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Ads by Google      The Journey Continues: Carrying On the Tradition! - Page 72 - LOTRG Forums This wouldn't normally happen, because Valaryon is younger than Ar-Pal, but Ar-Pal is only half-Gondorian and unmarried, and Valaryon is half-Gondorian, BUT he married a Gondorian to make his part of my family tree full Gondorian. BTW, Ar-Pal and Valaryon are the grandsons of Belemir, Steward of Gondor, via their mother who is Belemir's daughter. After Belemir's death, since Araenos was killed, Valaryon will be the next Steward. http://www.lordoftheringsguide.com/forums/showthread.php?p=254717   (4281 words)      TheGD: Toys The Gondorian’s left hand is the perfect complement to his being a spearman as it gives the viewer a sense of fierceness in this character as he draws back his right arm and thrusts his spear. Since this is a Gondorian body, I repainted it with green (as his name suggests) and washed it with brown so that it’ll not look too shiny nor brand new. He is the product of a Rohirrim head and a Gondorian Ranger’s body made possible through headswapping (you can actually see the Gondorian head on the Rohirrim body in the background). http://www.thegd.com/Toys/Custom/custom_ga.asp   (2226 words)      The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum - The Ambassador's Son Discussion Thread Since he makes a good living as a politician in Umbar, he wears clothes common to the Gondorian nobility, but he doesnÂ’t like to flaunt his riches, so I guess you can say that his clothes are the ones that the nobility “might” buy, if they felt like it. At age seven, his family moved to the embassy in Umbar where his father was to take on the role of Gondorian Ambassador to Umbar where the city was being renovated under Gondorian rule after the assertion of King Elessar to the throne after the War of the Ring. Umbar, his beloved city, was being turned back over to the Gondorians and their new king, Elessar. http://forum.barrowdowns.com/showthread.php?t=5622   (2226 words)      Council of Elrond :: LotR News and Information A Gondorian knight guarding the White Tree of Gondor. The caption should read " A Gondorian knight guarding the White Tree of Gondor..or at least what's left of it" and yeah, the poor tree is dead :( http://www.councilofelrond.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=My_eGallery&file=index&do=showpic&pid=13819&orderby=   (488 words)      The Lord of the Rings Online TCG: The Gondor Culture Most famous of the Dunedain are the men of Gondor whose rule extended over all lands west of the Sea of Rhun, and whose two Gondorian white towers, erected in the year 3320 of the Second Age, were known across all of Middle Earth. The Gondorian culture made its Lord of the Rings TCG debut with just two companions (Aragorn and Boromir) and even then we saw two of the most robust characters in the game. But it is the people of Gondor that must carry Middle Earth into the dawn of a new age and so begins the ultimate journey for redemption. http://lotronline.decipher.com/cultures/gondor   (454 words)      The Annotated LOTR - The King of the Golden Hall Eorl the Young The Rohirrim often refer to themselves as 'Eorlingas.' This is in honor of Eorl the Young, the first lord of their people, who lived from 2485 to 2545 of the Third Age, in Gondorian reckoning. Aragorn mentions Eorl The Young The Rohirrim often refer to themselves as 'Eorlingas.' This is in honor of Eorl the Young, the first lord of their people, who lived from 2485 to 2545 of the Third Age, in Gondorian reckoning. Eorl means "nobleman" in Old English; it is the ancestor of modern "Earl." The names of the later kings of Rohan all mean "King"; Tolkien likely chose the name "Eorl" because he was not born a king, but became one. http://neb2.gotdns.com:8080/torc/completed_newformat/78243.html   (15667 words)      Noldorin Plurals in the Etymologies It may not be insignificant that final affection of o is usually to y in Sindarin (with the noteworthy exception of ered as a pl. of orod mountain and the Gondorian ened as a pl. of onod Ent, beside regular eryd and enyd, cf. The final affection of o is regularly y in Sindarin, without forms in œi > ei > e except in ered as a plural of orod mountain beside eryd and ened as a Gondorian alternative to enyd as a plural of onod Ent (L:224 no. 168). Externally speaking, it is probable that Tolkien simply changed his mind while composing the Etymologies. http://www.elvish.org/Tengwestie/articles/Bellet/noldplur.phtml   (3055 words)      Middle-earth Races in GURPS Notes: Corsairs are a renegade offspring of the Dúnedain of Gondor, who have taken the control of the former Gondorian colony Umbar, from where their galleys -- rowed by slaves, mainly people captured in raids on Gondorian coasts -- regularly attack havens and ships of Gondor, sometimes as far inland as Pelargir on Anduin. Enemy of the Dúnedain of Arnor was for most of the Third Age the Witch-kingdom of Angmar; the people of Gondor had the Corsairs of Umbar for enemies ever since the Kin-strife. Corsairs of Umbar: Renegade Dúnedain who raid the coasts of Gondor (-1 pts). http://www.stchiros.org/gurps/rareitems/me_races.html   (3055 words)      Traitor “Yes, Tarcil what it is?  Shouldn’t you be sleeping with the others?  What keeps you awake?”  He glanced up at the man who stopped in front of him.  The Gondorian bowed his head slightly out of respect. Aragorn turned at the soft question.  A small smile that did not reach his eyes greeted the soldier. Soft footsteps alerted him to the presence of another.  Tarcil, his second-in-command, approached him softly.  The Gondorian warrior was worried over his Captain, it seemed that Thorongil slept rarely of late and his heart seemed weighed down.  The Commander walked quietly up to his superior’s tent. http://www.aragorn-legolas.5u.com/traitor.htm   (3055 words)      Field of Celebrant - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Balchoth were completely defeated and the Gondorian armies saved. In 2510 the Balchoth crossed Anduin on numerous lands, passing into the Wold in the north of the Gondorian province of Calenardhon. The Éothéod continued their foray into northern Gondor, scattering and destroying all the Balchoth in Calenardhon. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field_of_Celebrant   (328 words)      Campo del celebrant El Balchoth fue derrotado totalmente y los ejércitos de Gondorian ahorraron. En 2510 el Balchoth Anduin cruzado en las tierras numerosas, pasando en el Wold en el norte de la provincia de Gondorian de Calenardhon. En el año 2510 de la tercera edad, el Easterlings feroz conocido como la guerra abierta emprendida Balchoth contra un Gondor debilitado, y tenía sobró ya la mayoría de Wilderland. http://www.yotor.net/wiki/es/ca/Campo%20del%20celebrant.htm   (366 words)      Minas Tirith This is out of order as the movie stands now but orginally, Gandalf and Pippin were meant to top the rise outside of Minas Tirith as the Gondorian riders were fleeing from the Nazgûl. The Gondorian Troops are fleeing Osgiliath with the Nazgûl in pursuit. The large bolts are released from the gates of Minas Tirith and the doors are opened. http://www.geocities.com/magpie930/CBC_ROTK/r03minas_tirith.htm   (746 words)      Lord of the Rings Maquettes, Busts from Sideshow - Calendar Toy Figure Poster Picture Game Standup UK Cheapest Catapult Troll - third in the series is one of the monstrous trolls that served to load the devastating catapults used by Sauron's armies to hurl giant chunks of rock, or worse - the severed heads of fallen Gondorian soldiers. Fourth and last in the series... GROND... GROND... GROND. Sauron's armies chanted loudly as the trolls moved the immense battering ram into position at the gates of Minas Tirith. With the gates broken, Sauron's trolls and orcs spilled into the city, forcing the oppressed Gondorian soldiers to retreat deeper into the city. Grond Troll Maquette by Sideshow, The Lord of the Rings - The Return of the King Grond: Troll Bust http://www.starstore.com/acatalog/Starstore_Catalogue_Lord_of_the_Rings_Maquettes__Busts_from_Sideshow_4896.html   (459 words)      Rotten Tomatoes Forums - Locations Discussion As far as Minas Morgul et all looking Gondorian, I think that's one of those things that would just confuse the average movie-goer and it's more important they look evil and intimidating than strictly true to the book. Your probabley right about Minas Morgul aswell, getting across that it was evil was the more important point plus as I said I don't think the fact it was gondorian was ever mentioned in the films. But I think that's one of those parts where how strapped they are for time shows. http://www.rottentomatoes.com/vine/showthread.php?t=314286   (1508 words)      SeaBattle1.html Magius quickly glances around the deck, and seeing all the fallen corsairs and Gondorian sailors on the deck, and the vast majority of his crew still fighting near on both ships, he sweeps up his broken shield along with the fallen captains badge and raises his sword to defend his retreat from the ship. Magius grunts as he tosses the shield onto the deck of his ship still alongside the starboard of the Alcarondas, he grabs his blade with both hands and makes a wicked swing at the onpressing Gondorian. Magius grunts and swings his cutlass in a wide arc in the same motion as his shoulders swing and were hit by the dagger. http://www.cs.rpi.edu/~kilbrj/games/Logs/SeaBattle1.html   (7898 words)      Middle-earth Races in GURPS Notes: Corsairs are a renegade offspring of the Dúnedain of Gondor, who have taken the control of the former Gondorian colony Umbar, from where their galleys -- rowed by slaves, mainly people captured in raids on Gondorian coasts -- regularly attack havens and ships of Gondor, sometimes as far inland as Pelargir on Anduin. This is the template for those women of the island of Amazôn who are chosen at birth to be trained as warriors -- the stat bonuses are applicable only if the training was regular at least since age of five. Descendants of the Númenoreans who were loyal to the king Ar-Pharazôn, they are relatively few in number, but mostly very rich and powerful. http://www.thecabal.org/gurps/rareitems/me_races.html   (2511 words)      The White Lady of Rohan Lord Hengest, however, recognized the need of Rohan’s strongest ally for mounted forces, and bred these strong and swift, yet cold-blooded war-horses especially for Gondorian purposes. Among other things – in spite of his partially Gondorian descent – Erkenbrand felt the need to warn Boromir about the Elves. After the dire tidings he had heard in Rohan, Boromir had little doubt whom these huge Orc-men served, although the identity of their overlord was the smallest of his concerns at the moment. http://www.freewebs.com/edhellond/soledad/white_lady_of_rohan5.htm   (2511 words)      Third Age: Civil War (Third Age Ficathon) Vinitharya kept his Gondorian name, Eldacar, and re-took his Gondorian throne for himself and his sons. They hacked their way up the quay and through the hastily-scrambled defenses, reaching the king's son and his guardsmen. Being too few in number, they fled back to Umbar, that ancient refuge for the proud enemies of Numenor. http://www.subreality.com/thirdage/library/poak.htm   (1639 words)      Amazon.com: King 6: Toys & Games He wears his Gondorian armor and his battle cry before the battle. We get him here in his Gondorian garb that he wears for the final battle before the Black Gates of Mordor, the emblem of the White Tree upon his chest, Anduril in his hand. Aragorn's Anduril has no shealth but his Anduril is long and steady so it's not flimsy the other three Aragorn's I have are also with my collection of L.O.T.R. action figures and toys. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00009OX2K   (794 words)      mathoms: Third Age Ficathon -- Castamir and Gondor's Civil War Vinitharya kept his Gondorian name, Eldacar, and re-took his Gondorian throne for himself and his sons. The request: Castamir the Usurper, 21st king of Gondor and establisher of Umbar as a seperate nation from Gondor, or his sons and/or wife. Castamir had camped on the Pelennor, though he could have stayed in the City; he would not leave the battlefield until the city surrendered. http://www.livejournal.com/community/mathoms/11849.html   (1869 words)      The Guild Companion: Bellakar 1555-1559 Umbar Intervenes This was the first time that a Gondorian had ever been asked to take command of a Bellakarâni city, and he was well received due to his reputation for saving the city in the previous year. Unknown to Ârûkhôr, however, Anardil's small army composed of his remaining Gondorian marines, The garrison of Ûrêzâyan, and the Gusar clansmen made a forced march to the north of Uríd an-Abar, while the defenders of Nîlûlondê and the Visi chased the fugitive invaders. Anardil was kept informed of the situation in Nîlûlondê, but could do nothing – the Umbareans has reopened their coastward campaign with furious abandon. http://www.guildcompanion.com/scrolls/2001/sep/bellakar1555-1559umbarintervenes2.html   (1225 words)      Harondor The existence of such forts would be consistent with Gondorian military practise (such as the defences that guarded the Gap of Rohan, or the northern crossings of the Anduin or the passes of Mordor). Were forts maintained from which royal soldiers could patrol against raiding parties, and escort incoming and outgoing trade caravans? http://gofree.indigo.ie/%7Ewarrenl/Tolkien/Harondor/Harondor.html   (1996 words)      Rohan Originally the Gondorian province of Calenardhon, the land north of the White Mountains was gifted by Steward Cirion to Eorl of the Northmen in 2510 (Third Age). Eorl had led his men through great hardship from the far north to the aid of Gondor, and Cirion gave him the wide green lands of Calenardhon in recognition of his aid, swearing eternal friendship between old Gondor and the new land of Rohan. Rohan's history was one of conflict and war; with the Orcs of the White Mountains, the Dunlendings to the west, and ultimately with Saruman in Orthanc, whose lands bordered Rohan to the north. http://p213.ezboard.com/fchroniclesofmiddleearthrpgfrm102   (639 words)      arvedui A Gondorian army under Eärnur managed to destroy Angmar with help of Círdan, but Arthedain and all of Arnor were no more, and the kingship had ended. Círdan of Lindon sent a ship north to rescue him, and against the advice of the Snow-men of Forochel Arvedui boarded it, and was drowned. Arvedui became King of Arthedain soon after, and in 1974 T.A. Angmar attacked again, driving the Dúnedain away. http://www.yourencyclopedia.net/arvedui.html   (376 words)      The Politburo Diktat: Gandalf the Unilateral G Dub (Gandalf, not George) has Sauron locked away in secret to be paraded in front of Gondorian state dominated media for politcally advantageous moment. Who he think he is? Never bothered to get authorization from White Council for his war on Mordor.* Never even tried to get Sarumance on board. Let's not forget that Gandalf also had to throw King Theoden around the room before securing Rohan's support for his "Crusade". http://www.acepilots.com/mt/archives/000386.html   (376 words)      The Breaking of the Fellowship The Gondorian Man, Boromir, who has been tempted by the Ring throughout the quest makes to take it from Frodo who consequentially leaves the Fellowship to head for Mordor alone, however Sam finds him and they leave in one of the Elvish boats to make their own way there. Together the Man, Elf and Dwarf put Boromir into one of the two remaining Elven boats and packed about him with the weapons of his slain foes and the Horn of Gondor they send him over the falls of Rauros and then leave Parth Galen to help their friends. They are also gifted three Elven boats to help them further their journey to Mordor. http://www.cirith-ennor.co.uk/parthgalen.html   (247 words)      US TOYFAIR: LOTR Trilogy - ROTK Wave 4 :: Action-Figure :: Toy, Collectibles and Action Figure News and Reviews from across the Globe Gorbag and the Gondorian Guard rule, but Denethor is horrid. I love these all, especially Gorbag and the Guard. I never thought we'd be getting this much new (especially after all those disappointing waves that were nothing but rereleases.) http://www.action-figure.com/Article11180.html   (641 words)      Thunderbolt Mountain :: View topic - Would the Footmen w/ Polearms fit well with GW LOTR? Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2005 phpBB Group I have a friend who wants troops with polearms to use with a GW LOTR Gondorian army, and I'm wondering if these would work size-wise. Thunderbolt Mountain :: View topic - Would the Footmen w/ Polearms fit well with GW LOTR? http://www.thunderboltmountain.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1378   (641 words)      Stories of Middle-earth Canon does not specify (to my knowledge) when exactly the Gondorian day (a twenty-four hour day, not just the daylight hours) began, but most ancient cultures began their days either at sunset or sunrise. The creation story given in The Silmarillion shares many facts with the Genesis account, including the fact that the world began with darkness, and light was later introduced. http://www.freewebs.com/aure/dedenotes.htm   (220 words)      Gardening Sims- LOTR The White Tree grew to become the symbol of Gondor, and its health would mirror the state of Gondorian civilization throughout the ages. During the War for the One ring, Tree Beard was the oldest living thing in Middle Earth. Isildur took a seedling from the White Tree of Numenor and planted it at Minas Anor (later renamed Minas Tirith) in memory of his brother Anarion. http://www.gardeningsims.com/Pages/LOTR.htm   (153 words)

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