N for Nienor, the other Morwen's daughter.

[ May 15, 2003: Message edited by: Tinuviel the Nightingale ]

Rian, Nienor's Aunt.

Nirnaeth Arnoediad, where Rían's husband Huor was killed.

Dagor Bragollach, The battle of Sudden Flame. The fourth of the battles of the Wars of Beleriand. (of which the Nirnaeth was the fifth)

It's been quite a while...
 

Himring - it was attacked during the Bragollach

Glaurung - the leader of Morgoth's forces during the Bragollach.

Gurthang - the sword with which Glaurung was killed

Gelmir; an Elf - Captured and put to death before the Nirnaeth Arnoediad.

Ringwil - a river near/upon which stood the city where Gelmir lived before the Nirnaeth (Nargothrond)

Legolin- a river that existed in the FA.

Hm, well apparently Sharkû said that (which is an orcish word for Saruman) so I take it that's the name you mean to which I would reply

Uruk- minions of Saruman who no doubt used said name to call their master. A twisted but pitiful beast, much like yourself it would seem bellad.

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To continue the game and ignore the suspicious 'trolololol..'

Nandor- the elves that dwelt in Ossiriand through which the Legolin flowed.

Rath Dinen, the Silent Street in Minas Tirith.

Nimloth the tree of Numenor, predecessor to the White Tree of Minas Tirith.

Hyarnustar, southwestern section of Numenor.

Romenna, a city in Numenor.

Armenelos , the capital of Numenor.

Sauron , who stirred things up in Numenor

Necromancer another name for Sauron

Ring, You know, One Ring to rule them all and...

Gandalf, who figured out a lot about the said one, and had one himself for quite some time.

Finrod Felagund, who, like Gandalf (a.k.a. Olorin)
left Valinor to see what was happening in Middle-earth.

(Btw, Stephen Colbert, prospective new senator
from South Carolina, knows a lot about Gandalf.