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Current clue: leave
Where am I?
1. No, this is not a cave.
2. Yes, this is place people are known to have left.
3. No, this would not be considered an entire region.
4. Yes, this would have been considered a good place.
5. Yes, although not what it's known for I think it virtually certain that this place was a port.
6. No, this place is not accessible to those living in the Third Age.
7. No, the clue does not have to do with leaving Middle Earth for Aman.
Who, What or Where Am I? (A Middle-Earth Game)
May the Horse be with you.
Is this place Nevrast?
The world was fair in Durin's Day.
Is this Andunie?
It is not Nevrast (which I would anyway consider a region).
It is not Andúnië.
It is not Andúnië.
May the Horse be with you.
Was this place ever ruled by the Noldor?
"What filled me with a barbaric joy...it was that I had been able to read the anger of the desert in the beating wings of a dragonfly."
Is this place in Beleriand?
8. Yes, this place was ruled by the Noldor.
9. No, it was not held to be in Beleriand, although this was debated.
9. No, it was not held to be in Beleriand, although this was debated.
May the Horse be with you.
Is it the Isle of Balar?
It is not the Isle of Balar.
May the Horse be with you.
Is it Vinyamar?
@Aduchil It is Vinyamar! I was hoping "not Nevrast" wouldn't mislead anybody here, which is why I made sure to mention Nevrast is a region.
May the Horse be with you.
It was the clues of "would probably be a port" and "not Beleriand, but debated" that did it. I basically just looked at the map of Beleriand along the coastline to find any location beyond Beleriand by the sea. :)
Who am I?
Clue: Old
Who am I?
Clue: Old
Is this character human?
She/her. Almarëa - Rivendell / Jaena - Lone Lands (T.A.) and Gondor (F.A.) / Layna - Mordor
1. Yes.
In this character in the Silmarillion?
May the Horse be with you.
2. No.
Is this character royalty?
"What filled me with a barbaric joy...it was that I had been able to read the anger of the desert in the beating wings of a dragonfly."
3. No.
Is this person mentioned in The Lord of the Rings?
May the Horse be with you.
4. Yes.
Does this character's name contain a word/element that means "old"?
Loremistress Emerita | she/her
Is this person mentioned in The Fellowship of the Ring?
May the Horse be with you.
5. Yes.
6. No.
6. No.
Is this person mentioned in the appendices to The Lord of the Rings?
May the Horse be with you.
7. No.
Is this character a Gondorian?
Loremistress Emerita | she/her
Is this person mentioned in The Two Towers?
May the Horse be with you.
8. No.
9. Yes.
9. Yes.
Is this character Gamling?
Loremistress Emerita | she/her
@Eldy Dunami got it. The name literally means old man/woman, though with his usual subtlety, Tolkien even calls him Gamling the Old. Old man the Old.
Thanks, Aduchil! And thank you to Gamling's parents for looking at their baby boy and deciding to give him a name that proved so apropos to his role in the War of the Ring.
Next: Who am I?
Clue: Beauty
Next: Who am I?
Clue: Beauty
Loremistress Emerita | she/her
Is this a female?
The world was fair in Durin's Day.
1. Yes, this character is female.
Loremistress Emerita | she/her
Does this character appear in The Silmarillion?
May the Horse be with you.
2. Yes, this character appears in The Silmarillion.
Loremistress Emerita | she/her
Is this character an elf?
In the deeps of Time, amidst the Innumerable Stars
3. No, this character is not an elf.
Loremistress Emerita | she/her
Is this character human?
In the deeps of Time, amidst the Innumerable Stars
Would this character be said to have lived in Middle Earth (meaning, not the Undying Lands)?
May the Horse be with you.
Would the beauty be, Morwen, daughter of Baragund?
The world was fair in Durin's Day.
Did this character live on Númenor?
"What filled me with a barbaric joy...it was that I had been able to read the anger of the desert in the beating wings of a dragonfly."
4. Yes, this character is human.
5. Yes, this character did not live in the Undying Lands; but no, they also did not live in Middle-earth per se.
6. Yes, this character lived in Númenor.
The answer is not Morwen.
5. Yes, this character did not live in the Undying Lands; but no, they also did not live in Middle-earth per se.
6. Yes, this character lived in Númenor.
The answer is not Morwen.
Loremistress Emerita | she/her
7. Was this character a Ruling Queen of Numenor?


A Loquacious Loreman.
he/him
he/him
Tis the season of Sean Bean prequel shows
7. No, this character was not a Ruling Queen of Númenor.
Loremistress Emerita | she/her
Is this Inzilbêth?
May the Horse be with you.
@Elvheimdros, it is indeed Inzilbêth!
As she is introduced in the Akallabêth:
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(The Akallabêth may have a tendency to throw tons of names at the reader in very quick succession.There was a lady Inzilbêth, renowned for her beauty, and her mother was Lindórië, sister of Eärendur, the Lord of Andúnië in the days of Ar-Sakalthôr father of Ar-Gimilzôr.
Loremistress Emerita | she/her
My solution method maaaaaay have been to simply flip pages till I found somebody referred to as beautiful...
New clue: white
Who am I?
New clue: white
Who am I?
May the Horse be with you.
Are you a male?
The world was fair in Durin's Day.
Is this character mortal?
Loremistress Emerita | she/her
1. This character is male.
2. This character is mortal.
2. This character is mortal.
May the Horse be with you.