Come on folks, it's not that difficult is it?
 

Well, I'm not giving another letter since that would give it away. And that, in a sense, is another clue.

Nob?
worked at the prancing pony
"nob, he came and told me that two black men were at the door"--butterbur

a doorknob is used to open a door

Bingo
 

You are most correct, arcticstorm. Well done. :)

The chronicler in question was Merry, whom Nob found after shouting at the black figures stooping over him. The other clues you got spot on.

The thread is yours ...

B
This name is shared by man and beast, he chose the place of his abuse after being released at the black chasm

Bill the Pony, I suppose?

quite correct HerenIstarion

L now, than
 

Thanks

L is the next.

Give me, please, the name of the one who made many refuse, father of the first of the three of the same name

Lenwë?

He was the leader of the Nandor, part of the Avari ("refusers") who abandoned the Great Journey, and the father of Denethor, after whom two Edain were named.

Indeed :) As I can't recall no names starting with ë, I suggest you offer us a next test with a capital e

cheers

E:

His lineage was questioned by some, though he sounds like one who rode an elf-coach.

HINT: Gondor

Eldacar?

Correct - good job. http://forum.barrowdowns.com/ubb/icons/icon14.gif

R
 

Between the seer and hearer, the taker of the repented, found in the longest.

HINT: Wait for it. :p

Rauros!

Right through the dot!
 

Your thread, NK. :)

*bump*
 

Herr NightKnight von Schweden, wo sind Sie jetzt?

Ich bin nicht hier, nicht viel, so jemand anderes sollen fortschreiten...

In English: Anyone can have it.

S
 

In the twilight, Ainu-educated, with slumbering desire for the Sea.

A guess...
 

Elwe Singollo?

In the twilight: leader of the Sindar- elves of the twilight
Ainu-educated: learned from Melian, his wife
Slumbering desire for the sea: Even though he had sea longings, he never sailed, finding enough of Valinor in the presence of Melian.

[edit] Since he's also Elu Thingol and that still begins with E I suppose I ought to include it. ;)

Ummm . . .
 

The answer begins in S, which was the last letter of the previous puzzle.

But Elwë Singollo is eerily close. In fact, I think the correct answer is in your post somewhere.

Anywhen, welcome back!

Blush
 

How could I be so silly :rolleyes: .

Well then, let me modify my answer to Sindar , for mostly the same reasons as above.

And that is correct!
 

Take the thread, Thunder Mistress! :)

R, matey!
 

Lone blossom, love struck and erratically following.

Rána!
 

Lone blossom: Last blossom of Telperion.
Love struck: Loves Arien, Maia of the Sun.
Erratically following: Erratically follows Arien, so sometimes they show up together.

Very nice, O quick one! You may proceed.

A
 

The black, the mightiest, the fallen (literally).

I daresay, this one's quite a piece of lembas. :smokin:

I'll take it!
 

Ancalagon:

Surnamed "the Black,"
Mightiest of the dragon-host,
Fell "upon the towers of Thangorodrim, and they were broken in his ruin."

You'll take it, indeed!
 

The thread is thine, fellow "Fall of the North" player!

N
 

Dearly-held payment, sheen of starlight, great in size.

*yawn* It's too late to be witty. :o

Nimphelos?
 

Yep yep yep
 

Your go!

S
 

The taunter with broken teeth and broken neck.

Ummmmmm . . .
 

Anyone? Anybody at all?

A clue?
 

Any one at all? ;)

A clue!
 

He was an Elf.

OK, that was three clues.

Eureka
 

Saeros, it is!

-From the Tale of Turin Turambar, modifications by, of course, yours truly.

The gruesome details of which I speak . . .
 

. . . could be found in Narn i Hîn Húrin, in the Unfinished Tales.

Nonetheless, you are correct! :)

Thanks muchly.
 

My copy of UT is at my parents house. A serious impediment for me.

Divider of the Great who eases the crossing and must be well protected.

A Wag.
 

Sirion?

Divider of the Great: It divided Beleriand (the Great Land of the First Age of the Sun) in two?

Eases the crossing: Errrrrrrrr . . . :confused:

Must be well protected: In it is one of passes through Beleriand that Morgoth wanted to take, so it was well protected--until Bragollach, that is.

Nope. :D