Who, What or Where Am I? (A Middle-Earth Game)

[Boromir88]

Is there a specific reference to this character wearing white clothing?

[Elvheimdros]

3. No, apart from ornamentation, this person was not known for wearing white.

[Lail]

Are they alive in the Third Age?

[Elvheimdros]

4. Yes, this person was alive in the Third Age.

[Aerlinn]

Does white refer to the White Tree of Gondor?

[Eldy Dunami]

Was this character alive during the War of the Ring?

[Elvheimdros]

5. No, the clue "white" does not refer to the White Tree.
6. Yes, this person was alive during the War of the Ring.

[Androthelm]

Is this person of Numenorian descent?

[Elvheimdros]

7. No, this person would not generally be considered to be on Númenórian descent, although it could depend on the definition used.

[Drífa]

Is this person Aragorn who wore The Star of Elendil during the Battle of the Pelennor?

[Eldy Dunami]

Is this character from Rohan?

[Lail]

Is it Prince Imrahil?

[Elvheimdros]

It is not Aragorn.

8. This character is from Rohan.

It is not Prince Imrahil.

[Androthelm]

Does this person lead a military force?

[Eldy Dunami]

Does the color white have some connection to horses?

[Elvheimdros]

9. Yes, this person is a military commander.
10. Yes, the clue "white" is related to horses though possibly not directly.

[Eldy Dunami]

Is this character Éomer, who is introduced in The Two Towers as a military commander wearing a helmet ornamented with a white horsetail?

Then one [Rider] rode forward, a tall man, taller than all the rest; from his helm as a crest a white horsetail flowed.

[Elvheimdros]

@Eldy Dunami you are correct! The floor is yours.

[Eldy Dunami]

Thanks, Elvheimdros!

Next: Where am I?
Clue: Valleys

[Boromir88]

Can someone still reach this place, on foot, in the Third Age?

[Eldy Dunami]

1. Yes, this place is still accessible on foot in the Third Age.

[Elvheimdros]

Is this place referred to in The Hobbit?

[Eldy Dunami]

2. No, this place is not referred to in The Hobbit.

[Dwim]

Is this place east of the Misty Mountains?

[Lail]

Do any of the four Fellowship hobbits ever visit this place?

[Eldy Dunami]

3. Yes, this place is east of the Misty Mountains (it may or may not also be north or south of them).
4. No, as far as we know, none of the four Hobbits from the Fellowship ever visit this place.

[Dwim]

Is this place a part of Gondor?

[Eldy Dunami]

5. Yes, this place is part of Gondor.

[Dwim]

Is it Lamedon?

[Eldy Dunami]

It is not Lamedon.

[Elvheimdros]

Is this place east of the Anduin?

[Eldy Dunami]

6. No, this place is not east of the Anduin.

[Boromir88]

Is it the Blackroot Vale? Which is a valley and Sindarin name Mornan might translate to "dark valley"

[Eldy Dunami]

It is not Blackroot Vale.

[Dwim]

Is this place west of the River Gilrain?

[Boromir88]

Is this place mentioned during the scene where Pippin sees the armies from Gondor's fiefdoms arriving to Minas Tirith?

[Eldy Dunami]

7. No, this place is not west of the River Gilrain.
8. Yes, this place is mentioned during the scene when Pippin watches the Captains of the Outlands arrive at Minas Tirith.

[Boromir88]

Was this place known for it's flowers?

[Eldy Dunami]

9. Yes, this place was known for its flowers.

[Boromir88]

Is it Lossarnach? Ioreth grew up in one of its valleys, "It reminds me of the roses of Imloth Melui when I was a lass." (The Houses of Healing)

[Eldy Dunami]

You are correct, @Boromir88! It is Lossarnach, a land of valleys which was named for its flowers. (Bonus fact: according to "The Rivers and Beacon-hills of Gondor", published in Vinyar Tengwar 42, the people of Minas Tirith frequently visited Lossarnach "to see the flowers and trees".)

Your turn!

[Boromir88]

Thank you @Eldy Dunami

What am I?
Clue: Treasure

[Eldy Dunami]

Was this thing created during the First Age (including both the First Age of the Sun and the preceding Years of the Trees and Years of the Lamps)?

[Dwim]

Was this thing mentioned in LotR?

[Elvheimdros]

Do any dwarves become involved with the history of this treasure?

[Boromir88]

1. No, this was not created in the First Age.
2. Yes this is mentioned in LOTR
3. Yes the history of this treasure involves dwarves

[Dwim]

Was thing mentioned in The Hobbit?

[Elvheimdros]

Is this a specific object or set of objects (so not a general kind of valuable thing, or a whole hoard of treasure)?

[Boromir88]

4. No, this is not mentioned in The Hobbit.
5. Yes, this is a specific object/set of objects

[Eamila Bolger]

Was this treasure given to a Dwarf/Dwarves?