From all the characters you ever encountered in Tolkiens universe, tell me - as there is no off-topic Middle-Earth board - which one do you like best?
- For me, it's definitely Lúthien, I think she's the essence of passion and light and actually doing something to make things right, unlike other characters (like Galadriel, or Cirdan...)
Meridion
EDIT: For those of you who do not know
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luthien
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See you in the dream..
The Fires from heaven, now as cold as ice. A rapid ascension tolls a heavy price.
i love the relationship Gimli and Legolas have.. so funny
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I find this funny since these Elven people don't at all represent the actual elven high-culture with packed and "armed to the rim"-warriors living in huge white cities or even in halls of stone...
Just a thought,
Meridion
He is a Sindarin from Beleriand.
His father and grandfather (and maybe, if he was already born, Legolas ) moved to Mirkwood in the beginning of the 2nd age. Because of them being from a higher elven culture than the Silvan elves of the forest, they were accepted by them as their "Royal Family".
He went to his death defending Beren against Sauron all because of a promise he made to Beren's father and no other Noldor would help him and he saw no real opportunity for success. Broke his chains and killed a werewolf barehanded to save Beren but was mortally wounded. Now that's a man. THE man. Paying his debts, laying it on the line.
Meridion
EDIT: Finrod Felagund btw would probably be my next one on the list. Oh yeah, and most hated would be curufin, Feanor's son, what a bitch....
lol i have no idea at all.. but if i have 2 chose it would be gimli..
So I guess half and half is the best approximation, even if he is a full blood Sindar.
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(i dont know if he is in the game or not. im just saying who's the character i love most in the lore.. i think the books should be all about him xD. Btw if he is in the game i'd like to know please)
Btw is there any other book besides Silmarillion and Unfinished Tales of the Middle Earth, to learn about the lore before the war of the ring?
Thx
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There is a collection of a bunch of notes and not-so finished stories published and analyzed by Christopher Tolkien that I have never read. Like 12 different volumes. Wikipedia has the list.
Fingolfin is the biggest badass in my opinion. After the Battle of Sudden Flame when he goes into a fit of rage and despair he takes all comers all the way up to the gates of Utumno, even the Balrogs wouldn't mess with him. He even manages to permanently cripple Melkor, a Valar, in single combat. He even inspired fear in Melkor, supposedly the only time a Valar has known fear.
For sheer pure badassness I don't see how any non-Valar/Maia can top Fingolfin. The march over the ice of Helcaraxe and the battle with Melkor. Compared to Feanor bitching out his own kin and taking the easy way with ships and then being a complete boneshead and dying to Balrogs. One cripples Melkor the other gets mortally wounded by Gothmog with no real result. I think its pretty clear who the bigger badass is.
Fingolfin is the biggest badass in my opinion. After the Battle of Sudden Flame when he goes into a fit of rage and despair he takes all comers all the way up to the gates of Utumno, even the Balrogs wouldn't mess with him. He even manages to permanently cripple Melkor, a Valar, in single combat. He even inspired fear in Melkor, supposedly the only time a Valar has known fear.
For sheer pure badassness I don't see how any non-Valar/Maia can top Fingolfin. The march over the ice of Helcaraxe and the battle with Melkor. Compared to Feanor bitching out his own kin and taking the easy way with ships and then being a complete boneshead and dying to Balrogs. One cripples Melkor the other gets mortally wounded by Gothmog with no real result. I think its pretty clear who the bigger badass is.
I liked Feanor's personality though, he was how to put it...fiery. Yeah purely fiery, both for good and bad.
I prefer Fingolfin. Complete fidelity and unselfishness and still a complete badass.
But that is why Tolkien rules.
There is a collection of a bunch of notes and not-so finished stories published and analyzed by Christopher Tolkien that I have never read. Like 12 different volumes. Wikipedia has the list. Thx i didnt knew it