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Kaszul · 08-15-2002, 08:33 AM

I'm pretty shure I've read about Legolas during the fall of Gondolin, in the Book of Lost Tales II. In the story, it refers to Legolas Greenleaf leading a remnant of the Gondolodrim to safety. I'm not for shure if it means Legolas has survived the ages, or that he fell at one point and was reincarnated. But, if he never fell that would make him closer to the age of Galadriel than Elrond is.

08-15-2002, 08:33 AM	#10
Kaszul Pile O'Bones Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 14	I'm pretty shure I've read about Legolas during the fall of Gondolin, in the Book of Lost Tales II. In the story, it refers to Legolas Greenleaf leading a remnant of the Gondolodrim to safety. I'm not for shure if it means Legolas has survived the ages, or that he fell at one point and was reincarnated. But, if he never fell that would make him closer to the age of Galadriel than Elrond is.