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The last 4 characters in your gallery define your mental health

Oh.... so is that the one we've headcanoned Maedhros gave to Fingon somehow?
Correct. King Azaghal of the Dwarves wore it first, then he gifted it to Maedhros, Maedhros to Fingon, Fingon to Hador, and then from Hador down through his descendants to Túrin. Túrin is his great-grandson, I believe?

I think this is what I’ve read before (possibly on the Wiki here) about the Dragon Helm’s history, but I don’t know if the source was entirely correct or not.

The exact design of the famed helm may vary from artist to artist, but it should always have a dragon adorned on top (supposedly Glaurung), and feature a Dwarvish-made appearance, striking fear into the foes of the wearer.
 
Correct. King Azaghal of the Dwarves wore it first, then he gifted it to Maedhros, Maedhros to Fingon, Fingon to Hador, and then from Hador down through his descendants to Túrin. Túrin is his great-grandson, I believe?

I think this is what I’ve read before (possibly on the Wiki here) about the Dragon Helm’s history, but I don’t know if the source was entirely correct or not.

The exact design of the famed helm may vary from artist to artist, but it should always have a dragon adorned on top (supposedly Glaurung), and feature a Dwarvish-made appearance, striking fear into the foes of the wearer.
That is epic how things go down! No pun intended... Or was it?
 
Correct. King Azaghal of the Dwarves wore it first, then he gifted it to Maedhros, Maedhros to Fingon, Fingon to Hador, and then from Hador down through his descendants to Túrin. Túrin is his great-grandson, I believe?

I think this is what I’ve read before (possibly on the Wiki here) about the Dragon Helm’s history, but I don’t know if the source was entirely correct or not.

The exact design of the famed helm may vary from artist to artist, but it should always have a dragon adorned on top (supposedly Glaurung), and feature a Dwarvish-made appearance, striking fear into the foes of the wearer.
That sounds about right to me, and I heard about it way before I turned up here.
 
I don't really have that many Lotr characters in my gallery, so here are my 4:

Fram slaying Scatha:
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A Crusader:
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Allan Quartermain:
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Aragorn:
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Any ideas about how this defines my mental health?
 
Also, for funsies, and since my original post was several months ago, here are the last 4 characters on my gallery as of today:

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So we've got Vampire Maedhros, all the Fëanorians, the evil but with cats meme, and Maedhros with cats.

Conclusion: I am evil but I love cats. Seems accurate, honestly.
 
Also, for funsies, and since my original post was several months ago, here are the last 4 characters on my gallery as of today:

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So we've got Vampire Maedhros, all the Fëanorians, the evil but with cats meme, and Maedhros with cats.

Conclusion: I am evil but I love cats. Seems accurate, honestly.
So you're basically a stereotypical villain.
 

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