Thank you. Who was known as the Constrainer?

the cconstraner? sounds like a wrestler

haha grima wormtounge?

Nope!

Morgoth Bauglir?

Aye, that was him.

Which 'bad guy' frightened a certain treacherous councillor so badly that he betrayed his real master?

I take it you mean it was the treacherous counsellor who betrayed his real master, not the bad guy in question? If so, it was the Lord of the Nazgul spooking Grima Wormtongue.

Exactly right.

Who enslaved a person who's famous weapon was preserved in Numenor?

Ar-Pharazon?

Morgoth?

Nope. Neither of these people went to Numenor, but the slave's weapon was preserved in honor there. Who was his master?

Could it be Lorgan?

That's the fella!

Did Tuor have a weapon on Numenor? Hmm....

Who killed Azaghal?

Glaurung?

Yes.

Yes, it was his axe.

bump

Ooops
 

Ok, easy one- what was the name of the Orc King killed by Bullroarer Took?

Golfimbul.

Yes. :)

Who betrayed Turin and his band?

Mim the Petty Dwarf

*bump?*

Yes.

heh nice...


"strang creatures of the north, they inhabit the bodies of the gifted, they remind me of the aztec's though..."

I know nothing about the Aztecs...
 

So I'll try a crazy guess.

Werewolves?

nope...


(i could give a crazy clue...
www.riseofnations.com
look at the nations, its in the Aztec description
<power of...>

Tevildo and his cats?

Later then that

Queen Beruthiel and her cats?

Its nothing with cats... think (big hint) torment

Balrogs then?

i see your not using my clue...


http://www.microsoft.com/games/riseo...ns/nations.asp


that should help hopefully...

I read it, but I still don't get it.

"Aztecs have the power of ________, what other middle earth race uses __________"

I've been thinking about this for a while, and I finally got it.


Barrow-Wights

The Aztecs in Rise of Nations have the Power of Sacrifice, which fits very well with the only Barrow-Wight we met in the books. So I think this is probably right!

(I like to assume you've been puzzling over this non-stop for 15 years straight. ;))

hS

Nope, only since I saw it, which was 6 years ago.