http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/feed/? Latest topics Wed, 19 Aug 2009 17:14:48 GMT 10 http://i88.servimg.com/u/f88/13/98/52/95/war_fo10.jpg http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/feed/? http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/minas-tirith-t43.htm Yrobryn Minas Tirith, originally named Minas Anor, became the heavily fortified capital of Gondor in the second half of the Third Age. It was originally built to guard the former capital of Gondor, Osgiliath, from attack from the west, but became the capital when Osgiliath fell into ruin following the Kin-Strife and the Great Plague. It is often referred to as the White City and the City of Kings. The Rohirrim sometimes translated this into their own language as "the Mundburg". Minas ... Gondor Tue, 09 Jun 2009 18:40:33 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/minas-tirith-t43.htm#43 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/minas-tirith-t43.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/arthedain-f14/the-shire-t12.htm Yrobryn The Shire was a peaceful and bountiful land in Eriador in northwestern Middle-earth. The race of people known as Hobbits lived there, largely forgotten by the outside world until events at the end of the Third Age brought them and their land to the attention of powers both good and evil. The Shire was divided into four quarters called Farthings: the Northfarthing, Southfarthing, Eastfarthing and Westfarthing. There were also areas named for the families that traditionally inhabited them, most ... Arthedain Mon, 08 Jun 2009 18:25:01 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/arthedain-f14/the-shire-t12.htm#12 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/arthedain-f14/the-shire-t12.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-terrain-f19/the-black-gate-t55.htm Yrobryn The Black Gate was the common name for the Morannon which was built by Sauron to protect and guard the northern entrance into Mordor. Frodo and Sam had a chance to go through the Black Gate when they arrived at Mordor, but it was so heavily fortified and guarded that they turned away and were led on a different route into Mordor by their treacherous guide, Gollum. This gate was so gigantic that Trolls were used to open the gate for incoming Orcs. The Black Gate was set in an impregnable black ... Mordor Terrain Tue, 09 Jun 2009 20:10:47 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-terrain-f19/the-black-gate-t55.htm#55 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-terrain-f19/the-black-gate-t55.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhovanion-f5/lothlorien-t28.htm Yrobryn "O Lórien! The Winter comes, the bare and leafless Day; The leaves are falling in the stream, the River flows away. O Lórien! Too long I have dwelt upon this Hither Shore And in a fading crown have twined the golden elanor." – Galadriel, Farewell to Lórien Lothlórien was located East of Moria between the Misty Mountains and the river Anduin. Other than a small strip of forested land to the south, the realm was located between the rivers Anduin and Silverlode. It ... Rhovanion Mon, 08 Jun 2009 20:03:15 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhovanion-f5/lothlorien-t28.htm#28 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhovanion-f5/lothlorien-t28.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhun-f8/iron-hills-t47.htm Yrobryn The Iron Hills were rich in minerals, most notably iron – whence came the name of the Hills. The Hills were originally a part of the massive Iron Mountains where Morgoth dwelt; other remains of this vanished range were the Mountains of Angmar and Ered Mithrin. The Iron Hills were also the source of the River Redwater, the reddish colour of which came from iron particles in its water. The Iron Hills were one of the seven kingdoms of the race of Dwarves. Grór son of Dáin I founded the kingdom ... Rhûn Tue, 09 Jun 2009 19:21:21 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhun-f8/iron-hills-t47.htm#47 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhun-f8/iron-hills-t47.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mirkwood-f17/dol-guldur-t31.htm Yrobryn Dol Guldur was Sauron's stronghold in Mirkwood. The hill itself, rocky and barren, was the highest point in the southwestern part of the forest. Before Sauron's occupation it was called Amon Lanc "Naked Hill". It lay near the western edge of the forest, across the Anduin from Lothlórien. In a passage that appears to apply the name Dol Guldur principally to the fortress rather than the barren hill it rose above, the company of the Ring first catch sight of it from Cerin Amroth in ... Mirkwood Mon, 08 Jun 2009 20:12:40 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mirkwood-f17/dol-guldur-t31.htm#31 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mirkwood-f17/dol-guldur-t31.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/arthedain-f14/arthedain-terrain-t13.htm Yrobryn The westernmost region of the lost realm of Arnor; when that land was divided between the sons of Eärendur, Arthedain became a kingdom in its own right, and was ruled by Eärendur's eldest son Amlaith and his decendants.]]> Arthedain Mon, 08 Jun 2009 18:27:41 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/arthedain-f14/arthedain-terrain-t13.htm#13 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/arthedain-f14/arthedain-terrain-t13.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhudaur-f15/weather-hills-t14.htm Yrobryn The name among Men for the north-south range of hills that lay in central Eriador, and in ancient times marked part of the border between the lands of Arthedain and Rhudaur.



Weathertop, or Amon Sûl, lay at the southern end of the range.

]]> Rhudaur Mon, 08 Jun 2009 18:29:21 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhudaur-f15/weather-hills-t14.htm#14 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhudaur-f15/weather-hills-t14.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/osgiliath-t44.htm Yrobryn Osgiliath was a city on the river Anduin. It was the old capital city of Gondor. Founded by Elendil and his sons at the end of the Second Age, Osgiliath straddled the Great River Anduin at a point approximately half way between the cities of Minas Anor to the west and Minas Ithil (Morgul) to the east. For over a thousand years, Osgiliath was the capital of Gondor, as well as its largest and most important city. The beginning of the city's decline came in the 15th century, when in T.A. 1437 ... Gondor Tue, 09 Jun 2009 18:51:46 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/osgiliath-t44.htm#44 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/osgiliath-t44.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/points-trade-f21/request-points-for-coins-t67.htm Yrobryn The trade will be made as soon as possible, post here how much points you want deducted in trade for the same amount of coins.]]> Points Trade Thu, 11 Jun 2009 23:23:05 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/points-trade-f21/request-points-for-coins-t67.htm#67 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/points-trade-f21/request-points-for-coins-t67.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/bank-f20/daeron-t69.htm Daëron Daëron has 0 coins "Bank" Sat, 13 Jun 2009 16:13:13 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/bank-f20/daeron-t69.htm#73 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/bank-f20/daeron-t69.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhudaur-f15/trollshaws-t15.htm Yrobryn The upland woods, consisting at least partly of beech trees, that lay to the west of Rivendell between the Rivers Hoarwell and Loudwater. They were the haunt of trolls, three of which famously waylayed Bilbo and his companions during the Quest of Erebor.

]]> Rhudaur Mon, 08 Jun 2009 18:33:23 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhudaur-f15/trollshaws-t15.htm#15 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhudaur-f15/trollshaws-t15.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/help-f11/westron-and-quenya-t76.htm Yrobryn Those who's characters can speak and/or understand elvish can use this important and essencial tool:

http://www.angelfire.com/empire2/angora5/Translator.html

Thank you]]> Help Wed, 19 Aug 2009 17:14:48 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/help-f11/westron-and-quenya-t76.htm#151 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/help-f11/westron-and-quenya-t76.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rules-f10/timeline-and-story-t75.htm Yrobryn The war of the ring was over for some time now, everything was in peace for many years. Aragorn,Legolas and Gimli were already in the undying lands and many things have changed, but evil is infinite...and in the Dark lands of Mordor the Dark Tower rises once more, the orcs are seen walking in the free lands... Middle-earth is at peril once more. It is time to make new alliances, for good or evil everything can happen! Join a race, join a faction, join an empire, join a Side! Make your Story! Rules Wed, 19 Aug 2009 17:08:08 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rules-f10/timeline-and-story-t75.htm#150 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rules-f10/timeline-and-story-t75.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/hithaeglir-misty-mountains-f4/caradhras-t25.htm Yrobryn "...Caradhras rose before them, a mighty peak, tipped with snow like silver, but with sheer naked sides, dull red as if stained by blood."
The Fellowship of the Ring, The Ring Goes South
Called the Redhorn, one of the mightiest peaks in the Misty Mountains, beneath which lay the Redhorn Pass attempted by the Nine Walkers on the Quest of Mount Doom.

]]> Hithaeglir (Misty Mountains) Mon, 08 Jun 2009 19:31:15 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/hithaeglir-misty-mountains-f4/caradhras-t25.htm#25 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/hithaeglir-misty-mountains-f4/caradhras-t25.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/request-usergroup-f12/elves-elite-force-eef-t71.htm Finwe

Adm. Confirmation: Group created]]> Request usergroup Wed, 24 Jun 2009 15:01:32 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/request-usergroup-f12/elves-elite-force-eef-t71.htm#89 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/request-usergroup-f12/elves-elite-force-eef-t71.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/request-usergroup-f12/warlords-of-mordor-t70.htm DarkSlayer Reason: Opposing force to Warriors of Minas Tirith


Adm. Confirmation- Created Group]]> Request usergroup Sun, 14 Jun 2009 19:40:19 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/request-usergroup-f12/warlords-of-mordor-t70.htm#83 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/request-usergroup-f12/warlords-of-mordor-t70.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/ithilien-t42.htm Yrobryn Ithilien was a fair, green region of Gondor on the borders of Mordor. Enemy forces passed through Ithilien many times throughout its history, but the land retained much of its natural beauty. After the War of the Ring, Ithilien became a princedom of Gondor and Faramir was made the first Prince of Ithilien. Ithilien was located on the east side the Anduin between the river and the Mountains of Shadow. North of Ithilien were the hills of the Emyn Muil and swamplands of the Wetwang the Dead Marshes. ... Gondor Tue, 09 Jun 2009 18:29:49 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/ithilien-t42.htm#42 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/ithilien-t42.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/points-trade-f21/contruction-of-fortification-t68.htm Yrobryn You shall request here for the construction of a fortification.
Make all calculations and decisions and state them here, you are adviced to follow the guidelines in the rules section.]]> Points Trade Thu, 11 Jun 2009 23:29:56 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/points-trade-f21/contruction-of-fortification-t68.htm#68 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/points-trade-f21/contruction-of-fortification-t68.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/points-trade-f21/trade-points-for-army-t66.htm Yrobryn Here you shall request the trade. It shall be checked, the points deducted and then the acceptance.]]> Points Trade Thu, 11 Jun 2009 23:20:38 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/points-trade-f21/trade-points-for-army-t66.htm#66 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/points-trade-f21/trade-points-for-army-t66.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/bank-f20/yrobryn-t65.htm Yrobryn 0 Gold Coins "Bank" Thu, 11 Jun 2009 23:12:32 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/bank-f20/yrobryn-t65.htm#65 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/bank-f20/yrobryn-t65.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-terrain-f19/nurn-t61.htm Yrobryn The lowlands of the south and east of Mordor. Beyond the range of Orodruin's fumes, Nurn was more fertile than the barren Plateau of Gorgoroth to the northwest. Its most important feature was a great inland sea, the Sea of Núrnen, fed by four rivers that flowed through the lands of Nurn from its surrounding mountains. Under Sauron's rule, Nurn was peopled by slaves, who worked its fields to produce food for the soldiers of Mordor. After Sauron's defeat in the War of the Ring, King Elessar ... Mordor Terrain Tue, 09 Jun 2009 20:34:33 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-terrain-f19/nurn-t61.htm#61 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-terrain-f19/nurn-t61.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-terrain-f19/plateau-of-gorgoroth-t59.htm Yrobryn The Plateau of Gorgoroth was a plateau in north-western Mordor in the midst of which stood Mount Doom. To the east of Mount Doom upon a spur of the Ered Lithui, Sauron constructed his fortress of Barad-dûr. During the War of the Ring, Gorgoroth was the location for the mines and forges that produced Mordor's arms and armour. To the south and east of Gorgoroth plateau lay the more fertile lands of Nurn which contained vast slave-tilled fields. Mordor Terrain Tue, 09 Jun 2009 20:29:37 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-terrain-f19/plateau-of-gorgoroth-t59.htm#59 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-terrain-f19/plateau-of-gorgoroth-t59.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-terrain-f19/barad-dur-dark-tower-t58.htm Yrobryn Barad-dûr was built by Sauron, the Dark Lord of Mordor, with the power of the One Ring, during the Second Age. The building took six hundred years to complete; it was the greatest fortress ever built since the Fall of Angband, and much of Sauron's personal power went into it. Barad-dûr was besieged for seven years by the Last Alliance of Elves and Men and was levelled after Sauron's defeat at the end of the Second Age, but because it was created using the power of the One Ring, its foundations ... Mordor Terrain Tue, 09 Jun 2009 20:25:32 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-terrain-f19/barad-dur-dark-tower-t58.htm#58 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-terrain-f19/barad-dur-dark-tower-t58.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-terrain-f19/orodruin-mt-doom-t57.htm Yrobryn Mount Doom is located in the heart of the black land of Mordor and approximately 4,500 feet (1.4 km) high. Alternative names, in Sindarin, include Orodruin ("fiery mountain") and Amon Amarth ("mountain of fate"). The Sammath Naur ("Cracks of Doom") is a chasm located deep within the mountain. The mountain represents the endpoint of Frodo Baggins' quest to destroy the Ring which is recounted in The Lord of the Rings. The chasm is the site where the One Ring was ... Mordor Terrain Tue, 09 Jun 2009 20:21:11 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-terrain-f19/orodruin-mt-doom-t57.htm#57 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-terrain-f19/orodruin-mt-doom-t57.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-terrain-f19/udun-t56.htm Yrobryn Udûn, also known as Hell, was a depressed plain in Mordor.
It lies between Cirith Gorgor and the Isenmouthe and was traversed by large armies of Sauron in times of war.]]> Mordor Terrain Tue, 09 Jun 2009 20:14:40 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-terrain-f19/udun-t56.htm#56 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-terrain-f19/udun-t56.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/ephel-duath-mountains-of-shadow-f18/mountains-t54.htm Yrobryn Ephel Dúath or Mountains of Shadow are a range of mountains that guard Mordor's western and southern borders. Their Sindarin name means literally "outer fences of dark shadow". They meet the Ered Lithui at the Morannon (Black Gate), so that between them the mountain ranges effectively seal off Mordor from invasion on three sides. The city of Minas Morgul defends its largest pass, often called the "Nameless Pass", containing the cursed river Morgulduin. A partly hidden stair ... Ephel Dúath (Mountains of Shadow) Tue, 09 Jun 2009 20:05:58 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/ephel-duath-mountains-of-shadow-f18/mountains-t54.htm#54 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/ephel-duath-mountains-of-shadow-f18/mountains-t54.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/ephel-duath-mountains-of-shadow-f18/cirith-ungol-t53.htm Yrobryn The name is Sindarin for Spider's Cleft, or Pass of the Spider, presumably referring to the guardian of the pass, Shelob; it is the pass through the western mountains of Mordor and the one of two entrances to that land from the West (the other being the Morgul Pass). It was guarded by the Tower of Cirith Ungol, built by the Men of Gondor after the War of the Last Alliance, but occupied by Orcs at the time of the Lord of the Rings. Its principal purpose was to defend Ithilien and Minas Ithil ... Ephel Dúath (Mountains of Shadow) Tue, 09 Jun 2009 20:02:26 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/ephel-duath-mountains-of-shadow-f18/cirith-ungol-t53.htm#53 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/ephel-duath-mountains-of-shadow-f18/cirith-ungol-t53.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/ephel-duath-mountains-of-shadow-f18/minas-morgul-t52.htm Yrobryn After the destruction of Númenor, Isildur and Anárion, the sons of Elendil, landed in Gondor. Isildur built Minas Ithil at the south end of a pleasant valley in Ithilien near the mountainous border of Mordor, while Anárion built Minas Anor further west across the Anduin. The brothers had their thrones side by side at Osgiliath. Isildur planted a sapling of the White Tree Nimloth outside his home in Minas Ithil, and one of the seven palantíri was kept in the tower. The city's white marble ... Ephel Dúath (Mountains of Shadow) Tue, 09 Jun 2009 19:56:43 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/ephel-duath-mountains-of-shadow-f18/minas-morgul-t52.htm#52 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/ephel-duath-mountains-of-shadow-f18/minas-morgul-t52.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-f9/ered-lithui-ash-mountains-t51.htm Yrobryn The Ered Lithui (Sindarin for "Mountains of Ash") spans from the Morannon, where it meets the Ephel Dúath, then runs generally eastward for hundreds of miles, forming an impenetrable northern border of Mordor. The name "Mountains of Ash", or Ashy Mountains, suggests that the range is downwind of Mount Doom and collects its ash fallout.

]]> Mordor Tue, 09 Jun 2009 19:44:03 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-f9/ered-lithui-ash-mountains-t51.htm#51 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-f9/ered-lithui-ash-mountains-t51.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-f9/dead-marshes-t50.htm Yrobryn Once a part of the ancient battlefield of Dagorlad, the Dead Marshes lie north-west of the Morannon, the principal entrance to Mordor. Several battles were fought here, most notably the Battle of Dagorlad at the end of the Second Age when the Last Alliance met the forces of Mordor with many casualties amongst Elves, Men, and Orcs on both sides. Through the years, the marshland began to enroach upon parts of the battlefield, and engulfed the dead that lay there. Mordor Tue, 09 Jun 2009 19:39:43 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-f9/dead-marshes-t50.htm#50 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mordor-f9/dead-marshes-t50.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhun-f8/rhun-terrain-t49.htm Yrobryn Rhûn is a name used for all lands lying east of Rhovanion, around and beyond the inland Sea of Rhûn, from where many attacks on Gondor and its allies came during the Third Age. We know almost nothing of the lands of beyond the great Sea of Rhûn that stood on its borders with the western lands. Even Gandalf had never explored there, and though Aragorn had travelled there, we have no report of his doings. Rhûn was the domain of the Easterlings, Men of Darkness who were ready to follow ... Rhûn Tue, 09 Jun 2009 19:34:41 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhun-f8/rhun-terrain-t49.htm#49 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhun-f8/rhun-terrain-t49.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhun-f8/sea-of-rhun-t48.htm Yrobryn The inland sea in the land of Rhûn into which the Celduin emptied its waters. Its northeastern shores were densely forested, and to the southwest lay a mountainous region. The mysterious land of Dorwinion was said to lie on its northwestern coasts.



]]> Rhûn Tue, 09 Jun 2009 19:25:36 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhun-f8/sea-of-rhun-t48.htm#48 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhun-f8/sea-of-rhun-t48.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/tolfalas-t46.htm Yrobryn A large island, also named in the form Tol Falas, that stood beyond the Ethir Anduin in the Bay of Belfalas. Its sharp southern cape was traditionally considered as marking the southernmost point of Gondor proper.

]]> Gondor Tue, 09 Jun 2009 18:57:48 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/tolfalas-t46.htm#46 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/tolfalas-t46.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/harondor-south-gondor-t45.htm Yrobryn Harondor was the Southern most lying province of Gondor in the noontide of the realm save the coastlands around Umbar in Third age ca.750 during King Falastur, Eärnil I., Ciryandil, Hyarmendacil I., Atanatar II., to Third age ca 1300. During those years all the Kings of Gondor with more or less luck extended and defended the Southern borders of the realm of Gondor. The boundry of Harondor was in the North river Poros and in the South river Harnen into Haradwaith, in the East was Ephel Dúath ... Gondor Tue, 09 Jun 2009 18:54:40 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/harondor-south-gondor-t45.htm#45 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/harondor-south-gondor-t45.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/lebennin-t41.htm Yrobryn Known as Fair Lebennin of the Five Streams, referring to the Five Rivers of Lebennin, it was one of the faithful fiefs of Gondor. Its largest city was Pelargir. Lebennin was largely populated by Men of mixed blood, as many Men of Lebennin traced their ancestry to the forgotten 'Men of the Mountains' that had been displaced from the White Mountains by the Númenóreans. During the War of the Ring, Lebennin did not send many Men to the aid of Minas Tirith as it was under attack by the Corsairs ... Gondor Tue, 09 Jun 2009 18:26:45 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/lebennin-t41.htm#41 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/lebennin-t41.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/belfalas-t40.htm Yrobryn Belfalas, or Great Shore or Cost of the Powers (bel = powers; falas = cost), formed a part of Dor-en-Ernil, or the "Prince's land". The Prince in question here was the Lord of Dol Amroth, who lived at the city bearing his name. At the start of the second millennium of the Third Age, a certain Imrazôr the Númenórean lived in and ruled over the Belfalas. He married Mithrellas, a Silvan Elf of Lórien, and their son Galador became the first Prince of Dol Amroth. The Belfalas was ... Gondor Tue, 09 Jun 2009 18:21:05 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/belfalas-t40.htm#40 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/belfalas-t40.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/lamedon-t39.htm Yrobryn Lamedon was a series of valleys lying south of the White Mountains. Its chief town was the city of Calembel, where Aragorn and the host of the Dead camped during their journey to Pelargir during the War of the Ring. The river Ciril flowed south through Lamedon. At the end of the Third Age, its lord was the Angbor, who did not send any men to Minas Tirith, as he and his men tried to defend the southern city of Linhir near the mounds of the river Gilrain against Southrons from Umbar and Harad. ... Gondor Tue, 09 Jun 2009 18:14:34 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/lamedon-t39.htm#39 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/lamedon-t39.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/anfalas-t38.htm Yrobryn Fiefdom of Gondor. Anfalas was located on the southern coast between the River Lefnui and the River Blackroot. Anfalas had a long shoreline on the Bay of Belfalas. The promontory of Andrast was west of Anfalas, the Pinnath Gelin - or Green Hills - were to the north, and the fiefdom of Belfalas was to the east. There were a number of small villages in Anfalas. Men of many sorts lived in Anfalas including herdsmen, hunters, and fishermen. At the time of the War of the Ring, the Lord of Anfalas ... Gondor Tue, 09 Jun 2009 18:09:45 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/anfalas-t38.htm#38 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/gondor-f7/anfalas-t38.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rohan-f6/rohan-terrain-t37.htm Yrobryn Of it Westfold, Eastfold, West Emnet, East Emnet and Anórien.


]]> Rohan Mon, 08 Jun 2009 20:41:57 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rohan-f6/rohan-terrain-t37.htm#37 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rohan-f6/rohan-terrain-t37.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rohan-f6/edoras-t36.htm Yrobryn Edoras was the capital city of Rohan. It was located on a hill in a valley of the White Mountains, and was home to Meduseld, the Golden Hall of the King of Rohan. The city of Edoras was built by Rohan's second King, Brego son of Eorl the Young. Before Edoras was completed, Rohan's capital was at Aldburg in the Folde. The Golden Hall was described as having a golden thatch, and the stables were constructed at the top of the hill by Meduseld itself. Edoras is Rohan's only real city. It is here ... Rohan Mon, 08 Jun 2009 20:38:45 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rohan-f6/edoras-t36.htm#36 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rohan-f6/edoras-t36.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rohan-f6/fangorn-t35.htm Yrobryn Fangorn is a forest located in Middle-earth and is the home of the tree shepherds, the Ents. The Forest of Fangorn is located at the south-eastern end of the Misty Mountains near the Gap of Rohan. The mountains formed the western border of Fangorn. At the end of the mountain range stood the stronghold of Isengard near the southwestern corner of the forest. Rohan Mon, 08 Jun 2009 20:35:31 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rohan-f6/fangorn-t35.htm#35 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rohan-f6/fangorn-t35.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rohan-f6/helm-s-deep-t34.htm Yrobryn Helm's Deep was a large valley in the north-western Ered Nimrais (White Mountains). Originally the valley was home to a small Gondorian regiment, but after Calenardhon became Rohan it became an encampment of the Rohirrim, where the guards of the Fords of Isen lived. During the War of the Ring the fortress guarding Helm's Deep again became the refuge of some of the Rohirrim, now under King Théoden, and the Battle of the Hornburg was fought there. Rohan Mon, 08 Jun 2009 20:32:00 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rohan-f6/helm-s-deep-t34.htm#34 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rohan-f6/helm-s-deep-t34.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rohan-f6/isengard-t33.htm Yrobryn Isengard was built in the Second Age around the tower of Orthanc by the Númenóreans in exile. Its location was at the north-western corner of Rohan, guarding the Fords of Isen from enemy incursions into Calenardhon together with the fortress of Aglarond to its south. The river Angren (or Isen) began at Methedras behind Isengard, which also formed its northern wall. The other three sides were guarded by a large wall, known as the Ring of Isengard, which was only breached by the inflow of the ... Rohan Mon, 08 Jun 2009 20:23:46 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rohan-f6/isengard-t33.htm#33 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rohan-f6/isengard-t33.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mirkwood-f17/mirkwood-forest-terrain-t32.htm Yrobryn Large forest in Rhovanion, east of the Anduin in Middle-earth, was called Mirkwood after falling under the influence of Sauron. Before that, it was known as Greenwood the Great.

]]> Mirkwood Mon, 08 Jun 2009 20:15:41 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mirkwood-f17/mirkwood-forest-terrain-t32.htm#32 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mirkwood-f17/mirkwood-forest-terrain-t32.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mirkwood-f17/mountains-of-mirkwood-t30.htm Yrobryn In the central parts of northern Mirkwood, north of the Old Forest Road, lay a scattered range of hills. A jumble of fir-covered, low-lying hills to the west rose to reach greater heights in the east, together forming a range nearly one hundred miles in length. Historically, the Second Age saw these mountains inhabited by Silvan Elves, who knew the range as the Emyn Duir, the Dark Mountains. During the Third Age, the power of Sauron spread across the Mountains as it did throughout the rest ... Mirkwood Mon, 08 Jun 2009 20:09:03 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mirkwood-f17/mountains-of-mirkwood-t30.htm#30 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/mirkwood-f17/mountains-of-mirkwood-t30.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhovanion-f5/rhovanion-terrain-t29.htm Yrobryn Rhovanion or Wilderland was a large region of northern Middle-earth. It extended to the east as far as the inland Sea of Rhûn; north to the Grey Mountains and Iron Hills, home of the Dwarves; west to the range of the Hithaeglir, or Misty Mountains; and south to the line marked by the Limlight river, Anduin, Emyn Muil, Dagorlad, and the Ered Lithui. Important rivers in Rhovanion included the Anduin or Great River, the Celduin or River Running, and the Carnen or Redwater. Major features were ... Rhovanion Mon, 08 Jun 2009 20:05:28 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhovanion-f5/rhovanion-terrain-t29.htm#29 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhovanion-f5/rhovanion-terrain-t29.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhovanion-f5/ered-mithrin-grey-mountains-t27.htm Yrobryn The Grey Mountains were the last remnants of the wall of the Ered Engrin or Iron Mountains, which once stretched all over the north of Middle-earth, but were broken at the end of the First Age. North of the Grey Mountains lay Forodwaith, or the Northern Waste. This land was known as Dor Daidelos during the First Age, but most of it was destroyed in the breaking of Arda. In the maps of the Second and Third Age it looked like the Ered Mithrin were but a northern arm of the Hithaeglir, but in ... Rhovanion Mon, 08 Jun 2009 19:38:57 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhovanion-f5/ered-mithrin-grey-mountains-t27.htm#27 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhovanion-f5/ered-mithrin-grey-mountains-t27.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhovanion-f5/forodwaith-t26.htm Yrobryn An icy region in the far north of Middle-earth, named for the hardy people who had once dwelt there. The Sindarin name Forodwaith translates loosely as Northern Waste, and was a name for the land north of the Iron Mountains of the First Age. Little was known of it, except that despite lying scarcely 100 leagues north of the Shire, it was an area of immense cold. This was due to its proximity to the Gap of Ilmen, and Morgoth's evil cold, which emanated, in ancient times, from his place of dwelling, ... Rhovanion Mon, 08 Jun 2009 19:35:41 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhovanion-f5/forodwaith-t26.htm#26 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/rhovanion-f5/forodwaith-t26.htm http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/hithaeglir-misty-mountains-f4/rivendell-t24.htm Yrobryn It was established and ruled by Elrond in the Second Age of Middle-earth. In addition to Elrond and his family, notable Elves who lived there included Glorfindel and Erestor. Rivendell is located at the edge of a narrow gorge of the river Bruinen (one of the main approaches to Rivendell comes from a nearby ford of Bruinen), but well hidden in the moorlands and foothills of the Hithaeglir or the Misty Mountains. The climate is cool-temperate and semi-continental with moderately warm summers, ... Hithaeglir (Misty Mountains) Mon, 08 Jun 2009 19:29:42 GMT http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/hithaeglir-misty-mountains-f4/rivendell-t24.htm#24 http://warformiddle-earth.clictopics.com/hithaeglir-misty-mountains-f4/rivendell-t24.htm