S is for Strider who revealed himself to Sauron by using a palantir

Rivendell: where Strider/Aragorn was raised by the Elves.

Lothlorien, another great Elvish stronghold

Nimrodel, a river (and a princess) of Lorien

Lord of the waters - Ulmo

Does that end with S or O? [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img] I'm going to say O, because S gets used too often [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img]

Oiolosse, the highest peak in Valinor

Ezellohar, the mound on which the Two Trees of Valinor stood.

Ramdal, which is also a hill

Lothlann....not a hill!

North Undeep - As it flowed past the southern end of the Field of Celebrant, the first of the two westward loops in the River Anduin’s course

Poros, a tributary of the River Anduin as it joins the Bay of Belfalas.

Southern Gondor

Rohan, Gondor's ally and neighboring country.

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Nan Curunir - (wizard's vale) also called Isengard. It neighbours Rohan.

Radagast who is a wizard rather than a vale!

The Carrock - just upriver from Radagast's home.

Kili, a Dwarf who travelled past the Carrock on his way to the Lonley Mountain

I for Illuvatar who gave independent life to dwarves like Kili!

R fro Radagast, the brown wizard

(you're supposed to link them. even if its a bad link!)

t for the bird-tamer- what saruman called radagast

R for Rohan where Saruman sent his army to destroy the world of men! [img]smilies/evil.gif[/img]

Northmen - What the Rohan people used to be called before Rohan was established.

Narsil - The sword reforged as Anduril and brought to Rohan by Aragorn.

Legolas, who accompanied Aragorn to Rohan.

Silvan, the kind of elf Legolas was

Noldor, another kind of elf.

Rivendell - home to many elves.

Lindon, site of the elves' grey havens

Narya, the red ring, first worn by Cirdan who was master of the Grey Havens.

Aman, the land the elven ships sailed for.

Noldor, one of the types of Elves who lived in Aman

Rumil, the elf who first invented letters, I think he was Noldorin, but I could be wrong [img]smilies/tongue.gif[/img]

Lindar, the name the Teleri gave themselves meaning singers.

Lets continue with elves, shall we? [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img]

R's a pretty hard letter when it comes to elves...

Rog, the one who died in Gondolin.

Gondolin, the place where he died [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

Namarie, the way you say goodbye in Quenya, the language that Turgon, who founded Gondolin, originally spoke.

Sophia

Eä the word spoken by Ilúvatar when the World was created. In Elvish it means "It is" or "Let it be".

Aeglos, the spear of Gil-galad!

We have been shifting back to elves already!

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Aha! Sauron who direcly or indirectly (not sure) caused Gil-Galad's downfall.

Necromancer, the title Sauron used when he hid at Dol Guldur.