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| The Beginning |
![[ ]](http://s4.images.proboards.com/off.gif) | The Rules, Announcements, And Plot
Come here to read the rules, announcements, and plots. These are mandatory.
| 3 | 3 | on Dec 26, 2006, 1:39pm
by Aranel Indilwen
in The Advertising Plot :... |
| Characters
Come here to get your character accepted and begin role-playing!
| 16 | 27 | on Dec 26, 2006, 1:37pm
by Aranel Indilwen
in Celebrity Claim |
| Jobs, Positions, and Applications
Come here to apply for a position, job, or other things in Middle Earth.
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| Other Useful Information
Here you can find some other useful information. If you haven't read the books, and aren't familiar with animals and such, please read some of these threads.
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| Character Interactions
Come here to determine your friends and enemies.
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| The Shire |
| The Northfarthing
The Northfarthing is one of the four farthings of the Shire.
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| The Eastfarthing
The Eastfarthing is one of the four farthings of the Shire.
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| The Westfarthing
The Westfarthing is one of the four farthings of the Shire.
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| The Southfarthing
The Southfarthing is one of the four farthings of the Shire.
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| Bree-land |
| Bree
It is the chief village of Bree-land, the other, smaller ones being Staddle, Combe and Archet.
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| Archet
It is one of the smaller villages of Bree-land, the other, smaller ones being Staddle and Combe.
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| Combe
It is one of the smaller villages of Bree-land, the other, smaller ones being Staddle and Archet.
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| Staddle
It is one of the smaller villages of Bree-land, the other, smaller ones being Combe and Archet.
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| The Weather Hills |
| Amon Sûl
Amon Sûl - also known as Weathertop and the Hill of the Wind - was once the site of a great watchtower built by the Númenóreans during the time of Elendil.
It is located at the southern end of the Weather Hills that lay west of the Shire in the region of Eriador. For a time, it was home to one of the seven palantíri which were brought to Middle-earth. The forces of the Witch-King of Angmar eventually destroyed the tower.
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| Imladris |
| Rivendell
The House of Elrond lay beside a stream amid pine-scented air of a deep valley guarded on both sides by the Bruinen’s chief tributary and the Bruinen itself. There was a ford crossing one of the rivers which gave entrance into Imladris, and the ford was under Elrond’s control.
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| Lothlórien |
| The Forests of Lothlórien
The Forests of Lothlórien are situated on both banks of the River Celebrant. The Forests are carefully guarded by the Galadhrim, and not easily infiltrated.
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| Caras Galadhon
The City of the Galadhrim, Caras Galadhon is the home of Lady Galadriel and Lord Celeborn.
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| Mirkwood |
| The Forests of Mirkwood
The name 'Mirkwood' was only used after about The Third Age (1050) when Sauron lived in Dol Guldur, in the wood's southern regions. Sauron was discovered and fled to Mordor, but the Nazgûl soon returned to the forest. Evil spread through the wood, and the wood was renamed by the Elves Taur e-Ndaedelos - Forest of Great Fear. Mirkwood is a version of that name.
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| The Mountains of Mirkwood
Though referred to as Mountains, the Mountains of Mirkwood were actually a range of tall hills running through the Forest of Mirkwood in an east-west line, to the north of the Old Forest Road.
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| The Mirkwood Palace
In the northern part of Mirkwood, where evil does not lurk, a palace sits in a clearing, belonging to Legolas Greenleaf and his younger sister Aranel Indilwen.
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| Dol Guldur
Around The Third Age (1050), an evil presence started being felt in the south of great forest known as the Greenwood. The evil spread, turning the forest dark and dank, and evil creatures began to be seen in the forest. The source of the evil was the fortified hill known as Dol Guldur (Hill of Sorcery) in the southwest of the forest. Over the next thousand years the evil spread until all of the forest, except for the portion in the north under conrol of the wood elves, became a vile, dark, and unsafe place.
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| Isengard |
| Isengard
Isengard, also called Angrenost in Elvish, is located at the southern end of the Misty Mountains near the start of the River Isen.
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| Fangorn Forest |
| Fangorn Forest
One of the oldest forests in Middle Earth, Fangorn is situated to the southeast of the Misty Mountains, just north of Rohan. It is a dark and menacing wood, unsafe for anyone who would threaten the trees.
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| Minas Tirith |
| The Tower of Ecthelion
The Tower of Ecthelion stands at the entrance of the White City, and is a pure white citadel, that announces the return of brave warriors.
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| Minas Tirith
Minas Tirith, also called the White City and the City of Gondor, means 'Tower of the Guard'. It is known as Mundburg to the Rohirrim.
It was the citadel of the Kings of Gondor after the destruction of Osgiliath. In the centre of the topmost circle was a tall tower called the Tower of Ecthelion. The tower is used to bear the standard of the city, and for some time housed one of the palantíri. The White Tree of Gondor was planted in the Courtyard after Isildur's escape from Minas Ithil.
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| Rohan |
| Rohan
Rohan is a land of grassy plains where horses run free in great herds, watched over by the Rohirrim. The realm is to the north of Gondor, on the furthest side of the White Mountains. Rohan was famed for its horses, which were unmatched for lineage, grace or beauty anywhere in Middle Earth. The Rohirrim are friendly to the Dúnedain, and are respected in Gondor for their bravery, loyalty and nobility.
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| Edoras
The chief city of the Horsemen of Rohan was Edoras. It was built in the twenty-sixth century by the first two kings of the Rohirrim, Eorl the Young and Brego, at the foot of the White Mountains.
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| The Gap of Rohan
Travel through the Gap of Rohan as you please, but be careful, as you will near Isengard.
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| Zirak-zigil |
| The Mines of Moria
Moria means 'The Black Chasm', but is sometimes translated as 'The Black Pit'. Although in the Third Age the names Moria and Khazad-dûm seemed to be interchangable, the name Moria only truly applied to the mine after it was deserted by the Dwarves. Watch out for the Watcher in the Water.
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| Khazad-dûm
Khazad-dûm is the great dwarven kingdom, delved by the dwarves under the great peak of Zirak-zigil, or Celebdil to the Elves.
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| The Grey Havens |
| The Grey Havens
The Grey Havens are an elvish port and city located at the mouth of the River Lhun. They were established by Gil-galad and Círdan, and the elves of Lindon, at the start of the Second Age, as the capital of Lindon, and the major port for elves, wishing to leave Middle-Earth, to take ship to Aman, the Undying Lands.
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| The Archives
Old threads and posts will go here for reference during the annual clean-outs.
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| Out Of Character |
| Chat
Chat with other members about everything here.
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| Fun & Games
Come play some games with other members here!
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| Fan Fictions
Have a fan fiction? Found one that you love? You can post it here.
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| Advertisements & Affiliation
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