who spoke for the part of Turin in the enquiry of the death of Saeros ?

Nellas?

svaret er rigtigt (it is the right answer)

I yield the thread to you

Who was the lord of Gwaith-i-Mirdain?

Celembrimbor was the mightiest among them I think. Lord? Guess so...

Your thread Gothmog.

(face it elves need kings, they cannot exist with out them)

Right! This one might be too easy:

Who was the brave elf who "named Morgoth craven, and lord of slaves"?

I remember that Fingolfin calls Morgoth "Lord of Slaves" as he challenges him, but I don't know if he is the one to name him that.

Fingolfin looks good to me, and his older brother called him jail-crow of Mandos – those guys really did what they could to **** him off didnt they? :D

Rune is absolutely correct. The word "named" is gathered from the actual context, so I think he did that... And what a mighty scene, Fingolfin like a silvery flash under a dark cloud! It's my background picture on the computer right now...

The thread is yours Rune :)

Drikke drikke drikke
 

It is the part of the Silmarillion I love the most!, any chance
you could send me that picture?

Who came from Cirdan bearing a message of warning to the king of Nargothrond ?

Gelmir and Arminas, wasn't it?

A very nice scene indeed. There's a song about that battle, made by Blind Guardian. It's called When Time Stands Still (At The Iron Hill). It's very good, you should listen to it.

It was as you say Gelmir and Arminas; your turn NightKnight.

and thanks for the mentioning of Blind Guardian :p

Hmm, quite a lot of Scandinavians in this thread, it seems.

Enedwaith... Who was Egalmoth?

He was the eighteent ruling steward of Gondor, but what does it have to do with Elvorama

You got the right guy. I'm thinking of another Egalmoth.

Would you be thinking of Egalmoth of Gondolin, chieftan of the fighters of the Heavenly Arch?

- Alphaelin

I would indeed. Please ask us another question, Alphaelin.

Thank-you, NightKnight.


Okay, which elf was considered the second-best singer in Middle Earth?

Was it Maglor ?

Or was it Daeron? (I never remember this, though I know I read it multiple times)

Sorry not to have replied sooner
 

Computer problems...ugh.

Rune got it. Daeron was #1, Maglor was second.

So, your turn to ask a question.

Oh I really can't think of anything. . . .

What was the name of the mightiest ring made by Celebrimbor

I'mnot 100% sure but I think it is Galadriel's Ring of Adamant, the Ring of Water: Nenya.

I'd say it was Vilya, the ring Elrond was using.

your right Thin (you sweet little penguin) it is Vilya, the ring of air, first used by Gil-galad and the Elrond.

:)

Who was Anairë?

Fingolfin's (:)) wife?

Should have known that you know...

Yes, it's correct, please take the thread :)

Cheers.

I have a bit of a brain-freeze at the moment, so I'll choose something easy-

Who was the herald of Gil-Galad during the Last Alliance?

aparently so do I!

I just cant remember it so I am going to guess:
Elrond

I dont remember what titel he had during the last aliance, but he was serving Gil-galad.

That's the one!

Gelmir and Gwindor?

hmm, I am starting to get suspicious of you Gothmog. . . But nevermind that, you are correct !

Carry on

Suspicious? What do you mean? I'm more often wrong than right, if you're implying something ;) The last two answer I've given on this thread was wrong (Daeron and Nenya)! And who can forget those two brothers, as unlucky as they were. I actually voted for Gwindor in a thread trying to decide the most tragic (or was it unlucky?) character, but that was a long time ago...

Ok, here comes a new one: What/who is Faelivrin? There's two possible answer and I want them both...

EDIT: Only one answer. Sorry, I was mistaken on something...

Wasn't that Turin's nickname for Finduilas?

now I remember, it is Gwindor’s name for Finduilas !

Thanks NightKnight

Oh, you were so close NightKnight, but I must give this to our southern neighbour. Your turn Rune!

Thanks.

Time for an easy one: Were did Caranthir dwell ?