Up to which peak did the Endless Stair lead
Thread: Trivia: Barad-dur
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Yup, Mellon has it with the Ent who was also known as Quickbeam, so she gets the Pseudo-Silmaril.
Up to which peak did the Endless Stair lead
Up to which peak did the Endless Stair lead
Or to put it another way: On which peak was Durin's Tower located?
Durin's Tower was carved in the living rock of Zirakzigil, the pinnacle of the Silvertine.
Correct Fionw’ Urion, and a third name of the peak was Celebdil. You get the pretty bauble.
Who smelt Bilbo and felt his air
Who smelt Bilbo and felt his air
Smaug the Golden.
Morambar has it and the Pseudo-Silmaril.
Upon what mound did the Two Trees of Valinor stand
Upon what mound did the Two Trees of Valinor stand
Ezellohar.
That's the place Virumor, you get the pretty bauble.
When Minas Ithil fell to the Ringwraiths, what new name was it given, and what did it mean
When Minas Ithil fell to the Ringwraiths, what new name was it given, and what did it mean
Minus Morgul-Tower of like, black magic or shadow or something
im going with the first one
im going with the first one
Close enough Elrose, you had the flavor of it, which was Minas Morgul, the 'Tower of Sorcery' or 'tower of black magic', so you get the Pseudo-Silmaril.
Can you name the three Elven Rings, if so, do so
Can you name the three Elven Rings, if so, do so
yes i can;
Nenya, Ring of Water, worn by Lady Galadriel.
Narya, Ring of Fire, worn by Gandalf.
Vilya, Ring of Air, worn by Elrond.
Nenya, Ring of Water, worn by Lady Galadriel.
Narya, Ring of Fire, worn by Gandalf.
Vilya, Ring of Air, worn by Elrond.
Loss has them all and gets the pretty bauble.
Now name the materials from which each of the above three Elven Rings were fabricated, and also give a third name for each
Now name the materials from which each of the above three Elven Rings were fabricated, and also give a third name for each
Narya the Great, the Red Ring of Fire, unknown material band with a red stone (possibly a ruby)
Nenya, Ring of Adamant, mithril band with a white stone (possibly a diamond)
Vilya, Ring of Sapphire, gold band with a sapphire
I'll keep the pretty bauble for myself.
The Ford of Rivendell crossed which river
Nenya, Ring of Adamant, mithril band with a white stone (possibly a diamond)
Vilya, Ring of Sapphire, gold band with a sapphire
I'll keep the pretty bauble for myself.
The Ford of Rivendell crossed which river
i think it was the River Bruinen???
id thought id better answer soon as this thread has died for a while
id thought id better answer soon as this thread has died for a while
Yup Loss, or the River Loudwater is another name for it, so you get a the pretty bauble and thank you for breaking the boycott.
What stood in the Anduin to the west of Beorn's house
and thank you for breaking the boycott. What stood in the Anduin to the west of Beorn's house
The rock...Carock
Correct Etharion, you get the Pseudo-Silmaril.
How was Grima Wormtongue killed
How was Grima Wormtongue killed
He was shot in the back with several hobbit arrows after attacking and killing Saruman. I think.
Correct Eva, you get the pretty bauble.
How many Men journeyed with Bilbo to the Lonely Mountain
How many Men journeyed with Bilbo to the Lonely Mountain
None I think I though his companions were only dwarfs?
I though his companions were only dwarfs?It was a trick question and no one bit, so the jokes on me and Mellon gets the Pseudo-Silmaril.
What are the two missing words in the following lines of verse
and Mellon gets the Pseudo-Silmaril. What are the two missing words in the following lines of verse
Quote:
In _________ _____ beaneath the Sun,
the flowers may rise in Spring
In _________ _____ beaneath the Sun,
the flowers may rise in Spring
In Western lands beneath the sun...
Correct Tin’viel, that is from Sam's song, which he sang in the Tower of Cirith Ungol while he was searching for Frodo, so you get the pretty bauble.
What name was given to the land of Ard-galen after its destruction by Morgoth, and what did it mean in English
What name was given to the land of Ard-galen after its destruction by Morgoth, and what did it mean in English
I know that! Anfauglith- The Land of Gasping Dust.
Anfauglith- The Land of Gasping Dust.That's right Etharion, you get the pretty bauble.
Who did Finw’ marry after the death of M’riel
Who did Finw’ marry after the death of M’riel
(Sometimes they complain if the questions are too easy; sometimes they ignore the hard ones; still, I know it is high Summer in the northern hemisphere and most of our members are away on vacation, so I shouldn't complain if the remainder don't have The Silmarillion available.) 
Indis...
well im not away Grondy, but i have to wait 24 hours before i can post here, but i know the answer;
Finwe's second wife was Indis
Finwe's second wife was Indis
awwww 2 mins behind;
In the words of Homer Simpson; DO'H!!!!!!!!!
In the words of Homer Simpson; DO'H!!!!!!!!!
Yeah, I should have waited another day before I made the above min-rant. 
Anyway, Virumor has the correct answer and the Pseudo-Silmaril.
What was the official emblem (banner) of Durin's Folk
Anyway, Virumor has the correct answer and the Pseudo-Silmaril.
What was the official emblem (banner) of Durin's Folk
Uu....cant remember that... But out of my head right now id say aaaa...Hammer?
A hammer is only part of it, can anyone come up with more?
It has an am-bolt and a hammer surrounded of a crown with 7 stars ( I'm not sure if am-bolt is correct though)
I think you mean anvil.
With Virumor's help, Mellon has the answer and the pretty bauble.
Who or what did Legolas shoot out of the sky from the bank of the Anduin
Who or what did Legolas shoot out of the sky from the bank of the Anduin
Then I will share it with Virumor Thanks The answer to your next question: I believe was a Nazg’l on his flying animal
Thanks The answer to your next question: I believe was a Nazg’l on his flying animal That is the correct answer Mellon; howsomeever, I don't think you waited the necessary 24 hours after I posted the next question, which is required after you correctly answered the last question.
In what age did the Istari arrive at the Grey Havens
In what age did the Istari arrive at the Grey Havens
In the third age .It was said that they came from the west to gather all of those who were against Sauron and to helpguide them(elves and men ) in how to defeat him
Mellon gets the pretty bauble for the correct answer. And she gets to wait 24 hours after I post the question below, before she may answer it, unless someone else correctly answers it and I post a subsequent question. Remember that the posting times shown here are those of Great Britain and you will have to convert your local time to suit, in order to know if the 24 hours are up yet.
Who replaced the Lord of the Nazg’l as commander of Sauron's forces in the Battle of Pelennor Fields
And she gets to wait 24 hours after I post the question below, before she may answer it, unless someone else correctly answers it and I post a subsequent question. Remember that the posting times shown here are those of Great Britain and you will have to convert your local time to suit, in order to know if the 24 hours are up yet.Who replaced the Lord of the Nazg’l as commander of Sauron's forces in the Battle of Pelennor Fields
The Mouth of Sauron?
I think its Gothmog, the lieutenant of Morgul.
Aldaradan has it and the Pseudo-Silmaril for the correct answer of Gothmog.
What was the Sindarin name for the Encircling Mountains
What was the Sindarin name for the Encircling Mountains
Hmm its been 24 hours right? 
Well I'll wait a little longer.
Well I'll wait a little longer.You may post it now Aldaradan.
Crissaegrim
Partially Aldaradan, Crissaegrim are the mountains to the south of Gondolin and form a part of the Encircling Mountians, but that isn't the answer I want. Sorry. Try again.
Hint: It starts with E.
Hint: It starts with E.
Do I have to wait 24 hours again? Hmm its hard to tell because the time on my post doesn't match mine... Well if answering now is against the rules the dont give me the prize 
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Somehow I knew you wanted the "E" word but it seems as though the name "Crissaegrim" is used more often. Also I have checked and "Crissaegrim" is the only name given for those mountains on Tolkiens map in the Silmarillion.
The answer is Echoriath.
...Somehow I knew you wanted the "E" word but it seems as though the name "Crissaegrim" is used more often. Also I have checked and "Crissaegrim" is the only name given for those mountains on Tolkiens map in the Silmarillion.
The answer is Echoriath.
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Aldaradan has the answer with Echoriathm and so has the pretty bauble.
How did ’in die
Aldaradan has the answer with Echoriathm and so has the pretty bauble.
How did ’in die
I think he was killed by the "Watcher in the Water".
Oin went to Moria with Balin but died in an attempt to retake Khazad-dum, which is probably the correct as well but i forgot how he died
