Is it one of the last to die by what would be broken?

Is it one of the last to die by what would be broken? Not Léod

Not what I was thinking of...
 

Is it one of the last to die by what would be broken?

Did he meet his doom at the same place as the one who returned?

Paavo, I think you and I share the same question :D But let's try and confuse him

Foul!
 

Is it one of the last to die by what would be broken? Not the Lord of the Balrogs
Did he meet his doom at the same place as the one who returned? Uh, I give up.

If paavo has the same answer as the one i'm thinking of, which I think he does, then i'll have to take this back. Otherwise...


Is it one of the last to die by what would be broken?

Now that you mentioned it I think we do have the same answer, Lóni, that is. :)

That's the one!

Thought so.
 

:mad: :smokin:

LI

Is it that which precededs the sporadic?

Is it that which precededs the sporadic? Ugh, you've caught me.

Check out the Leaf!
 

:D

Lithe! Comes before Overlithe, which I believe is the hobbit version of Febuary 29th.


I apologize if it's terribly wrong, or confusion. I've always been a lunar fan!

D'oh!
 

LIS

Someone might get it now . . .

Hmm...Lis...the unknown twin sister of Dis?

What?
 

I actually managed to stump you guys?

Hehe, I guess it was more unheard-of than I thought.

And no, Perks, this isn't the unknown twin of Dís. :p

I am simply afraid I will get it right and will have to be the subject of your nasty questions. :) Is it a flower?

I'm stumped! So I'll guess the stupidest answer of all time

Listening - What the ainur did before Eru gave them sight

Tricksy paavo . . .
 

:p

Is it a flower? Not Lissuin

No, Perks. This one was actually mentioned. And it's a proper noun, so there. :p

Lis, the twin sister of Dis :p

Would there be a beautiful sound (for some people at least) on a windy day?

Finally!
 

paavo got it! It is Lisgardh, land of reeds at the Mouths of Sirion.

Your thread, thread-starter. :)

This will come handy when you start your questioning
 

Starts with a T

Did it lead to the death of the foolish?

Really?!?
 

Is it the silver series?

Is it odd?

Was he a sailor of late?

Is it one who succumbed to illness in battle?

Is it a feast day in the calender of Gondor?

Did it lead to the death of the foolish? Not trolls
Is it the silver series? Not a really good answer but it is not Tilion
Is it odd? Not the third age
Was he a sailor of late? Not Tuor
Is it one who succumbed to illness in battle? Not Theoden
Is it a feast day in the calender of Gondor? Not Tuilérë

To clarify ...
 

Is it one who succumbed to disease in battle?

Was he renown for his shield?

Is it odd?

hehe
 

Is it the silver series?'


Paavo: :confused:

Dodging the bullet..
 

Was he renown for his shield? Not Thorin Oakenshield
Is it the silver series? Should have thought of this in the first place. I didn't think the question was so straight forward. Not Tyelpétema
Is it one who succumbed to disease in battle?not Turin Turambar - he did kind of succumb to a disease when slaying Glaurung. :p
Is it odd? There are many things that are odd, so thus it is not The fellowship of the ring

I wonder how long I can make up answers that make absolutely no sense. :)

Is it the place where dreams are started?

This is again a long shot but in a way all dreams are started from the Timeless halls since Eru did create everything in being. So it's not the Timeless halls

Is it the place where dreams were started?


Yeah Paavo, that was a long shot :p Think First Age for mine!

I have given already so many bad answers that I give up (hah, I got the perfect excuse for not knowing the answer :p )

The Twilight Meres, more commonly know as Aelin-uial, where Turgon and Finrod were given the ideas of Gondolin and Nargothrond!