Whose symbol was a white swan-ship on a blue field
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Ah shucks, Celebrian couldn't be tricked, so she gets the Pseudo-Silmaril.
Whose symbol was a white swan-ship on a blue field
Whose symbol was a white swan-ship on a blue field
galadriel
No, it wasn't hers. Sorry, try again.
Dol Amroth
Mellon has it and the pretty bauble too.
What land did Legolas help restore to its former beauty after the War of the Ring
What land did Legolas help restore to its former beauty after the War of the Ring
The land of Ithilien, home and realm (kinda) of Faramir and his wife. I couldn't remember the spelling of her name, how embarassing.
Yes I found that at the tail end of Appendix A of LotR and her name was Éowyn.
Fionwë Urion gets the Pseudo-Silmaril
What tragic figure was known as Thalion the Steadfast
Fionwë Urion gets the Pseudo-Silmaril
What tragic figure was known as Thalion the Steadfast
Hurin
-Meneldur, new to the forums
-Meneldur, new to the forums
Meneldur has the correct answer and the Pseudo-Silmaril.
Who defeated whom in the Battle of the Camp
Who defeated whom in the Battle of the Camp
Earnil and his army defeated the Wainriders while they were having a victory party.
Correct Celebrian, you get the pretty bauble.
Why did Ulmo command Turgon to leave armor and a sword in his house in Nevrast
Why did Ulmo command Turgon to leave armor and a sword in his house in Nevrast
So that Turgon would recognize the wearer (eventually to be Tuor) as Ulmo's messenger, when the doom of Gondolin was near.
That's the answer Meneldur, you get the pretty bauble.
What name was given to the Eldar who were 'not of Aman'
What name was given to the Eldar who were 'not of Aman'
Umanyar (Just read about that.)
You got it Celebrian, and the Pseudo-Silmaril.
In what year of the Third Age did Isildur plant a seedling of the White Tree in Minas Anor
In what year of the Third Age did Isildur plant a seedling of the White Tree in Minas Anor
The 2nd year
That was when Celebrian, you get another pretty bauble.
What does "Mordor" mean in English
What does "Mordor" mean in English
Black Land
Gud has the correct answer and the Pseudo-Silmaril.
How did Fingolfin and his people return to Middle-earth from Valinor
How did Fingolfin and his people return to Middle-earth from Valinor
They crossed the Helcaraxë on foot, after being stranded in northern Aman when Fëanor burned the ships of the Teleri at Losgar.
Dang, I'm always getting here too late now! maybe I should try getting on more often...
Meneldur has the answer and the pretty bauble.
Which is the odd man out: Ossë, Manwë, Ilmarë, Olórin, Eonwë
Which is the odd man out: Ossë, Manwë, Ilmarë, Olórin, Eonwë
He's not in your list...but I think Fionwë is "odd man out" since he keeps missing his chance to answer the questions, LOL!!!! 
Osse?
Manwë since he is Lord of the Valar and not a Maia?
Mellon gets the Pseudo-Silmaril for the correct answer.
I know no one will know the answer to the following, because few have read Smith of Wootton Major, but on the off chance:
When the fay-star fell out of Smith's mouth, what did he do with it
I know no one will know the answer to the following, because few have read Smith of Wootton Major, but on the off chance:
When the fay-star fell out of Smith's mouth, what did he do with it
Do you doubt our knowledge Grondy??? I couldn't remember off heart but after looking it up:
Smith caught the Fay-Star in his hand and because it looked like it was going to fly away, he clapped his hand to his head and it stayed in his forehead for many years...
I couldn't remember off heart but after looking it up:Smith caught the Fay-Star in his hand and because it looked like it was going to fly away, he clapped his hand to his head and it stayed in his forehead for many years...
ACK!!!! We're not supposed to look this stuff up, Grondy is testing our knowledge not our search engines.
What??? I didn't use a search engine (that's cheating)... I tried to remember it off heart, but couldn't... but I agree with Grondy, alot of people havn't read those writings so I looked it up in my own copy of "Tales OT Perilous Realm", and that's allowed so you're wrong there 
Yes, Loss gets the pretty bauble.
Note: Using your eyes to manually search through your own copies of the books is approved as you might pick up a couple other tid-bits while doing so; however, searching the web or the forum for the answers is frowned upon.
Who was Gimli's father
Note: Using your eyes to manually search through your own copies of the books is approved as you might pick up a couple other tid-bits while doing so; however, searching the web or the forum for the answers is frowned upon.
Who was Gimli's father
Easy one.... 
Glóin
P.S. Yes I figured looking in the books was okay, I was just busting your chops Elessar. Especially since that one was such an off-the-wall question, outside LOTR and all.
GlóinP.S. Yes I figured looking in the books was okay, I was just busting your chops Elessar. Especially since that one was such an off-the-wall question, outside LOTR and all.
We must all find out sometime how the game is played, but you are new here so be glad it was now and not later Thanks Grondy...Meneldur gets the Pseudo-Silmaril.
Oh, and our other rule in this game is when you answer the question correctly you must wait 24 hours after the next question is posted before trying to answer it, unless of course that question gets answered correctly by someone else and a third question is posted within your 24 hour period, then that third question is fair game for you. This is toward sharing the wealth as it were.
What did Boromir do to arouse the Watcher in the Water
Oh, and our other rule in this game is when you answer the question correctly you must wait 24 hours after the next question is posted before trying to answer it, unless of course that question gets answered correctly by someone else and a third question is posted within your 24 hour period, then that third question is fair game for you. This is toward sharing the wealth as it were.
What did Boromir do to arouse the Watcher in the Water
Yup, I knew about the 24-hour rule -- saw it on Page 1 on the thread, and I've been careful to follow it. Well...I've been careful *AND ALSO* sometimes Grondy throws us a real wacky curve-ball of a question that I have no hope of answering anyway, LOL!!! 
He threw a rock/stone into the water???
Yes, Loss gets the pretty bauble for the correct answer.
By what name did the Rohirrim call Lothlorien
By what name did the Rohirrim call Lothlorien
Dwimordene is the name given to Lothlorien by the people of Rohan. It means "haunted valley." The Rohirrim believed that Lothlorien was a place of magic where a sorceress dwelled. The Two Towers: "The King of the Golden Hall," p. 118
Sorry Grondy I had to look this up , but I hope more than me learned something
Sorry Grondy I had to look this up , but I hope more than me learned something
That's all right Mellon, I wouldn't have known it either and if I had, I still would have wanted to look it up towards having the correct spelling. Anyway, Mellon gets the Pseudo-Silmaril.
What was the first story from The Silmarillion to be put on paper
What was the first story from The Silmarillion to be put on paper
The Fall of Gondolin? (I think...)
That's what I came up with Meneldur, it was started circa 1917 while he was on sick leave from the army. I found this in the 'Introduction to Part One' of Unfinished Tales. So Meneldur gets the pretty bauble.
What were the Seven Hoards
What were the Seven Hoards
They were the hoards created by the seven dwarven rings, worn by the seven dwarven kings/lords.
Correct Etharion, you get the Pseudo-Silmaril.
Who was the only Sinda to have seen the Two Trees
Who was the only Sinda to have seen the Two Trees
Legolas ?
I want to say Thingol, I know he saw the light from the Two Trees in Melian's eyes. Does that count as having seen the Trees?
Thingol did saw the Two trees.
Amarië gets the Pseudo-Silmaril for her accidental guess. As Elwë, Thingol went to Valinor as an ambasador, saw the the two trees, and returned. Upon his return he talked the Elven people to relocate to Valinor, but having fallen head-over-heels for Melian he remained and didn't sail with them.
Who wrote the poem 'The Stone Troll'
As Elwë, Thingol went to Valinor as an ambasador, saw the the two trees, and returned. Upon his return he talked the Elven people to relocate to Valinor, but having fallen head-over-heels for Melian he remained and didn't sail with them.Who wrote the poem 'The Stone Troll'
Bilbo?
Nope, try again.
J.R.R. Tolkien.
Yes, but I want the name of his character to whom the poem was attributed.
