Whats your favorite sword? | Page 7 | The Tolkien Forum
Feb 12, 2003 · I dont really like any of the swords. But I do love bows :). I like Legolas' bow.
Whats your favorite sword? | Page 5 | The Tolkien Forum
Feb 12, 2003 · Originally posted by Turin Aw come on people post on this thread so it won't be deleted.:( Don't worry Turin threads only get deleted if no one posts in them for long, long time, like 6+ months. Popular or not this thread isn't going anywhere anytime soon. ~MacAddict
Are the evil beings of the 3rd age stronger than the first age?
Aug 3, 2021 · I'm just curious about your opinions. As you all know, the most powerful servants of Melkor are the balrogs and dragons. But apart from these two beings, evil beings of the 3rd age such as uruk-hai, olog-hai, mumakil, fellbeast, nazgul, are from the first age orcs, trolls, werewolves, and...
If you owned your own magic sword in Middle Earth,what would …
May 19, 2009 · I'd name it after the first badass thing I did with it, so... Nameless for now.
What did Gandalf mean by 'Flame of Anor?' (merged threads)
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The Faramir Analysis | Page 2 | The Tolkien Forum
Dec 22, 2002 · What do you do indeed? Well, the average captain sends them back to Denethor. However, Tolkien's point is presicely that Faramir is not the average captain. Obviously, his chief purpose in Tolkien's story is to make a point. If the point disappears, I …
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power – Teaser Trailer
Feb 13, 2022 · I really hope, that some day maybe Peter Jackson will produce a serie about the Silmarillion...he will do it right and dont destroy the hopes of fans like...
Glorfindel or Ecthelion - who is a greater elf? | Page 2
Mar 8, 2003 · Well, the poll doesn't lie and it looks like Ecthelion is the greater elf (for now anyway):)
Tolkien's Poetry | Page 2 | The Tolkien Forum
Nov 2, 2002 · Led Zeppelin (Robert Plant), uses Tolkien references in several songs. Only one song is blatantly referencing events from LOTR, though even in it there are some things which are questionable. Perhaps the metaphors can be deciphered so that the true extent of their 'Lord of the Rings' reference...