Why, thank you. :cool:

Name the Men that were alowed to enter Gondolin.

Húrin and Huor?

...and Tuor.

Well, you're both right. So the first of you that gets here can ask the next question.

Alright, if Valier doesn't want to, I will.

Odd sword out:

Anguirel
Glamdring
Gurthang
Orcrist

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Nobody? Not one guess? :(
I won't give a hint unless I get a guess, no matter how wild.

Gurthang was the only sword wich was never in Gondolin

Correct, of course.

Go ahead!

and to think that I was about to say that it was because Gurthang was the only one reforged. . . . good thing I changed my mind.

Wich grave is said to have survived the destruction of Beleriand.

(The grave was in Beleriand of course)

I know it kind of goes into the second age and are not realy a good question, but my mind does not work to day.

Morwen's grave.

yup

Good to see you again Lindolirian

Fun times as always...
 

Right-o then, Rune!

What was the Cum nan Arasaith?

The Mound of Avarice, if memory serves.

Fine job, hit us with another.

What is the oldest heirlom of Men?

The sceptre of the northen kingdom of Arnor, formerly the sceptre of the Lords of Anadunie of Numenore.

I would think that it was The Ring of Barahir

Either that or the Dragonhelm of Dor-lómin, I think.

Didn't Beor have a staff or something...

Rune Son of Bjarne has it right - it was the Ring of Barahir.

Your thread :D

Thanks for the thread. . .

Who met his ending at the Caragdûr ?

(Not the best of questions)

Was it Eol?

yup. . .take it away thou kitten one

On what day did the Nirnaeth Arnoediad begin?

I don't know of any exact date. is it then midsummer F.A. 472, But on the other hand I also have the Spring 471 F.A. But agian no exact day for it. :confused:

What day of the battle did it begin is what I am looking for.

in the spring of 471 First Age, on Midsummer's Day, I do believe.

I am looking for a specific day.......How many days of battle went by before this day?

Oh, I think I see what you're asking. It was the fourth day of the war that the Nirnaeth officially began - before I thought you just wanted the start of the war in general.

Your correct!!! It was the fourth day. The thread is yours Celebriel. :D

All right :D

edit - i just realized my question was very close to a previous one I had not seen.

New question :

Who was called the Club-foot?

He was Sador, Hurin's servant and Turin's friend.

Not quite the one I am looking for, however he is connected to Turin.

Brandir then, by any chance?

The question was for the oldest heirloom of Men, wasn't it? Correct me if I'm wrong, but the Ring of Barahir was forged by an Elven craftsman, not a Man. It was then given to Beren by Finrod Felagund I think, to pass down all the generations before arriving with Aragorn. Been a while since I read The Silmarillion, but I think that's correct.

yes it was made by elves, but never an elven heirloom. It was given to men and became an heirloom in their house.

I am quite sure that the definition "heirloom of men" fits the Ring of Barahir.

I'll wind my neck in then. :D

Very good point, Tarpaladin, I thought the same way until recently when I discovered otherwise on another forum :)

Anyways, Thinlomien now has the thread -the answer I sought was indeed Brandir.

Sorry for the delay! I went home for the weekend and didn't have any internet access.

Which son(s) of Fëanor died first?

this is just off the top of my head, but was it Celegorm? Either him or the twins, methinks. It's been several years since I last read the Sil, so my memory's hazy at best when I don't take the time to look something up.