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Meneltarmacil · 03-27-2004, 10:37 AM

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I don't remember seeing any indications in your posts of when the settlement was built, so I was somewhat surprised when Falco made the statement about the new wood. Is the age of the settlement really significant to the plot or something?

A large organized army from the north of Eriador...
Either Forodwaith, the hillmen of Arnor, or remnants of Angmar... I'd guess remnants of Angmar, but I've come up with another theory. Checking my Atlas of Middle Earth, I found that during the First Age, the ruins of Morgoth's citadel of Utumno lie almost in a direct line north-south with Lake Evendim. I know it's been a l-o-o-o-o-ng time, but is it possible???

03-27-2004, 10:37 AM	#287
Meneltarmacil Ghost Prince of Cardolan Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: The bottom of the ocean, discussing philosophy with a giant squid Posts: 2,254	Post edited, new post made. I don't remember seeing any indications in your posts of when the settlement was built, so I was somewhat surprised when Falco made the statement about the new wood. Is the age of the settlement really significant to the plot or something? A large organized army from the north of Eriador... Either Forodwaith, the hillmen of Arnor, or remnants of Angmar... I'd guess remnants of Angmar, but I've come up with another theory. Checking my Atlas of Middle Earth, I found that during the First Age, the ruins of Morgoth's citadel of Utumno lie almost in a direct line north-south with Lake Evendim. I know it's been a l-o-o-o-o-ng time, but is it possible??? __________________ I ♣ baby seals.