Which King of Numenor did Sauron corrupt to the worship of Melkor?


(Grondy edited this post to add the above rule.)

I think it is Lugburz Boring, yeah.

Erm...the Shire when the hobbits replaced 'baccy with grass?

Not even close.

thanx and merry X-mas to you too


Emin Muil???

You have succeeded grondy, very much so. Roll on weekend!
*Plastic

Golly gee I don't remember posting the answer, caused I think, by one of the many past crashes where we have had to start over. Anyway here is the answer, as told by Pippin to the Heroes of Helm's Deep' in part of his discertation on 'The Battle of Isegard' found in "The Two Towers" Book III, Chapter 9, entitled, 'Flotsam and Jetsam': If Saruman deserved to die for temporarily messing up The Shire, this passage should have been enough to condemn him to to the ever burning fires of Hell. One-White-Tree and I don't approve of napalming trees; it lowers property values.

Okay stoningland was another name for gondor (it says so in my ME-atlas bible...) but i couldn't find who called it that and when...

I think it was called so soon after the numeneor came to ME (gondor) by other ppl whom lived in the neighbourhood and saw the craftmenship of the numeneor with stone...

Too easy. Or are you trying to bait TomBombadillo?

I've got one: Name Elrond's sons

[Edited on 28/12/2001 by Allyssa][Edited on 1/2/2002 by Allyssa]

Sorta' close Boring

Boring is right in that it is Gondor and is found in a Rohirrim song called the Mounds of Mundburg writen long after the Battle of Pelennor Fields. That's the first half of the song; you can find the rest of it on the last page of LOTR Vol. III, Book V, Chapter 6 entitled 'The Battle of Pelennor Fields'. Give Boring a Cuddly Bear.

One more thing, I've found that if you read Tolkein's songs/poetry/verse out loud it works better than just reading it silently in your head.

ooh! ooh! I know this one.......

It's that whole elf fetish thing again isn't it?

Toot toot! They're vicious buggers, as Plastic said when he gleefully destroyed my illusions of cuddly woodland animals a little while back.

Toad rules!
*ungoliant

A Pseudo-Silmaril or cuddly badger to Chikakat for the right answer.

Ooops my mistake you didn't know the answer; you can keep the prize anyway.


[Edited on 31/12/2001 by Grondmaster]

I knew the answer to Alyssa's question, it's grondy's Uldor one I don't know off hand. Was Alyssa right there?

Allyssa had the right answer: Maglor killed Uldor the Accured and she get her choice of a Pseudo-Silmaril or Cuddly Badger *wave

[Edited on 31/12/2001 by Grondmaster]

Oh, Plastic decided to go into business - got a cartload of his furry & fluffy woodland pals & tried to flog it off to a bunch of Eskimos. Business flopped, Plastic sobbed & ended up donating the cudly badgers & fluffy fruitbat to Grondie for use as awards, since Grondie ran out of pseudo-Simarils. Hmm, wonder what happened to them...*innocent look*

*ungoliant

you're gonna flame-broil me, aren't you, Plastic.

I'm full of New Year cheer, so I won't it's pretty accurate really! But I never donated my cuddly badgers to Grondy, he just won so many, he has to give them out now to make space in his toy box

Allyssa has it right again and can have another Pseudo-Silmaril. Which reminds me: What color were the Silmarils? I don't know the answer to this one. I have been thinking of making a batch of ulfire colored Pseudo-Silmarils and maybe some octarine ones also.

(Disclaimer: All Pseudo-Silmarils presented by at this site--at least those by yours truly--are imaginary; their physical substance is so non-existant that they can never be held.)

Well, from your answer Allyssa, you surely do deserve one, except my supply is all used up, and I don't have access to The Skwerl's supply. So you will have to accept another Pseudo-Silmaril instead, unless of course, The Skwerl is willing to substitute a Cuddly Badger from his great stockpile.

I'd go for a Pseudo-Silmaril if I were you Alyssa. See elsewhere for the development of the not-so-cuddly-anymore-badger army of Death.

You would be referring to Toad Hall, Toads house.

Melkor went into the Void looking for the Flame Imperishable (you know, that thing that Gandalf served) so that he could make some little creations of his own.

This is also where he started to have a few ideas about world dominance and all that.

Must not have found it though, since he bred the race of orcs from elves. "He cannot make, he can only mock.."

You are really good at this, Alyssa. Before I knew what Grondy meant, you're there with the (right?) answer.