Wood Elves?

Nope.

The Naugrim?

Nope.

The Dead?

Round a river east and west we’d settle,
River Morthond?
we decided during a great westward travel.
But when darkness engulfed the land,
only the west would stand.
East moved north,
"if the West prove mightier than thy Black Master, this curse I lay upon thee and thy folk..." They got cursed by 'the west'
and would hide underground henceforth.
They now live under the White Mountains.

Nice try, different river:)

I'd say try to find an other word for travel, and then look further.

Another try...

Silvan Elves?

Round a river east and west we’d settle,
Great River Anduin
we decided during a great westward travel.
But when darkness engulfed the land,
only the west would stand.
East moved north,
the Elves of the Great Journey travelled westward through the lands of Middle-earth
and would hide underground henceforth.
They lived in underground dwellings protected by magic.

Correct

Round a river east and west we’d settle, (Lorien & Mirkwood)
we decided during a great westward travel. (The great journey)
But when darkness engulfed the land, (Sauron's might spread to Mirkwood and Lorien)
only the west would stand. (Lorien was protected by Galadriel and her ring, Mirkwood would be taken by the Necromancer whom in fact is Sauron)
East moved north, (The wood elves retreated to the north of Mirkwood.)
and would hide underground henceforth. (They lived in underground dwellings protected by magic)


The Perky Ent: I couldn't count your answer as correct because only the Elves of Mirkwood are wood elves.

All of you: Are my riddles ok like this?

I like your riddles. Keep them coming... after you answered this one!

Party, all night long
Fireworks and songs
Wedding cakes
and Birthdays
Joy in many ways

Hmmmmm, I was actually hoping an other member would answer this one. I saw the answer immediately, but decided that it was too much Marky, me, Marky, me, Marky, me in this thread since I joined. But....

I CAN'T... TAKE IT... ANYMORE!!! ARGH!... MUST...... ANSWER!... CAN'T LET... THREAD... DIE... ;) :p


Party field, where Bilbo had his eleventy-first birthday.

It indeed was Party Field.

Yours again!

This one shouldn't be too hard...

Can I join?
 

Orcs?

Yeah you can join imo.

But no, not Orcs, watch the 'I' and 'mine' :)

So, you mean Morgoth?
 

Big black guy, stupid-looking head accessory, scarred face? :smokin:

Correct. Melkor/Morgoth it is.

The thread's yours.

Thanks!
 

I walk unseen, but not unfelt.
I seek a gold ring, but not for wealth.
I talked to the father of the Elf-warrior
And chased the Ringbearer through field and river.

Easy one, methinks. :smokin:

Strider?

Sorry, no.

The Nazgul?

Smeagol perhaps?

Paavo, why do you follow me around?
 

;) Just kidding.

Erm, a Nazgûl is somewhat right. But which Nazgûl did the things done in the last two lines? :cool:

Witch-king of Angmar?

I'm sorry, no.

Khamûl...

It has to be the Shadow of the East, Khamûl. Besides the Witchking of Angmar, he was the only one of the Nine named by Tolkien.

I talked to the father of the Elf-warrior
The Elf-warrior should be Legolas, his father Thranduil, who were Elves of Mirkwood. Khamûl was in the Mirkwood as I remember correctly, so he spoke with Thranduil there?

Anyway, if this is correct, I give the thread to Da Skorpion anyway, because he did most of the job.

Edit: Oh, I see her already answered. Goody then...

Paging....
 

NF, ya going to confirm? I think the answers were correct - no use delaying any more... :smokin:

Beep Beep
 

Yeah, didn't want to nag about it, but yea


LOL! I didn't tell you that a few minutes before your post, eh ;) ;) ;)

Btw, the Witchking of Angmar isn't named either I think, its more a title.

Well i've heard himm being called Er-Murazor once and awhile...

Da Skorpion is correct.
 

Although the Elf-warrior, Marky Lazer, is Sam, not Legolas. ;)

Yours again, Da Skorpion. (It seems this thread is glowing orange. :D )

Gil-Galad: That's true but Tolkien never named the witch king and the other seven, instead they come from a series of rpg and tcg produced by Iron Crown Enterprises.

This got to be Beorn, if not I'll eat my shoes. And yours too!

Correct. Twas an easy one:)

The thread be yours.

Thanx Skorpio!


Who is it about and who is saying it?
And please explain... It's not as easy as you'd expect, BTW.

Wicked hobbit, steals from me
-Gollum, talking about Bagginesss
Tricksy hobbit, makes me angry
-don't forget riddles in the downs, bilbo tricked gollum
False hobbit, a thief I see
-claims bilbo stole his b-day gift from him...

Marky told me that it wasn't correct (he's here atm), and I do not have a clue either.

Time for a hint?

a shot in the dark
 

Bert the Troll?
Bilbo tried to steal from him to prove his abilities. Then he tried to trick him into thinking there was no one else around. And obviously made him angry. :p

If that's not correct, a hint would be most welcome I think. :)

Nice try, but not correct.

A hint then... It is about Frodo. Now, I only need to know who is saying it.

And it's NOT Gollum.

What about farmer maggot whose mushrooms Frodo stole in his younger days.