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• 21:08, 30 November 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page Tharbad (Created page with "'''Tharbad''' ('Road-Crossing') was a major settlement of Arnor. It sat at the intersection of the Gwathló River and the North-South Road. == Summary == Tharbad was founded as a Númenórean settlement sometime before SA 883. There were many lumber camps in Enedwaith and Minhiriath, providing timber for the harbour of Lond Daer; with this in mind, it stands to reason that Tharbad was heavily fortified at this time, to protect the Númenórean workers from attacks by n...") Tag: Visual edit
• 16:53, 30 November 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page Westfold (Created page with "The '''Westfold''' (the 'West-Earth, Land, Country) is the western part of Rohan, close to the White Mountains and lying between the river Isen and the Folde. The North-South Road runs through the Westfold from the Fords of Isen to Edoras. Its defensive centre was the Hornburg in Helm’s Deep. == Summary == The Westfold has a population of approximately 1700, representing about 20% of the population of Rohan. The Fords of Isen, the Hornburg and the caves of Agl...")
• 19:12, 24 October 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page Cirith Ungol (Created page with "The watchtower at '''Cirith Ungol''' (the "Spider's Pass") is an Orc stronghold that guards one of the entrances to Mordor. == Summary == The fortress was originally built by the Men of Gondor at the beginning of the Third Age, to guard the plain of Gorgoroth. It was maintained until TA 1640, when, weakened by conflicts elsewhere and by the Great Plague, Gondor withdrew its forces. Cirith Ungol sat unoccupied for at least 400 years. In TA 2002, however, the Nine Ri...") Tag: Visual edit
• 14:54, 19 October 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page Minas Morgul (Created page with "'''Minas Morgul''' (the 'Tower of Black Magic') is a fortified city on the edge of Mordor. == Summary == Minas Morgul was built sometime around SA 3320, at which point it was named Minas Ithil (the 'Tower of the Moon'). The city was the home of Isildur, who planted the White Tree within its walls. It also housed a ''palantír'', the Ithil-stone. In SA 3429, the forces of Mordor besieged the city, though it was reclaimed for Gondor after Sauron was overthrown. In...") Tag: Visual edit
• 15:14, 5 July 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page West-march (Created page with "The '''West-march''' is a land west of the White Mountains, bordered to the north and south by the Isen and Adorn rivers. It is nominally a part of the realm of Rohan, but its people have mixed with the neighboring Dunlendings and remain mostly independent. == Summary == == Climate and ecology == == Government and military == == Architecture ==") Tag: Visual edit
• 19:50, 15 June 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page Minas Tirith (Created page with "'''Minas Tirith''' (the 'Tower of Guard') is a fortified city at the eastern end of the White Mountains, and the current capital of Gondor. == Summary == I'll leave most of this write-up for the project leads.") Tag: Visual edit
• 19:22, 15 June 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page Morthond (Created page with "Morthond ('Blackroot') is a region in central Gondor. == Summary == The region would have been inhabited by Pre-Númenóreans known as the Men of the Mountains. Their numbers would have been increased by those fleeing from the Elves at Edhellond at the beginning of the Second Age. It was not colonised by Númenor, and it seems that they worshipped Sauron. With the Downfall of Númenor, Isildur brought a spherical black stone, about six feet in diameter, as a symbo...") Tag: Visual edit
• 19:13, 15 June 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page Lamedon (Created page with "'''Lamedon''' is a hilly region in central Gondor, marked by a series of valleys through which the Ringló and Ciril rivers flowed south. Its western border is Tarlang’s Neck and its northern is the Ered Nimrais. It borders Belfalas to the south and east, with a short border with Lebennin nearer to the mountains. == Summary == It is assumed that this region was fairly well-populated by the Pre-Númenóreans during the colonial period. As the Númenóreans and their d...") Tag: Visual edit
• 17:50, 15 June 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page Belfalas (Created page with "'''Belfalas''' is a region in southern Gondor, consisting of a large mountainous peninsula in the Bay of Belfalas. == Summary == Prior to the arrival of Númenóreans in Middle-earth, Sindar and Nandor refugees from Beleriand had established “a haven and small settlement” named Edhellond, “at the confluence of Morthond and Ringló”. There was already a primitive harbour there of fisherfolk (presumably Pre-Númenóreans), but in fear of the Eldar fled into the mo...") Tag: Visual edit
• 17:25, 15 June 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page Ethir Anduin (Created page with "'''The Ethir Anduin''' (the 'Mouths of the Anduin') is a region of Gondor. Beneath Pelargir, the River Anduin was joined by the waters of the Poros, and spread into a great delta more than fifty miles across. This was a border region, populated mainly by fishermen. == Summary == This land did not exist at all prior to the Fall of Numenor; it was a large bay into which the Anduin flowed. With the Downfall, the river's course was changed, and the region became a sizea...") Tag: Visual edit
• 16:55, 15 June 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page Pinnath Gelin (Created page with "'''Pinnath Gelin''' (the 'Green Hills') is an upland fief in the far west of Gondor, bounded to the west by the River Lefnui, and to the east by the Morthond. It lay behind the long shoreline fief of Anfalas. == Summary == The lord of the Pinnath Gelin, “Hirluin the Fair of the Green Hills” arrived in Minas Tirith “with three hundreds of gallant green-clad men.” We are not told how they were armed. It is assumed that the region was not particularly w...") Tag: Visual edit
• 16:41, 15 June 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page Anfalas (Created page with "'''Anfalas''' (often rendered into English in the the archaic form 'Langstrand') is a region of Gondor, spanning the coast between the Morthond and Lefnui rivers. == Summary == Its people were probably mostly pre-Númenórean in origin - of the same sort of "fisher-folk" who fled from Edhellond towards the mountains when the Elves arrived there. By the end of the Third Age, Anfalas seems to have been a poor region, far from the great cities of eastern Gondor, character...") Tag: Visual edit
• 16:00, 15 June 2023 Lindalher talk contribs uploaded File:SauronEyeAC2.png
• 16:00, 15 June 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page File:SauronEyeAC2.png
• 15:39, 31 May 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page Isengard (Created page with "'''Isengard''' (a translation of the Sindarin '''Angrenost''', or "Iron Enclosure") is a large fortress at the southern tip of the Misty Mountains. == Summary == Isengard was founded by the Men of Gondor late in the Second Age. It was built to serve as a critical defense point for the vulnerable Gap of Rohan, and to house one of the seven Seeing-Stones. It was governed by a Warden, appointed by the King. As the kingdom of Gondor declined and its hold over the western...") Tag: Visual edit
• 14:54, 24 May 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page Tâl-Rimmon (Created page with "'''Tâl-Rimmon''' ("the foot of Mount Rimmon") is a small town western Anórien. == Summary == Tâl-Rimmon was founded in the early Third Age as a simple quarrying settlement. It grew in affluence through much of Gondor’s history due to the kingdom's many massive building projects. In later days however, as the quarrying of new stone diminished, the wealth of the town has dried up. Currently the town is ruled by the lord Barahir, who moved from the weste...") Tag: Visual edit
• 14:46, 24 May 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page Lisclorn (Created page with "'''Lisclorn''' (<nowiki>''</nowiki>Harbour at the Reeds") is a trading town in northern Anórien. It sits on the shore of the Anduin. == Summary == Early in the Third Age, the Men of Gondor built a fortress at the site of modern-day Lisclorn. A vibrant town grew around it over the next several centuries, but was decimated by the Great Plague. When the Rohirrim were given the realm of Calenardhon, however, Lisclorn experienced a renewal, becoming the main hub of trad...") Tag: Visual edit
• 16:31, 18 May 2023 Lindalher talk contribs uploaded File:MordorTrade.png
• 16:31, 18 May 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page File:MordorTrade.png
• 14:18, 18 May 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page Ithilien (Created page with "'''Ithilien''' (the 'Moon land') is a region in eastern Gondor. == Summary == Ithilien was a fair and prosperous land during the Second Age and the first part of the Third Age when Gondor was strong and Mordor deserted. Even by the late Third Age, it remained “a fair country of climbing woods and swift-falling streams”. It is possible that Ithilien was settled by pioneering Númenóreans who came up the Anduin from Pelargir during the colonial period. However, it is...") Tag: Visual edit
• 16:35, 17 May 2023 Lindalher talk contribs uploaded File:Tolfalas.jpg
• 16:35, 17 May 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page File:Tolfalas.jpg
• 16:30, 17 May 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page Tolfalas (Created page with "'''Tolfalas''' (the 'Coastal Island') is a large island that stands beyond the Ethir Anduin in the Bay of Belfalas. Its sharp southern headland marks the southernmost point of Gondor. == Summary == Prior to the Fall of Númenor, Tolfalas was a larger island, with a wide and low coastline and hilly centre. It is unknown if it was settled during the colonial period, though the Drowning of Numenor undoubtedly destroyed any existing structures: <blockquote>''[The shores of...") Tag: Visual edit
• 16:08, 17 May 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page Lossarnach (Created page with "'''Lossarnach''' is a region of Gondor, in the southeastern vales of the White Mountains. Its name is derived from the Sindarin ''loss'' (meaning 'snow' or 'flower', most likely referring to the white blossoms of the fruit trees in the area) and ''arnach'', a Pre-Númenórean word of unknown meaning == Summary == Lossarnach is mostly an agricultural region, well known for its orchards and its flowering meadows. Medicinal herbs, including ''athelas'', grew in its for...") Tag: Visual edit
• 15:12, 17 May 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page Lebennin (Created page with "'''Lebennin''' (the 'Land of Five Rivers') is a region in southern Gondor. == Summary == Lebennin is Gondor’s most populous fiefdom. Its chief city, Pelargir, is the oldest and largest settlement in Gondor - a thousand years older than Osgiliath or Minas Tirith. Its people were described as <nowiki>''</nowiki>''a hardy folk between the mountains and the sea. They were reckoned men of Gondor, yet their blood was mingled, and there were short and swarthy folk among...") Tag: Visual edit
• 20:47, 3 May 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page User:Lindalher (Created page with "ope") Tag: Visual edit
• 16:21, 1 May 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page Dunland (Created page with "'''Dunland''' is the hilly region in the southeast of Enedwaith, inhabited by the Dunlending Men. == Summary == == Climate and Ecology == == Architecture == The distinctive feature of Dunlending architecture is the roundhouse, built of stacked stones with a conical thatched roof. == Government == Dunland is divided into several tribes, ruled by hereditary chieftains.")
• 15:56, 1 May 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page The Angle (Created page with "'''The Angle''' is the land between the Mitheithel and Bruinen rivers, inhabited by the last remnants of the Dúnedain of Arnor.")
• 15:53, 1 May 2023 Lindalher talk contribs created page Mordor (Created page with "The realm of '''Mordor''' is the domain of the dark lord Sauron. == Summary == Very little is known of Mordor’s history before Sauron's arrival in SA 1000. Fearful of the growing Númenórean presence in Middle-earth, he chose this region for its defensibility, and for the vast potential he saw in Orodruin (believed to be a remnant of Morgoth’s destructive work in the early days of Arda). Sauron began building Barad-dûr at this time, and in SA 1600, assisted by th...")