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However, since Child's already had to handle the Diviner sub-plot, perhaps she'd prefer if he had some connection to the twins instead? Just a thought.
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I am flexible and can go either way on this. Whatever you decide is fine. Do remember though that Lindir has not done any metalwork for thousands of years--not since he was involved in the crafting of the lesser rings and was at least an observer in terms of the creation of the ruling Ring. (Lindir has had definite second thoughts about what happened in those years, which accounts for the fact that he has worked as a scout rather than a craftsman.)
I am not sure his mentor will be terribly happy when he learns that his pupil has turned his back on the craft. In fact, he may be downright angry!
Interestingly, Lindir has occasionally thought in this story about getting his hand back into his craft again. But the particular character you've set in front of us may/will give the poor fellow serious second thoughts. It seems those Noldor Elves who are caught up in the urge to create often are a bit off base and leave one with serious doubts about their ability to see right from wrong.
Just let me know how you decide to go with this. I have been tied up with other things, but my schedule has opened up. I'll look over the game tomorrow.