Lord of the Rings

[Koesen]

Not Feanor, but you're getting closer. I think it was the First Age. Definitely not the Third. I don't remember exactly what happens in the Second Age, but it was a long time ago anyway.

It involves treason, spywork and somebody shouting something he should have kept to himself.

[Iz Man]

Complete the following sentence:

Mighty was the House of ________ in its fall

(Quoting off the top of my head, but I'm fairly sure it's correct.)

Fingolfin? Or Elendil?

[Titanic]

Not Feanor, but you're getting closer. I think it was the First Age. Definitely not the Third. I don't remember exactly what happens in the Second Age, but it was a long time ago anyway.

It involves treason, spywork and somebody shouting something he should have kept to himself.

First Age ended with Morgoth defeated
Second Age ended with the Last Allaince defeating Sauron
Third Age ended with ringbearers leaving Middle Earth

[Koesen]

Looked it up: it's definitely First Age, and with Fingolfin you're getting very, very close.

[Iz Man]

Looked it up: it's definitely First Age, and with Fingolfin you're getting very, very close.

House of Fëanor then?

[Koesen]

Feanor is the half-uncle of the person I'm looking for, if half-uncle is the right word.

[Iz Man]

Feanor is the half-uncle of the person I'm looking for, if half-uncle is the right word.

hmmm.
Well Feanor was half-brother of Finarfin & Fingolfin......

Ah, Turgon then? He was a son of Fingolfin and founder of Gondolin.

[Koesen]

I knew you'd get there sooner or later

So, yes, that is correct. It's a line from either Tuor and the fall of Gondolin or the Silmarillion account.

[Iz Man]

I knew you'd get there sooner or later

So, yes, that is correct. It's a line from either Tuor and the fall of Gondolin or the Silmarillion account.

phew.... finally

I have to admit I did a little research to find it.

Now after that one. I'm going to have to think up a good challenging one for you.

[Iz Man]

Alright then.......

How many Palantiri (seeing-stones) were there in Middle Earth, and how did they get there?

[red bull]

Alright then.......

How many Palantiri (seeing-stones) were there in Middle Earth, and how did they get there?

7

[Iz Man]

Alright then.......

How many Palantiri (seeing-stones) were there in Middle Earth, and how did they get there?

7

Yup, there were 7.

Now, how did they get to Middle Earth?
Or rather, who brought them to Middle Earth?

[Titanic]

Alright then.......

How many Palantiri (seeing-stones) were there in Middle Earth, and how did they get there?

7

Yup, there were 7.

Now, how did they get to Middle Earth?
Or rather, who brought them to Middle Earth?

I remember reading that Feanor created them. Who bought them to Middle Earth...not sure...They were used by the Kingdom of Gondor in the second age, when Anarion and co had them in the South, and the other were at Weatherhill etc... Who bought them over....hmm...Feanor? Eurendil?

[Sunstripe]

Alright then.......

How many Palantiri (seeing-stones) were there in Middle Earth, and how did they get there?

7

Yup, there were 7.

Now, how did they get to Middle Earth?
Or rather, who brought them to Middle Earth?

Perhaps Elendil when he was fleeing the sinking of numenor? (just a guess)

[Iz Man]

Alright then.......

How many Palantiri (seeing-stones) were there in Middle Earth, and how did they get there?

7

Yup, there were 7.

Now, how did they get to Middle Earth?
Or rather, who brought them to Middle Earth?

Perhaps Elendil when he was fleeing the sinking of numenor? (just a guess)

Exactly. They were made prior to the First Age, in the Years of the Trees, by the Elves of Aman, and indeed perhaps the work of Fëanor himself.
There were many made, some small, some too big to carry. The Elves gave 7 to the Númenóreans. They were rescued by Elendil and his sons when Númenor fell and brought to Middle Earth.

So here's an easy one then.
What are the names of Elendil's sons?

[Sunstripe]

Alright then.......

How many Palantiri (seeing-stones) were there in Middle Earth, and how did they get there?

7

Yup, there were 7.

Now, how did they get to Middle Earth?
Or rather, who brought them to Middle Earth?

Perhaps Elendil when he was fleeing the sinking of numenor? (just a guess)

Exactly. They were made prior to the First Age, in the Years of the Trees, by the Elves of Aman, and indeed perhaps the work of Fëanor himself.
There were many made, some small, some too big to carry. The Elves gave 7 to the Númenóreans. They were rescued by Elendil and his sons when Númenor fell and brought to Middle Earth.

So here's an easy one then.
What are the names of Elendil's sons?

Isildur, Anarion, and one other I don't remember off the top of my head.

[The1exile]

Also to answer my question, Who killed Azog, it was... Nain

Go Nain (Azog was a Goblin)

In other news I am going to start a Middle earth game tomarrow around 7:00 central time (freestyle, escalating, unlimited, 4 people, public)

Azog was actually an Orc, I think. The Orcs and Dwarves always hated each other, and it was Dáin who killed him, because Azog had killed Náin, his father (I think).

It should be noted that LOTR != the whole legenarium, so questions about the War of Wrath for examples aren't really directly tied in.

[The1exile]

Isildur, Anarion, and one other I don't remember off the top of my head.

I thought he only had 2? And you named them right (excepting accents).

[Sunstripe]

Isildur, Anarion, and one other I don't remember off the top of my head.

I thought he only had 2? And you named them right (excepting accents).

I wasn't sure because for some reason I had a feeling there were 3 Isildur-Arnor
Anarion-Gondor
prehaps another?

Ps. thanks on the correction

[red bull]

Also to answer my question, Who killed Azog, it was... Nain

Go Nain (Azog was a Goblin)

In other news I am going to start a Middle earth game tomarrow around 7:00 central time (freestyle, escalating, unlimited, 4 people, public)

Azog was actually an Orc, I think. The Orcs and Dwarves always hated each other, and it was Dáin who killed him, because Azog had killed Náin, his father (I think).

It should be noted that LOTR != the whole legenarium, so questions about the War of Wrath for examples aren't really directly tied in.

its actuly goblens

[red bull]

Also to answer my question, Who killed Azog, it was... Nain

Go Nain (Azog was a Goblin)

In other news I am going to start a Middle earth game tomarrow around 7:00 central time (freestyle, escalating, unlimited, 4 people, public)

Azog was actually an Orc, I think. The Orcs and Dwarves always hated each other, and it was Dáin who killed him, because Azog had killed Náin, his father (I think).

It should be noted that LOTR != the whole legenarium, so questions about the War of Wrath for examples aren't really directly tied in.

its actuly Goblens that are the sworn enemy of the dwarfs azog was the king Goblen

[The1exile]

I don't think there is another - Elendil was the first high king of both Arnor and Gondor, and AFAIK there's no other kingdom.

[Sunstripe]

Ok also What was Azog a Goblin or an Orc we need to settle this!

[red bull]

Ok also What was Azog a Goblin or an Orc we need to settle this!

Goblin lets make sure we are talking about the same Goblin is he the one that captured the 12 dwarfs in the hobbit if so he is a goblin and his name is azog the king of that tribe of goblins

[Sunstripe]

Ok also What was Azog a Goblin or an Orc we need to settle this!

Goblin lets make sure we are talking about the same Goblin is he the one that captured the 12 dwarfs in the hobbit if so he is a goblin and his name is azog the king of that tribe of goblins

Okay so that Azog was a goblin, but what was the Orc/goblin that dain/nain I can't remember which killed?