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Ophelia · 06-05-2003, 11:46 AM

Yup . It really came from the Elves .
And Bilbo Baggins and Dwarves found two more swords in a troll cave during the journey to the Lonely mountain . And as Elrond told , they had belonged to Western mountain Elves , the ancestors of his kin . They were made in Gondolin specially for the goblin wars . Torin's sword was nemed Orcrist , it means goblin cuter and there was another sword - Glamdring - the death of enemy . And as far as I got it it was given to Gandalf . But can't find where did Bilbo find he's sword . I'm too lazy to read but you can try finding it in "The Hobbit" .
And I know where you can order all (well maybe not all) LotR weapons , only they are ex-pen-cive .
Hope I helped somehow [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img]

06-05-2003, 11:46 AM	#36
Ophelia Wight Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: somewhere between the sacred , silence and sweet . Posts: 169	Yup . It really came from the Elves . And Bilbo Baggins and Dwarves found two more swords in a troll cave during the journey to the Lonely mountain . And as Elrond told , they had belonged to Western mountain Elves , the ancestors of his kin . They were made in Gondolin specially for the goblin wars . Torin's sword was nemed Orcrist , it means goblin cuter and there was another sword - Glamdring - the death of enemy . And as far as I got it it was given to Gandalf . But can't find where did Bilbo find he's sword . I'm too lazy to read but you can try finding it in "The Hobbit" . And I know where you can order all (well maybe not all) LotR weapons , only they are ex-pen-cive . Hope I helped somehow [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img] __________________ I didn't lose my mind . It was mine to give away .