tol Naroth), didn't fall under the attack. But as the battle was going on, an inluencing poison mist stretched over the lands and maked every living piece of life to death.
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		+	The stronghold of Nurnliath is still tucked away in the lands of the forgotten, where no one has been for centuries. If its abandoned are almost certainly, but it still is so stately and beautiful as it once was, can conjure ensure.
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		+	External link

	*{{TGlink\|Brown_Lands}}		*{{TGlink\|Brown_Lands}}

-	[[Category:Regions]]
-	[[Category:Rhovanion]]

	[[nl:Bruine landen]]		[[nl:Bruine landen]]
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The Lord of the Rings (Top Trumps)

2012-05-16T08:41:05Z

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	== Packs ==		== Packs ==
	===[[The Fellowship of the Ring (movie)\|The Fellowship of the Ring]]===		===[[The Fellowship of the Ring (movie)\|The Fellowship of the Ring]]===
-	[[Image:Lord_of_the_Rings_1.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|''Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring'' Top Trump pack.]]	+	[[Image:FellowshipTT.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|''Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring'' Top Trump pack.]]
	#[[Arwen]]		#[[Arwen]]
	#[[Barliman Butterbur]]		#[[Barliman Butterbur]]
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	#[[Haldir]]		#[[Haldir]]
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	#[[Sméagol]]		#[[Sméagol]]
		+	#Fliegender Nazgul ([[Fell Beast\|Flying Nazgul]])

	===Possibilities===		===Possibilities===

File:FellowshipTT.jpg

2012-05-16T08:33:15Z

uploaded "[[File:FellowshipTT.jpg]]"

The Lord of the Rings (Top Trumps)

2012-05-16T08:29:41Z

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	#[[Black Gate\|The Black Gate]]		#[[Black Gate\|The Black Gate]]

		+	===German Ringcon Super Top Trumps===

-	German Ringcon Super Top Trumps	+	There were also the following cards given away at this 2004 event in Germany, and in german language only; the cards are now quite rare.

-	There was also the following cards given away at this 2004 event in Germany, and in german language only; the cards are now quite rare.	+	#[[Haldir]]

-	1. Haldir	+	#[[Gil-galad]]

-	2. Gil-galad	+	#[[Sméagol]]
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-	3. Smeagol

	===Possibilities===		===Possibilities===

The Lord of the Rings (Top Trumps)

2012-05-16T08:25:27Z

Trilogy Gift Set:

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	#[[Sméagol]]		#[[Sméagol]]
	#[[Black Gate\|The Black Gate]]		#[[Black Gate\|The Black Gate]]
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		+	German Ringcon Super Top Trumps
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		+	There was also the following cards given away at this 2004 event in Germany, and in german language only; the cards are now quite rare.
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		+	1. Haldir
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		+	2. Gil-galad
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		+	3. Smeagol

	===Possibilities===		===Possibilities===

Barrow-downs

2012-05-16T04:17:27Z

History:

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	After the breaking of Arnor, the area of the Barrow-downs became the capital of Cardolan. After [[Rhudaur]] fell to [[Angmar]], the Dúnedain of Cardolan entrenched themselves here, but eventually the realm fell. After the collapse of Cardolan and the flight of the remaining Dúnedain, the area was left empty. To ensure that this place would remain uninhabited by his enemies, the [[Witch-king of Angmar]] sent evil spirits, known as Barrow-wights, to haunt the once-great tombs of the ancient men. After [[Arthedain]] claimed kingship over all of [[Arnor]], there was an attempt by the Dúnedain to recolonize Cardolan once again; this ultimately failed due to the mysterious power of the barrow-wights.		After the breaking of Arnor, the area of the Barrow-downs became the capital of Cardolan. After [[Rhudaur]] fell to [[Angmar]], the Dúnedain of Cardolan entrenched themselves here, but eventually the realm fell. After the collapse of Cardolan and the flight of the remaining Dúnedain, the area was left empty. To ensure that this place would remain uninhabited by his enemies, the [[Witch-king of Angmar]] sent evil spirits, known as Barrow-wights, to haunt the once-great tombs of the ancient men. After [[Arthedain]] claimed kingship over all of [[Arnor]], there was an attempt by the Dúnedain to recolonize Cardolan once again; this ultimately failed due to the mysterious power of the barrow-wights.

-	Fleeing the Black Riders, Frodo and his fellow Hobbits were ensnared by a wight in one of the numerous barrows- perhaps in the same cairn which held the last prince of Cardolan. The four were separated from one another in a dense fog, and, all captured, ended up in the same barrow. Three of the Hobbits seemed under a spell, but Frodo, almost succumbing to the wight, was able to call out to [[Tom Bombadil]]. Tom, hearing his song, came with haste to the barrow and dispelled the evil spirit from the tomb. Tom Bombadil, whose house dwells in the [[Old Forest]] near to the Barrow-downs, had told them earlier to pass by barrows on the western side; the hobbits stopped for lunch on what must have been a barrow, and promptly fell asleep in the shade on the east side. After their rescue, the hobbits each took from the spoils of the tomb a [[Barrow-blades\|finely crafted Dúnedain knife]], and continued their journey towards [[Bree]].	+	Fleeing the Black Riders, Frodo and his fellow Hobbits were ensnared by a wight in one of the numerous barrows. The four were separated from one another in a dense fog, and, all captured, ended up in the same barrow. Three of the Hobbits seemed under a spell, but Frodo, almost succumbing to the wight, was able to call out to [[Tom Bombadil]]. Tom, hearing his song, came with haste to the barrow and dispelled the evil spirit from the tomb. Tom Bombadil, whose house dwells in the [[Old Forest]] near to the Barrow-downs, had told them earlier to pass by barrows on the western side; the hobbits stopped for lunch on what must have been a barrow, and promptly fell asleep in the shade on the east side. After their rescue, the hobbits each took from the spoils of the tomb a [[Barrow-blades\|finely crafted Dúnedain knife]], and continued their journey towards [[Bree]].

	==Appearances in adaptations==		==Appearances in adaptations==

User:THEGREENNINJA1

2012-05-16T02:49:28Z

New page

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==About Me==

Hello,I'm a boy that gets homeschooled by my mom and I also have two brothers.

==Favorite Pages==

* [[Aragorn]]

* [[Legolas]]

* [[Frodo Baggins]]

Felaróf

2012-05-16T01:57:33Z

added to & external link

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-	'''Felaróf''' was a white horse and first of the [[Mearas]].	+	'''Felaróf''' was a white [[horse]] and first of the [[Mearas]].

	==History==		==History==
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	The horse tamer [[Léod]], father of [[Eorl the Young]], attempted to tame a captured white foal. However, when he attempted to ride the horse it threw him, resulting in his death. His orphaned son Eorl hunted down the horse, demanding that it serve him as payment for causing his father's death. The horse accepted this, taking the name '''Felaróf''', a name said to mean 'very valiant' or 'very strong'. It was said that Felaróf could understand the speech of [[Men]].		The horse tamer [[Léod]], father of [[Eorl the Young]], attempted to tame a captured white foal. However, when he attempted to ride the horse it threw him, resulting in his death. His orphaned son Eorl hunted down the horse, demanding that it serve him as payment for causing his father's death. The horse accepted this, taking the name '''Felaróf''', a name said to mean 'very valiant' or 'very strong'. It was said that Felaróf could understand the speech of [[Men]].

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	His line, the [[Mearas]], according to tradition could only be ridden by the [[Lord of the Mark]]. [[Gandalf]]'s horse [[Shadowfax]] came from the Mearas, making him a descendant of Felaróf himself.		His line, the [[Mearas]], according to tradition could only be ridden by the [[Lord of the Mark]]. [[Gandalf]]'s horse [[Shadowfax]] came from the Mearas, making him a descendant of Felaróf himself.

		+	==Etymology==
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		+	Felaróf was an [[Old English language\|Old English]] word that meant "Very strong".
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		+	==External link==
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		+	{{TGlink\|Felaróf}}

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