12
No
Hah! Good Question! Way to narrow the field!
Play on!
Thread: Eyespy in Middle-earth
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(Glorfinel: I think hot, warmer, cooler, or cold can be used to keep us from going off on a dead-ended tangent. It shouldn't be necessary once everyone has learned the strategy of winning.)
Question/guess number 13
Is it even the name of a geographical place?
(See Gang, we have to use our questions to narrow down the range of answers, because we only have twenty questions and if the answer is found in The Silmarillion, there are five pages of "A" words in its index. Once we get the range narrowed down to a specific group of suspects then we can start guessing, else we will run out of guesses before we can figure out which section of the haystack the needle resides, unless someone has a very lucky guess. By narrowing the range of possible answers one can almost always find the answer in twenty questions.)
(This is the game where that famous question, "Is it bigger than a breadbox?" originated. And then there are also the animal? vegetable? or mineral? questions to narrow the field yet further.) Glorfinel: That question about the breadbox was rhetorical, as are these last three they are not a yet a questions in this particular game.)
Question/guess number 13
Is it even the name of a geographical place?
(See Gang, we have to use our questions to narrow down the range of answers, because we only have twenty questions and if the answer is found in The Silmarillion, there are five pages of "A" words in its index. Once we get the range narrowed down to a specific group of suspects then we can start guessing, else we will run out of guesses before we can figure out which section of the haystack the needle resides, unless someone has a very lucky guess. By narrowing the range of possible answers one can almost always find the answer in twenty questions.)
(This is the game where that famous question, "Is it bigger than a breadbox?" originated. And then there are also the animal? vegetable? or mineral? questions to narrow the field yet further.) Glorfinel: That question about the breadbox was rhetorical, as are these last three they are not a yet a questions in this particular game.)
Thank you, Grondy! You very succintly expressed what needed to said about narrowing the field of play! May you cupboard never be empty of lembas.
However to your qustion...
#13
No
Play on! You only have 7 guesses left to figure it out!
Bwah-hah-hah-hah!!!
Can you do it?!!? Will you do it?!!!?
However to your qustion...
#13
No
Play on! You only have 7 guesses left to figure it out!
Bwah-hah-hah-hah!!!Can you do it?!!? Will you do it?!!!?
Would it be Aglarond, the Glittering Caves?
Question/Guess 14
[Edited on 6/12/2002 by Rednell]
Question/Guess 14
[Edited on 6/12/2002 by Rednell]
Is it Anghabar?
Question/guess number 15
Question/guess number 15
14
No
15
No
(Getting way cold now people. Look at my response to Grondy's Question #13. You should review the responses to other peoples questions before you guess.)
No
15
No
(Getting way cold now people. Look at my response to Grondy's Question #13. You should review the responses to other peoples questions before you guess.)
Is it Angrist as this was a knife named by the dwarves and started in the middle and went to the north of middle earth?
Question/guess number 16
Question/guess number 16
OK, There are only 5 out of the 20 questions left to use, because it seems that some of you all are a little new to this. I'm going to do review of guesses so far.
#1 Is this the name of a person?
No (cold)
#2 Is it Angband?
No (cold)
#3 # 3 Azadhel: Is it the name of a sword?
NO (warm)
#4 Azadhel: Is it a River?
NO (Cold)
#5 Was it named by Elven-folk?
Yes/No It has an elven name but the name was given by a dwarf.
#6 Is it Anfauglith other wise known as Ard-galen?
No (cold)
#7Is it a hill?
No (cold)
#8 Is it Aglon?
No (cold)
#9 Is it Amon Rudh?
No (cold)
#10 Is it any type of a body of water?
No (cold)
#11 Is it one of the Ainur?
No (cold)
#12 Can it be found labeled on the map of Beleriand in the Silmarillion?
No (cold)
#13 Is it even the name of a geographical place?
No (cold) But a great narrowing question!
#14 Would it be Aglarond, the Glittering Caves?
No, (cold)
#15 Is it Anghabar?
No (cold)
Alright, my friends. So there is teh review with hints on closeness. Good Luck! And...
PLAY ON!!!
#1 Is this the name of a person?
No (cold)
#2 Is it Angband?
No (cold)
#3 # 3 Azadhel: Is it the name of a sword?
NO (warm)
#4 Azadhel: Is it a River?
NO (Cold)
#5 Was it named by Elven-folk?
Yes/No It has an elven name but the name was given by a dwarf.
#6 Is it Anfauglith other wise known as Ard-galen?
No (cold)
#7Is it a hill?
No (cold)
#8 Is it Aglon?
No (cold)
#9 Is it Amon Rudh?
No (cold)
#10 Is it any type of a body of water?
No (cold)
#11 Is it one of the Ainur?
No (cold)
#12 Can it be found labeled on the map of Beleriand in the Silmarillion?
No (cold)
#13 Is it even the name of a geographical place?
No (cold) But a great narrowing question!
#14 Would it be Aglarond, the Glittering Caves?
No, (cold)
#15 Is it Anghabar?
No (cold)
Alright, my friends. So there is teh review with hints on closeness. Good Luck! And...
PLAY ON!!!
Oy Glorfinel I have given an answer and you've not said if it is right or wrong and by your warm and cold I'm thinking its right!
#16 Is it Angrist as this was a knife named by the dwarves and started in the middle and went to the north of middle earth?
Whoa!!!! And out of no where comes the answer!!! Check out Ross with the Big Guessing Brain!!!
Yes!!! It is indeed Angrist, the Knife made by the dwarf Telchar of Nogrod. It was given to Curufin but taken by Beren and he used it to cut a Silmaril out of the Crown of Morgoth. While made by a dwarf, it's name is Sindarin and means 'Iron cutting'.
Way to go Ross!!! Good job everyone!
Well, Ross, you guessed it, so now it's you turn to be the Eye that spied! Lay it on us!
Whoa!!!! And out of no where comes the answer!!! Check out Ross with the Big Guessing Brain!!!
Yes!!! It is indeed Angrist, the Knife made by the dwarf Telchar of Nogrod. It was given to Curufin but taken by Beren and he used it to cut a Silmaril out of the Crown of Morgoth. While made by a dwarf, it's name is Sindarin and means 'Iron cutting'.
Way to go Ross!!! Good job everyone!
Well, Ross, you guessed it, so now it's you turn to be the Eye that spied! Lay it on us!
Thank you, I would just like to thank my management, my Guinea pigs and of course Glorfinel for coming up with such a toughie!
Ok here goes:
AGE: First Age. AREA: Northern middle earth
Eye-spy with my little eye something begining with S
Ok here goes:
AGE: First Age. AREA: Northern middle earth
Eye-spy with my little eye something begining with S
Hey! Let's not over look the helpfulness of guinea pigs for answering tough question!
Whoo-hoo!!! Now it's my turn to guess!
#1 Is it a place?
Whoo-hoo!!! Now it's my turn to guess!
#1 Is it a place?
Quote:
#1
#1
No!
#2 Is it a river?
Guess # 3 Is it a living thing?
# 4: Is it a person?
(Can I join?)
(Can I join?)
#2 No
#3 No
#4 No
Of course you can join in! you stand a much better chance if you have some lucky Guinea Pigs.
#3 No
#4 No
Of course you can join in! you stand a much better chance if you have some lucky Guinea Pigs.
Hmmmm...
#5
Is it a created object?
#5
Is it a created object?
#6 Is it east of the Misty Mountains?
No No. I Ment Is It The Name Of A Person!
Revised #1
Is it a name of a person?
Revised #1
Is it a name of a person?
#5 Yes/No
#6 Yes/No
[Edited on 9/12/2002 by Ross]
#6 Yes/No
[Edited on 9/12/2002 by Ross]
#7 Would it be Silima?
#7 No
question #8
Would it be found in the sky?
Would it be found in the sky?
#9
Did the Fellowship come in contact with it?
Did the Fellowship come in contact with it?
#8 Yes
#9 No
#9 No
Question #10
Is it Sorunume?
[Edited on 12/9/2002 by ProgHead777]
Is it Sorunume?
[Edited on 12/9/2002 by ProgHead777]
#10 No
Question #11
Is it the Sickle of the Valar, aka, the Seven Stars of the Valacirca?
Is it the Sickle of the Valar, aka, the Seven Stars of the Valacirca?
Quote:
D@mn it you managed to get it!
D@mn it you managed to get it!
#11 Yes
It is the sicle of the Valar, the seven stars of the Valacirca, my favourite constellation and proof that Tolkien was saying that Earth was Arda!
Quote:
#5 Yes/No #6 Yes/No
#5 Yes/No #6 Yes/No
As Frodo said:
Quote:
Go not to the Elves for counsel for they will say both no and yes.
Go not to the Elves for counsel for they will say both no and yes.
Do you have a bit of Elven flowing through your veins, Ross?
#11
Would it be the sun?
#11 Is it Hill Trolls?
Congratualtions Prog!!
That was my next guess.
That was my next guess.
you have found my true nature, I am of the Nandor and I am starting a campaign about hte evils of christmas trees, please use the wood afterwards if only for fuel it's so much better than just dumping them you bunch of tree fellers!
#11 No
Sorry Rednell I couldn't resist it!
Sorry Rednell I couldn't resist it!
Woohoo! I won
My turn then:
AGE: First Age AREA: Northern Beleriand
Eyespy with my little eye something that starts with D
My turn then:
AGE: First Age AREA: Northern Beleriand
Eyespy with my little eye something that starts with D
#1 Yes
Please note a bit of a wasted question as I think in eyespy you have to use a noun!
Please note a bit of a wasted question as I think in eyespy you have to use a noun!
#1
Is it a place?
Is it a place?
#1 Is it a place?
No
No
#2
Is it a person?
Is it a person?
#2 Is it a person?
Yes
Yes
#3
Does it end in an "R"?
Does it end in an "R"?
#3
Is it an Elf?
Is it an Elf?
#4 Is it Daeron?
#3 Does it end in an "R"?
No
#4 Is it an Elf?
No
#5 Is it Daeron?
No
Play on!
No
#4 Is it an Elf?
No
#5 Is it Daeron?
No
Play on!

#6 Is it Dairuin?
#7
is this person a man?
[Edited on 10/12/2002 by Orimono_Shujin]
is this person a man?
[Edited on 10/12/2002 by Orimono_Shujin]
ok, you said it was not a place, but a person that was not an elf.
#8 is this person a dwarf?
#8 is this person a dwarf?
#1
is it a name?
is it a name?
#9 is it Dragluin?


