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We all need a little bit of Tolkien in our lives so why not thread.
Guess I should specify first though. So, basically all works by Tolkien or inspired by him. Go wild.
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We all need a little bit of Tolkien in our lives so why not thread.
Guess I should specify first though. So, basically all works by Tolkien or inspired by him. Go wild.
Feanor is best Noldor
Melkor is best Dark Lord
booooooooooooooooooooo
Don't worry you're still best girl in my heart.Quote:
Originally Posted by eddyak
No, I was... booing the series... never mind.
Yes, I know, I was just using that as a springboard for a shitty joke.Quote:
Originally Posted by eddyak
I fricking love lord of the rings! The books are so great and detailed, far better than the films.
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I has an Anduril, your argument is invalid.
Eddyak is going to murder you.Quote:
Originally Posted by black1blade
As does the book. Actually the book has it for much longer (from rivendel actually) while in the films he gets it only in the 3rd film.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arashi_Leonhart
Yes, explain things to me that I already know. Next you'll be explaining how Telchar forged it in Nogrod alongside Angrist.
Arashi you glorious motherfucker.
This IS a Typemoon forum.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arashi_Leonhart
I have Aragorn's dagger but I can't find it atm. In a storage box somewhere.
nvm found it
This.Quote:
Originally Posted by Char
Lot's of those details are basically a filler.Quote:
I fricking love lord of the rings! The books are so great and detailed, far better than the films.
LotR defined much of my childhood fantasy genre reading. Before the movies, I might add. I read the Silmarillion long ago - went way over my head at the time I first read it. One of the reasons I like Terry Brooks, I suppose.
Also I've heard nothing but good about Shadow of Mordor.
Haven't actually read the simarillion yet lol. I do know the gist of the lore though. The details in the books make it so much more interesting for me. I love LOTR because it's more like a actual legendary saga or historical epic but with fantasy elemental incorporated without it making magic just seem normal. Middle earth seems much more real than generic fantasy world X.
So you would didactically explain something about the books that does not appear in the films, yet have not actually delved deep into the origins of the world. May your hubris fall like Feanor before Gothmog.