Calenardhon...close enough oh yeah it was also considered land of Gondor, and DUnland...

If I remember correctly, Calenardhon. I'd look up the spelling, as I'm not positive it's accurate, but that defeats the purpose of rummaging through forgotten recesses of my brain.

Edit: aw shucks... cross-posting.

The Mark?

i thought the Mark was Edoras?

Calenardhon works fine, so Gil-Galad goes next.

The Mark, or the Riddermark, is also a name for Rohan.

right now i gotta think...


The Hidden Rock


very easy

Gondolin?
And how is that in LoTR?

woops my bad... ummm....Imaldris

Rivendell

yep

Caradhras

Redhorn Pass, Misty Mountains...

yes your turn

Orthanc

Mount Fang.

sure... your go

okee dokee. What is Azanulbizar?

Chamber of Records?

I just wanna point out that Caradhras is the Redhorn itself, not the pass, nor the mountain range.

sorry sleepy, thats not it.

Dimrill Dale.

The Riddermark.

Calenardhon.

Edit: Eek! I cross-posted with Kath.

Firefoot`s got it.

Another name for Taur e-Ndaedelos.

`Forest of the Great Fear`, its a sindarin name of Mirkwood

I'm going to Guess Hill Of Slain...but thats probaly wrong

Is it possibly Eryn Lasgalen?

Wilwarin and Niluial both have valid answers, so since Wilwarin answered first he/she can go.

Im a she,

Whats the Tower of the Sun ?

That's what I thought, but I was just covering my bases. :)

That would be Minas Anor, or Minas Tirith if you prefer.

And that would be correct.

Who is the Lord of the West?

Manwe. Or if you're going for 3rd Age, in reference to the "Men of the West", than it would be Aragorn.

Neither. Manwe would be correct, except I don't think he is in LotR. There is a different one that I am thinking of.

Wouldn't the Lord of the West be either the Kings of Gondor or Cirdan and other elves?

No.

Maybe Feanor ?

No.

Im going to go further west.

is it Sauron?