Was his fate also tied to the doom of the sons of feanor?

Okay, that was a bad question.
 

Is it one with a sad child?

Is it a mark of Kings of Old? Not the "Ar-" prefix
Was his fate also tied to the doom of the sons of feanor? Not Aranel
Is it one with a sad child? Not Arathorn II

Is it Green?

Is it Green? Not Ard-galen

Is it a mark of Kings of Old?

Did he prove that every cloud has a silver lining, even if you can't immediately see it?

Is it a mark of Kings of Old? Not the Argonath
Did he prove that every cloud has a silver lining, even if you can't immediately see it? Not Aranwion

Did he prove that every cloud has a silver lining, even if you can't immediately see it?

Is it one who lived in Hithlum?

Did he prove that every cloud has a silver lining, even if you can't immediately see it? I decide to concede. What's your answer?
Is it one who lived in Hithlum? Not Aradan

finally! : )
 

The correct answer is ( of course ;) ) Artamir! His unfortunate death made it possible for Aragorn to claim the title of the king and unite Arnor and Gondor. Next letter please :p

Oooh . . .
 

Didn't see that one coming. Tricksy, paavo. ;)

T.

Somebod should get it now . . . :smokin:

Is it a name of Galadriel?

I should have known.
 

Firefoot would get it.

Yes, it is Artanis!

Your thread. :cool:

Cool.
 

Thanks. :)

Now this is one game where it is more challenging to set the question than to answer... I'll try to balance that out for y'all. ;)

M.

Is it one whose epessë stuck?

A Person who regrets his teachings?

Is it where the Worm was cast out?

I have a huge temptation to use finnish again but I'll resist the temptation (for now ;) ). Were they made with a substance which was made from mithril?

Is it one whose epessë stuck? Not Míriel Serindë.
A Person who regrets his teachings? Not Melkor.
Is it where the Worm was cast out? Not Meduseld.
Were they made with a substance which was made from mithril? Not moon-letters.

Hehe.
 

Is it one whose real name was forgotten and replaced by epessë?

Is it one who went with the sun?

A Person who regrets his teachings?

was he waiting on the edge of the forest with his troops?

Is it one whose real name was forgotten and replaced by epessë? Not Maeglin (Maybe Lomion counts for a real name?)
Is it one who went with the sun? Not the Moon.
was he waiting on the edge of the forest with his troops? Not Mormegil.
A Person who regrets his teachings? Oh, I don't know. I've spent nearly an hour already trying to come up with answers. :confused:

Is it a place where doom is pronounced?

my anwser was Mahtan, who taught Feanor the skills of a craftsman but later regrets it because feanor created the Silmarils which led to the flight of the Noldor

Oh.
 

MA.

Is it a place where doom is pronounced? Not Mahanaxar.

Is it a person who is also a place? (Or likewise, a place which is also a person?)

was he waiting on the edge of the forest with his troops?

Is it a person who is also a place? (Or likewise, a place which is also a person?) Not Mandos
was he waiting on the edge of the forest with his troops? Not Mauhur

Have you seen him here?

Is it someone who vanished with a bang and a flash?

Is it one whose real name was forgotten (and not mentioned in the legendarium) and replaced by an epessë?

Is it the Tall?

Is it a useless thing?

Have you seen him here? Not the Master
Is it someone who vanished with a bang and a flash? Not Mad Baggins
Is it the Tall? Not Maedhros
Is it a useless thing? Not a Mathom

Is it one whose real name was forgotten (and not mentioned in the legendarium) and replaced by an epessë? I guess that means it's from HoME somewhere... I give up (I never liked this question anyway - it makes my brain hurt.) ;)

So your brain *does* hurt.
 

I thought this is all quite normal to you. Y'know, doing quiz stuff while eating, or while doing the laundry, or . . .

Ahem.

Yes. Well, at least it proves that even one of the most masterful Quizzies can be hurt. :)

Enough with the flattering. Give the bloody answer.

It's Mablung. He got his name after the quest of the Silmaril, as he was the chap who plucked the shiny pebble from Carcharoth's roasted innards, and his hands was weighed down holding the not-quite-light Silmaril. Hence, Heavy Hand.

Nächtse Buchstabe, bitte. :)

There's a compliment in there somewhere... Thanks.
 

Mas.