Who, What or Where Am I? (A Middle-Earth Game)
Is this a wearable object?
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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
4. No, this is not mentioned in The Hobbit.
5. Yes, this is a specific object/set of objects
6. Yes, this treasure was given to a dwarf/dwarves
7. Technically someone could (and did) wear it, but I'll say that wasn't the reason it was treasured.
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
4. No, this is not mentioned in The Hobbit.
5. Yes, this is a specific object/set of objects
6. Yes, this treasure was given to a dwarf/dwarves
7. Technically someone could (and did) wear it, but I'll say that wasn't the reason it was treasured.
A Loquacious Loreman.
he/him
he/him
Tis the season of Sean Bean prequel shows
Was this treasure a piece of armor or other protective equipment?
Loremistress Emerita | she/her
8. No, this was not a piece of armor or protective equipment.
A Loquacious Loreman.
he/him
he/him
Tis the season of Sean Bean prequel shows
Is this treasure the strands of hair Galadriel gave to Gimli?
May the Horse be with you.
@Elvheimdros bingo!
Floor is yours.
A Loquacious Loreman.
he/him
he/him
Tis the season of Sean Bean prequel shows
Aha!
The next clue is strong.
Who am I?
The next clue is strong.
Who am I?
May the Horse be with you.
Is this character a male?
A Loquacious Loreman.
he/him
he/him
Tis the season of Sean Bean prequel shows
1. Yes, this character is male.
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May the Horse be with you.
Was this character alive in the Third Era?
Hobbit since 2002, proud to have been Samwise Gamgee alongside Rosie Cotton (Brandybuck).l
2. Yes, the character was alive in the Third Age.
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May the Horse be with you.
Was this character only alive in the Third Age?
3. Yes, this character appears to have only lived in the Third Age.
May the Horse be with you.
Is this character mortal?
4. Yes, this character is mortal.
May the Horse be with you.
Did this character appear in The Hobbit?
5. Yes, this character does appear in The Hobbit.
May the Horse be with you.
Was this character a member of Thorin’s company?
A Loquacious Loreman.
he/him
he/him
Tis the season of Sean Bean prequel shows
6. No, this character was not a member of Thorin's company.
May the Horse be with you.
Is this character of the race of men?
Was this character ever a resident of Lake-town?
"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."
7. No, this character is not human.
8. No, this character was not a resident of Lake-town.
8. No, this character was not a resident of Lake-town.
May the Horse be with you.
Was this character first mentioned in The Hobbit after the company arrived at Mirkwood?
9. No, this character is mentioned in The Hobbit before the Company entered Mirkwood.
May the Horse be with you.
Was this character a threat to the Company?
10. Yes, this character was a threat to Thorin & Company.
May the Horse be with you.
Does he have eight legs!??
11. No, this character does not have eight legs.
May the Horse be with you.
Is it a troll?
12. No, this character is not a troll.
May the Horse be with you.
Is it Smaug?
If this character was part of a circus might his act involve juggling large boulders and occasionally tossing them into the audience to great dismay?
"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 character a ruler of some sort?
Loremistress Emerita | she/her
Is he from Laketown?
I am not sure if he is mentioned before Mirkwood, but is this Bolg, the son of Azog?
Hobbit since 2002, proud to have been Samwise Gamgee alongside Rosie Cotton (Brandybuck).l
@Lail is it indeed Smaug! Thorin calls him a "most specially greedy, strong, and wicked worm" at the party, and Smaug boasts to Bilbo later that "now I am old and strong, strong, strong"!
For completeness's sake:
No, I think it unlikely that Smaug would juggle boulders when breathing fire is so much more impressive, although I suppose he probably could.
No, Smaug is not a ruler, though Bard does refer to him as "the only king under the Mountain that we have ever known".
No, Smaug is not from Lake-town.
No, Smaug is not Bolg.
For completeness's sake:
No, I think it unlikely that Smaug would juggle boulders when breathing fire is so much more impressive, although I suppose he probably could.
No, Smaug is not a ruler, though Bard does refer to him as "the only king under the Mountain that we have ever known".
No, Smaug is not from Lake-town.
No, Smaug is not Bolg.
May the Horse be with you.
Clue: rest
Where Am I?
Is this place mentioned in the Quenta Silmarillion?
Is this place a place where one can find rest?
Hobbit since 2002, proud to have been Samwise Gamgee alongside Rosie Cotton (Brandybuck).l
Does a named character ever sleep in this place?
"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 a place mentioned in the the Lord of the Rings (not including appendices)?
In the deeps of Time, amidst the Innumerable Stars
No, it is not found in the Quenta Silmarillion.
Yes, it is a place where one can find rest.
Yes, a named character sleeps in this place.
Yes, this place is mentioned in LotR (not including appendices).
Yes, it is a place where one can find rest.
Yes, a named character sleeps in this place.
Yes, this place is mentioned in LotR (not including appendices).
Did the Fellowship rest in this place during their journey, before breaking up?
Hobbit since 2002, proud to have been Samwise Gamgee alongside Rosie Cotton (Brandybuck).l
Do elves live here?
Does anyone in the books sing a song here?
"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."
No, the Fellowship does not rest here.
No elves live here.
Yes, someone sings a song here.
No elves live here.
Yes, someone sings a song here.
Do the books mention anyone dancing here?
Do people live here all the time (year round, consistently etc)?
In the deeps of Time, amidst the Innumerable Stars
Is this a place built by men?
May the Horse be with you.
Yes, someone dances here.
Yes, though it is not stated, people presumably live here year-round.
It is not known for sure, but I would say this place was not built by men. (Sorry, Elvh.)
Yes, though it is not stated, people presumably live here year-round.
It is not known for sure, but I would say this place was not built by men. (Sorry, Elvh.)