It's quite possible. The thread's yours.

Great question. :)

Why couldn't Gondor send Rohan reinforcements during the Long Winter?

Corsairs were bumming them out man, and maybe wain riders, but defitently corsairs

Corsairs are correct.

The kings had 3 mounds, name the beginning and end for each of these mounds

The first one started with Eorl and ended with Helm, the second one started with Frealaf and ended with Theoden, and the third one started with Eomer.

yep!, what! my message has to be more then 10 characters! what is up with that! i mean come on! what can i write thats more then ten characters for a simple anwser! that is so...ummm... its just because i watched a episode of star trek isn't it! ISN'T IT!

I noticed that too.

How did Helm's sons die?

Haleth died defending the doors of Meduseld from Wulf and his army. Hama died on a raid into the besieging forces below Helm's Deep.

Correct, your turn. :)

How many sisters did Fengel have? How many daughters?

I think it's one sister and two daughters.

*burrows in the book* Yep.

Explain how the three Marshalls of the Mark were distributed (where they had command over).

The First Marshall had charge of the Muster of Edoras; the Second Marshall had charge of the Muster of the Westfold; the Third Marshall had charge of the Muster of the Eastfold.

^ check the hand. :)

I am the second one of this name, and we both fell at the same place.

Herm...Hama Helm's son and Hama the doorward both fell at Helm's Deep.

Yes. :)

Thanks. Herm...new question.
Name the doughty man who fell at Mundburg.

Grimbold?

Yes indeed. Your go. :)

How many stairways led up to the wall of Helms deep from behind the wall?

Three flights from the ground, one from the fortress proper.

Yup.

What color was the water that Felarof rode through?

Red?

Green and White?

Clear maybe?

Firefoot is correct.

Name five Rohirric horses.

Snowmane, Firefoot, Windfola, Shadowfax, Arod.

Good. Your turn.

Two kings were succeeded by their nephews. Who were they, and who were the nephews?

Théoden was succeeded by Éomer and Helm was succeeded by Fréaláf Hildeson.

Correct, of course. Your turn.

Which king of the Mark was dark-haired and why?

Wulf, since he had dunlandish blood.

Well, Wulf wasn't a king but I realized the person I was thinking of wasn't either. :rolleyes: That was a bad question, so go ahead.

Who were you thinking of then?

What colors did the shield Gimli got from Theoden have?