realms

http://bit.ly/1DepMY0 I'm trying to make a map to help me better comprehend the silmarillion and using what I've read I think I've mapped out where the different branches of the Elda lived in Beleriand during the first age. I real just want suggestions on how to make it more acurate, so suggest...

The Silmarillion covers three ages. Of these, where would you dwell if you had your choice? Myself, I think Cirdan's realm was the least bothered by Melkor/Sauron save for just a few times. It would seem to be a peaceful place. But for some reason, Khazad-dum really catches my interest and...

After the Fall of Númenor, Elendil, Isildur, and Anárion were borne to Middle-earth on huge waves, And according to the Tale of Years, they established the Realms in Exile in S.A. 3320. From The Silmarillion, Of the Rings of Power and the Third Age: The next paragraph states that: One...

The Feanorian Realms (RPG) Feanorian Realms Not six years since the victory of The Glorious Battle the lands of the North began to quake, but smoke did not belch this time from Thangorodrim, and armies came not forth onto the plain in contest with Beleriand. Nonetheless Maedhros...

This will be the OOC for matters concerning all realms. Each realm could also start its own OOC when needed. First matter: Starting! Should we wait until many realms have a few players, or should we go ahead and let those who feel they are ready start? And whoever does start first...

I would like to use this thread for members to pose questions about any aspect of Tolkien geography, in particular the more obscure aspects, instead of cluttering up the Never Asked Question thread with geography questions. I would like to open with the following question: Were there any...

Here are some useful maps: Silmarillion Map of Beleriand Re-editted Silmarillion map Realms of Beleriand I must admit that the first time I read the Silmarillion, I read this opening paragraph and skipped the whole chapter. . . Reading further the next time, I discovered that this...

I have a question! If at any point, Galadriel or Elrond departed from their Kingdoms (ie. Meetings of the White Council etc.) would their realms become vulnerable without the power of either Ring protecting them? Are Lothlorien and Rivendell only able to sustain themselves and remain...