Who was the brother of R’mil and Orophin
Thread: Trivia: Barad-dur
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That's it Fionw’; you get the pretty bauble.
Who was the brother of R’mil and Orophin
Who was the brother of R’mil and Orophin
Their fellow sibling was Haldir of L’rien 
That's right Loss, so you get the Pseudo-Silmaril.
Tolkien lifted all the dwarf-names in The Hobbit from what ancient literary work
Tolkien lifted all the dwarf-names in The Hobbit from what ancient literary work
The Elder Edda.
That was a tough one.
That was a tough one.
No no no, he took it from Walt Disney's Snow white and the Seven Dwarves movie script.
Correct Fionw’, you get the pretty bauble.
Incorrect Virumor, Uncle Walt's movie didn't have a dwarf named Droopy.
From whom did Sauron take the last ring of the Dwarves
Incorrect Virumor, Uncle Walt's movie didn't have a dwarf named Droopy.
From whom did Sauron take the last ring of the Dwarves
Thrain son Thror, taken from him with torment in the dungeons of Dol Guldur.
Halbard has the answer and 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
Might that be my step-father, Thingol? I believe his brother called him "Elwe" a very long time ago.
My step-father used to tell me stories about an ancient time when he lived by a great lake with his people. He was a simple elf back then, but he used to have dreams about a wonderous light, though he always awoke under the stars. Then, one day a mighty hunter came to his people and beckoned them with descriptions reminiscent of his dreams, and he knew that it was his destiny to follow. However, the journey was long, and there was much to distract the elves. So, when he returned to bring his brethren to behold the unimaginable magnificence of the trees, he instead beheld a different beauty, his future wife. He forsook the trees and remained with his wife as far as I know. I have unfortunately lost contact with all of my family.
My step-father used to tell me stories about an ancient time when he lived by a great lake with his people. He was a simple elf back then, but he used to have dreams about a wonderous light, though he always awoke under the stars. Then, one day a mighty hunter came to his people and beckoned them with descriptions reminiscent of his dreams, and he knew that it was his destiny to follow. However, the journey was long, and there was much to distract the elves. So, when he returned to bring his brethren to behold the unimaginable magnificence of the trees, he instead beheld a different beauty, his future wife. He forsook the trees and remained with his wife as far as I know. I have unfortunately lost contact with all of my family.
Correct Turin, you get the Pseudo-Silmaril (imaginary).
Who said (in the book), "Eat earth! Dig deep! Drink water! Go to sleep!" and to whom was it said?
Who said (in the book), "Eat earth! Dig deep! Drink water! Go to sleep!" and to whom was it said?
Was it.. Tom Bombadil, and he was talking to Old Man Willow?
Yes, and it wasn't PJ's Treebeard talking to a Huron who had trapped Pippin, so Etharion gets the pretty bauble.
What title was given to Gimli after the War of the Ring
What title was given to Gimli after the War of the Ring
edhilmellon (a guess at the Sindarin)
Actually, http://www.jrrvf.com says elvellon. Where does that come from?
Actually, http://www.jrrvf.com says elvellon. Where does that come from?
elf friend?
It could be elf friend, but he was also called Lord of the Glittering Caves after the War ended, so I'll go with that
Loss has the answer for which I was looking, so Loss gets the Pseudo-Silmaril.
What was the name of Morgoth's great mace
What was the name of Morgoth's great mace
I believe thats the first part of your name at PT Sir
GROND
GRONDCorrect Mellon; and it was also called the 'Hammer of Morgoth'. Mellon gets the pretty bauble.
Who were the Elendili
Who were the Elendili
Hint: they were also called the Faithful. 
Among some of the D’nedains there were some that wanted to keep the friendship (or even fellowship ) between the Eldar (the elfes ) and those who lived in Valar..They were also named the Elf-friends
That's them Mellon, you got them down pat, so you get the Pseudo-Silmaril.
On what hill did Boromir try to take the Ring from Frodo
On what hill did Boromir try to take the Ring from Frodo
I always like geography, Grondy. How 'bout Amon Hen?
You sure it isn't Amon Rooster Halbard? 
Okay, Halbard gets the pretty bauble.
How did Treebeard illuminate the inside of Wellinghall
Okay, Halbard gets the pretty bauble. How did Treebeard illuminate the inside of Wellinghall
He lifted up 2 drinking vessels, filled with a liquid akin to water, put his hands over them, did a bit of tree magic and hey presto, light!
Correct Durin vii, you get the pretty bauble.
What was the name of the great feast-hall in Edoras
What was the name of the great feast-hall in Edoras
Meduseld?
Aye, that it is Sian, me friend, ye gets the Pseudo-Silmaril.
Why was N’menor remembered as Mar-nu-Falmar
Why was N’menor remembered as Mar-nu-Falmar
Thank ye mos' kindly Capn' Grond! (Breaking my arm patting self on back for not having to look this one up )
)Arrrggh! And if you've yer sea-legs matey, does ye remember the answer to the above question from the Silmarillion?
OK, Grondmaster. Numenor is not my strongpoint, but I will try to answer so that you will post a new question. This is the postdiluvian name for Numenor, which is pretty much self-explanatory.
Correct Turinturumart, the name means 'home-beneath-waves' and the pretty bauble is yours.
What did the setting sun of Durin's Day reveal to Bilbo
What did the setting sun of Durin's Day reveal to Bilbo
The keyhole to the secret passage that lead to Smaug's lair. Right?
Etharion gets the Pseudo-Silmaril for the correct answer.
Who was Bilbo Baggins' mother
Who was Bilbo Baggins' mother
Belladonna T’k
We spell that "Took" on this side of the Atlantic, but if "T’k" is pronounced the same, then Mellon gets the pretty bauble.
At what time was Bilbo expected to be at the 'Green Dragon'
At what time was Bilbo expected to be at the 'Green Dragon'
Quote:
We spell that "Took" on this side of the Atlantic
T’k is the Norwegian way of spelling it ..Took is the correct way ..sorryWe spell that "Took" on this side of the Atlantic
Bilbo was expected to be at the Green Dragon at 11 in the morning
No need to apologize Mellon, for the difference in spelling or for only waiting a little over six hours, instead of twenty-four, before answering the next question. 
You did have the correct answer, but no cigar this time.
How many Valar were there
You did have the correct answer, but no cigar this time. How many Valar were there
14. Ask harder questions or you're an orc. (I almost said "9", but then I would've been double-wrong.)
Some are hard some are easy; some are trick some are logical; many are stale a few are new. Anyway Turinturumart gets the Pseudo-Silmaril.
Who had seven toes on each foot
Who had seven toes on each foot
Tree beard
Arwen Boleyn.
Correct Mellon, the pretty bauble is yours.
What stone marked the center of the Shire
What stone marked the center of the Shire
the three farthing stone
Good on Gud daedheloth for having the answer and now the Pseudo-Silmaril.
By what Sindarin name were the Misty Mountains also known
By what Sindarin name were the Misty Mountains also known
Hithaelgir ?
Correct Mellon, another pretty bauble is yours.
Who said, 'This shall be my own kingdom; and I name it unto myself!'
Who said, 'This shall be my own kingdom; and I name it unto myself!'
Yawn...its pretty late here so..of the top of my head....Morgoth?
That was the name he was given later when his foul deeds became know, at the time he made the claiming statement he was still known as Melkor. Still, Etharion gets the Pseudo-Silmaril.
Whose lullaby, said Bilbo, 'would waken a drunken goblin'
Whose lullaby, said Bilbo, 'would waken a drunken goblin'
The elfes from Rivendell
Right on Mellon, another pretty bauble to you.
Who called the Dwarves 'Gonnhirrim' and what did it mean
Who called the Dwarves 'Gonnhirrim' and what did it mean
