Middle-Earth Quiz!!

[Arasilion]

After reading on wiki(don't have my book with me atm), i found that it would be Dor-Cuarthol(aka, the land of bow and helm), around Amon Rudh.

Who was said to have made the palantirs used in Middle Earth?

Feanor.

Where is Durin's Crown waiting in Middle-Earth for his return?

[koifishkid]

Where is Durin's Crown waiting in Middle-Earth for his return?

In the sky.

Who wrote Herblore of the Shire?

[Arasilion]

In the sky.

Who wrote Herblore of the Shire?

Its not in the sky.

[koifishkid]

Its not in the sky.

How about the Mirrormere then? (If that's not it then I really don't know what you're going for)

[Arasilion]

How about the Mirrormere then? (If that's not it then I really don't know what you're going for)

Yup. It's lying at the bottom of the Mirrormere.

And I think it was Merry that wrote "Herblore".

[koifishkid]

And I think it was Merry that wrote "Herblore".

Quite right! Your turn

[Arasilion]

What character is based on an old doll one of Tolkien's kids had?

[Xanius]

What character is based on an old doll one of Tolkien's kids had?

Well I know the answer but I don't know and LOTR Trivia so I'll pass on giving it.

[Kraft]

What character is based on an old doll one of Tolkien's kids had?

Tom Bombadil

On Arda, what is the name of the continent that is off the South coast of Harad?

[jdcool777]

Tom Bombadil

On Arda, what is the name of the continent that is off the South coast of Harad?

theres a continent off the south coast of Harad? cant wait for that expansion...lol

[TheScyphozoa]

It's not mentioned in The Lord of the Rings or The Hobbit. Turbine does not have the rights to make any content based on anything else.

So... no expansion. LOL.

[Kraft]

theres a continent off the south coast of Harad? cant wait for that expansion...lol

There most certainly is, but as TheScyphozoa pointed out, they don't have the rights to it, so no expansion

[koifishkid]

On Arda, what is the name of the continent that is off the South coast of Harad?

I have never heard of anything being to the south of Harad. Which work is this from? I think we deserve a hint

[Tylpe]

I'm going to take a stab at the question, from what I could find. On early Arda maps there was a continent to the South-east of Middle Earth called the Dark Lands...maybe that's the answer?

[Kraft]

I'm going to take a stab at the question, from what I could find. On early Arda maps there was a continent to the South-east of Middle Earth called the Dark Lands...maybe that's the answer?

He stabs, he scores!

[Tylpe]

She stabs, she scores!

Sweet, with a little corrections..lol. I'll answer back with another kind of hard question.

The river names of the Lune and Brandywine are alliterations of the original Elvish names, what are their elvish names?

[koifishkid]

Sweet, with a little corrections..lol. I'll answer back with another kind of hard question.

The river names of the Lune and Brandywine are alliterations of the original Elvish names, what are their elvish names?

Lhun and Baranduin.

Who is Asfaloth?

[Elessar]

Lhun and Baranduin.

Who is Asfaloth?

Answer:
Glorfindel's horse, the one that Frodo rode when trying to escape the Nazgul at the end of the race to Rivendell, upon which he crossed the Fords of Bruinen.

Queston:
Who was the King of Gondor when she was besieged both North and South by the combined might of the Haradrim and a race of men who fought in battle riding chariots and wagons?

What tactic did he use, and what was the outcome?

What was the ultimate purpose behind the attacks, and how did this effect the War of the Ring?

[koifishkid]

Question:
Who was the King of Gondor when she was besieged both North and South by the combined might of the Haradrim and a race of men who fought in battle riding chariots and wagons?

The King was Ondoher, and he was killed in battle with both his sons, Artamir and Faramir.

What tactic did he use, and what was the outcome?

Earnil, Captain of the Southern Army, set fire to the camps of the Wainriders while they were feasting their victory. The Wainriders fled before him and many perished in the Dead Marshes.

What was the ultimate purpose behind the attacks, and how did this effect the War of the Ring?

It weakened Gondor, allowed the Ringwraiths to enter Mordor unnoticed, and estranged Gondor from Arnor, since once Ondoher was dead Arvedui tried to claim the throne of Gondor.

I'm not sure if that's all you were looking for, so I'll wait til you reply to post another question!

[koifishkid]

So . . . I hopefully got the last one right, so I'll resurrect this thread by posing another question.

The Hobbits were called holbytla by the Rohirrim. What is the literal meaning of this word in the Common Speech?

[Fendrone]

So . . . I hopefully got the last one right, so I'll resurrect this thread by posing another question.

The Hobbits were called holbytla by the Rohirrim. What is the literal meaning of this word in the Common Speech?

hole-builder

what is gandalfs real name? (i realize there could be many answers but there is a specific one i'm looking for)

[koifishkid]

hole-builder

what is gandalfs real name? (i realize there could be many answers but there is a specific one i'm looking for)

Oh man, that was quick. I'm gonna have to think up something harder for next time.

Answer: Gandalf's name during his youth in the West was Olorin.

Question: Who was the first ruling Queen of the Numenoreans?

[Fendrone]

Oh man, that was quick. I'm gonna have to think up something harder for next time.

Answer: Gandalf's name during his youth in the West was Olorin.

Question: Who was the first ruling Queen of the Numenoreans?

tar- Ancalime

(this is my fun between working breaks)


This one is hard:
When was the Great Plague ?

[Merciful_Death]

tar- Ancalime

(this is my fun between working breaks)


This one is hard:
When was the Great Plague ?

Third Age 1636-37

Who was Shagrat, and how and where did he die?

[Fendrone]

man thats an easy one, i'd answer but i think i'll let some other people have a go