I'm psychic!

Yep correct of course. Your turn..

What were the Aglorand?

I'm not sure, Aglarond is the Glittering Caves in Ered Nimrais, but is that what you meant?

Argh! Infernal Keyboard of Doom!!

Yes you are correct, that was what I meant to type. Your turn Pallando.

Haha, good one Beren

Ok, who is 'the Shipbuilder'

Oh tricky one, first for some reason I was going to say Earendil, but its not, its Cirdan . Am I correct?

Close. Eärendil's name means 'Lover of the Sea' and is also called many other things like; 'The Blessed' and 'The Mariner'

And Círdan was 'The Shipwright'

Try Again though, you're on the right track.

Ok, thats where I got Cirdan from, but its not the answer you want (thought it is a possible one!). SOOOO, is the answer you want Tar-Ciryatan?

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...or maybe Aldarion? Just a guess...

You're right Beren, Círdan could have been an answer, but the one I was thinking of was Tar-Ciryatan.

Sorry for the confusion!

What was the Hill of Sorcery?

I do believe that was Dol Guldur...

You are correct! Good job!

What was the Eagles' Cleft?

the Cirith Thoronath.

That is correct! Your turn...

What is another name for the Land of the Fragrant Trees?

Nisimaldar

That's it!

What and where was Black Glass ?

Ack, nasty one that was Mat.

Helevorn, a lake in the north of Thargelion, below Mount Rerir.

Gives you a warm glow when you get it right though doesn't it?

Makes you feel important. [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img]

What was Telumehtar?

a constellation

Bingo! That would be it.

What was Rerir?

Mountain in Beleriand.

yes...but can you be more speciffic? it is desribed as being near.....

Umm..Ered Luin?

Hint: a body of water

To the north of Lake Helevorn.

Yes! i thought it would take longer to find it. your turn

Yay!

Who or what is Turamarth?

Is it an early form of Turambar, Master of Doom?

Not an early form, but the Sindarin form.

Yep, that's right Russandol! Now it's your turn. Yeah I always have a thing for the Sindarin language.

Going along with earlier/later forms ... what did the River Flend later become?

What Age did it under-go a name change?

Not an Age of Middle-Earth per se. But it was the earlier name of which great river of Middle-Earth ?

Anduin?