Was TURIN ever a messenger?
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Tuor?
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CELEBRIMBOR: Son of the one called crafty.
AGARWAEN: [Name], son of... PIPPIN: One of leaf-droppers TUOR: A messenger. UMARTH: ...[Name] RINGLORD: A villain by another title EILINEL: Used to deceive her spouse by the one above. DAUR: One of the four that 'bow to no one' And over to you! |
That was a good 'un, Urwen!
Here you go: 1. Also known as frequent Welsh consonant cluster – one little woman’s tale! 2. It’s as common as gulping, as can be seen within. (But change the fricative). 3. In a very twisted way, a vampire could be seen (or heard) as one of these. 4. Alpha male changes liquid, then uses the same liquid on an (initially compromised) French lawn. 5. A city plunged into chaos by surrounding dynamite? A practice to hurt and dement, in truth! 6. All vowels and a liquid, but he’s no pushover. 7. Does the grub ail and suffer perturbation for this wicked one? At last? |
7. Bauglir?
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1. Also known as frequent Welsh consonant cluster – one little It’s as common as gulping, as can be seen within. (But change the fricative).
3. In a very twisted way, a vampire could be seen (or heard) as one of these. 4. Alpha male changes liquid, then uses the same liquid on an (initially compromised) French lawn. 5. A city plunged into chaos by surrounding dynamite? A practice to hurt and dement, in truth! 6. All vowels and a liquid, but he’s no pushover. BAUGLIR: Does the grub ail and suffer perturbation for this wicked one? At last? Indeed! All the other clues use the first letter for the 'red' one. |
5. Torment (ROME+TNT)
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And 1 is Malbeth (MAL?+BETH)
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2. Nazgul?
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1. Balcmeg?
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1. Also known as frequent Welsh consonant cluster – one little It’s as common as gulping, as can be seen within. (But change the fricative).
3. In a very twisted way, a vampire could be seen (or heard) as one of these. 4. Alpha male changes liquid, then uses the same liquid on an (initially compromised) French lawn. TORMENT: A city plunged into chaos by surrounding dynamite? A practice to hurt and dement, in truth! 6. All vowels and a liquid, but he’s no pushover. BAUGLIR: Does the grub ail and suffer perturbation for this wicked one? At last? Malbeth is incorrect, but you have the correct little woman. |
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https://tolkiengateway.net/wiki/Balcmeg Also, Nazgul is incorrect? |
1. Also known as frequent Welsh consonant cluster – one little woman's tale!
NAZGUL: It’s as common as gulping, as can be seen within. (But change the fricative). 3. In a very twisted way, a vampire could be seen (or heard) as one of these. 4. Alpha male changes liquid, then uses the same liquid on an (initially compromised) French lawn. TORMENT: A city plunged into chaos by surrounding dynamite? A practice to hurt and dement, in truth! 6. All vowels and a liquid, but he’s no pushover. BAUGLIR: Does the grub ail and suffer perturbation for this wicked one? At last? |
1. Akallabeth?
Oh! Also Known As + LL + A + BETH Then the password is ANNATAR! I see the party, and I crash it I see a password, and I smash it! Cause I find that business rather fun! |
AKALLABETH: Also known as frequent Welsh consonant cluster – one little woman's tale!
NAZGUL: It’s as common as gulping, as can be seen within. (But change the fricative). N In a very twisted way, a vampire could be seen (or heard) as one of these. A Alpha male changes liquid, then uses the same liquid on an (initially compromised) French lawn. TORMENT: A city plunged into chaos by surrounding dynamite? A practice to hurt and dement, in truth! A All vowels and a liquid, but he’s no pushover. BAUGLIR: Does the grub ail and suffer perturbation for this wicked one? At last? Absolutely correct, except that AKA = ALSO KNOWN AS. |
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I said that....why are you telling me what I already know?! :mad: |
The two As are Ar-Phary and Aule. Now get off my lawn, Ar-Phary! :D
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Well, I am going to bed, so might as well finish it. The last N is Necromancer (NECK ROMANCER).
See you in the morning! :D |
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AKALLABETH: Also known as frequent Welsh consonant cluster – one little woman's tale!
NAZGUL: It’s as common as gulping, as can be seen within. (But change the fricative). NECROMANCER: In a very twisted way, a vampire could be seen (or heard) as one of these. AR-PHARAZON: Alpha male changes liquid, then uses the same liquid on an (initially compromised) French lawn. TORMENT: A city plunged into chaos by surrounding dynamite? A practice to hurt and dement, in truth! AULE: All vowels and a liquid, but he’s no pushover. BAUGLIR: Does the grub ail and suffer perturbation for this wicked one? At last? |
So do I get to make a new one?
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Of course!
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This one had to be cryptic, or else it would have been too easy. Every clue except 2 and 7 is cryptic.
1. Alternatively, a limb. For him. 2. He's obsessed with bees. 3. A term pertaining to womb loses a same vowel twice. In chaos, the leader is revealed. 4. A broken boy surrounds a fiream. For him. Take the second. 5. Very insipid regulation, initially, follows a conjuction, for him. 6. A perturbed smithy with direction within reveals the former leader. Take the fourth. 7. The last to join; this is a translation of his name. |
1. Orleg?
2. Beorn? 3. Turin, from uterine? 5. Andvir - AND + V I R. 6. FORWEG - FORGE + W. Password: OUTLAWS. Beorn is wrong. |
ORLEG: Alternatively, a limb. For him.
U: He's obsessed with bees. TURIN: A term pertaining to womb loses a same vowel twice. In chaos, the leader is revealed. L: A broken boy surrounds a fiream. For him. Take the second. ANDVIR: Very insipid regulation, initially, follows a conjuction, for him. FORWEG: A perturbed smithy with direction within reveals the former leader. Take the fourth. S: The last to join; this is a translation of his name. |
U = ULRAD, I think, although I couldn't find anything to do with bees.
L = ALGUND. LAD around GUN. S = STRONGBOW. |
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ORLEG: Alternatively, a limb. For him.
ULRAD: He's obsessed with bees. TURIN: A term pertaining to womb loses a same vowel twice. In chaos, the leader is revealed. ALGUND: A broken boy surrounds a fiream. For him. Take the second. ANDVIR: Very insipid regulation, initially, follows a conjuction, for him. FORWEG: A perturbed smithy with direction within reveals the former leader. Take the fourth. STRONGBOW: The last to join; this is a translation of his name. And over to you again! |
Fab! Another great password.
I have one half finished. I'll try to post it tomorrow. I think you've put 2 L's in Algund, (very easily done when you're editing). |
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Fixed, and looking forward to yours! |
Enjoy!
1. Hey diddle diddle, this earth’s in the centre.
2. Sandwich a cookie unevenly around a nasally altered farm and see what springs up. 3. They’ll soothe a sore throat, if the liquid is changed. 4. After hesitation, the fairies’ midwife married him. 5. Christmassy, but dangerous here. 6. What knights say, if you play the tape backwards. 7. A drummer loses nothing, but hisses for them. 8. A singer from the Seventies – hoping to sound like this? 9. He’s much nicer when he joins forces with a Moomin. 10. Whether sweet or salt, it cools a hot mouth. 11: Simply the first person. 12. You tie one, K? (Take that away). 13. Almost a dozen monarchs have lost their way. 14. Of French blood? |
6. In?
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1. Hey diddle diddle, this earth’s in the centre.
2. Sandwich a cookie unevenly around a nasally altered farm and see what springs up. 3. They’ll soothe a sore throat, if the liquid is changed. 4. After hesitation, the fairies’ midwife married him. 5. Christmassy, but dangerous here. IN: What knights say, if you play the tape backwards. 7. A drummer loses nothing, but hisses for them. 8. A singer from the Seventies – hoping to sound like this? 9. He’s much nicer when he joins forces with a Moomin. 10. Whether sweet or salt, it cools a hot mouth. 11: Simply the first person. 12. You tie one, K? (Take that away). 13. Almost a dozen monarchs have lost their way. 14. Of French blood? |
9. Troll?
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13. Elvenkings?
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1. Hey diddle diddle, this earth’s in the centre.
2. Sandwich a cookie unevenly around a nasally altered farm and see what springs up. 3. They’ll soothe a sore throat, if the liquid is changed. 4. After hesitation, the fairies’ midwife married him. 5. Christmassy, but dangerous here. IN: What knights say, if you play the tape backwards. 7. A drummer loses nothing, but hisses for them. 8. A singer from the Seventies – hoping to sound like this? TROLL: He’s much nicer when he joins forces with a Moomin. 10. Whether sweet or salt, it cools a hot mouth. 11: Simply the first person. 12. You tie one, K? (Take that away). ELVEN-KINGS: Almost a dozen monarchs have lost their way. 14. Of French blood? |
11. I, or me?
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1. Hey diddle diddle, this earth’s in the centre.
2. Sandwich a cookie unevenly around a nasally altered farm and see what springs up. 3. They’ll soothe a sore throat, if the liquid is changed. 4. After hesitation, the fairies’ midwife married him. 5. Christmassy, but dangerous here. IN: What knights say, if you play the tape backwards. 7. A drummer loses nothing, but hisses for them. 8. A singer from the Seventies – hoping to sound like this? TROLL: He’s much nicer when he joins forces with a Moomin. 10. Whether sweet or salt, it cools a hot mouth. I: Simply the first person. 12. You tie one, K? (Take that away). ELVEN-KINGS: Almost a dozen monarchs have lost their way. 14. Of French blood? |
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