armies

Where did the Valar take warriors for their armies from? I asked this question in another thread, and I got one answer : "Vanyar, Teleri...some Noldor...perhaps led by Maia officers"...and someone could have perhaps added Fionwe.... Not enough!... Because ... To have armies of the...

Why were armies on ME that small. I mean, the Rohirrim had an army of 12, 000 men, the Isengards one of about 15, 000 and Mordor's army has less than 15, 000 soldiers and it was enough to rule the ME.

Since PJ seems to enjoy making alterations to Tolkien's 'Lord of the Rings', I thought that it would be rather cool to see an army of Dwarves arrive at Minas Tirith to assist the men of Gondor, and the expected Elves of Rivendell. Would you want to see this happen?

Even though Gondor is larger then Rohan and they had suffered serious depopulations (if thats even a word) and lost alot of people throughout the third age including the kin-strife, wars with easterlings and the plague they were still the most powerful regoin of men in middle-earth. But were...

why did the elves and men take armies with them to the mountain if their believed that the dwarves were dead and that there was no one left to gaurd the treasure? surely and entire ARMY wouldn't have been necessary? reem

elves, mem, dwarves, goblins is the fifth army the wolves or the eafles? merry christmas J>

Kind' of stupid but fun question. Do you think Mordor and Sauron's power would resist an attack from the United state army with its thanks, tomahowks and non conventional weapons ? Koros

Did Legolas fight in the battle of the 5 armies? High Yáll does anyone know if Legolas fought in the battle of the 5 armies it is just a little thing i haven't picked up from anywhere i haven't noticed anything in any of the books i read. Holla. Thanx@1

did Gandalf actually fight in the battle of five armies?