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Sean Astin

## Filmography

* *The Goonies* as Mikey Walsh
* *Like Father Like Son* as Clarence / Trigger
* *White Water Summer* as Alan
* *The War of the Roses* as Josh Rose (age 17)
* *Staying Together* as Duncan McDermott
* *Memphis Belle* as Sergeant Richard "Rascal" Moore
* *Toy Soldiers* as William Tepper
* *The Willies* as Michael
* *Where the Day Takes You* as Greg
* *Encino Man* as Dave Morgan
* *Rudy* as Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger
* *Safe Passage* as Izzy Singer
* *The Low Life* as Andrew
* *Harrison Bergeron* as Harrison Bergeron
* *Courage Under Fire* as Patella
* *Wag the Dog* as Singer
* *Boy Meets Girl* as Mike
* *Bulworth* as Gary
* *Deterrence* as Ralph
* *Kimberly* as Bob
* *Dish Dogs* as Morgan
* *The Last Producer* as Bo Pomerantz
* *Icebreaker* as Matt Foster
* *The Sky is Falling* as Mr. Schwartz
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* as Samwise Gamgee
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers* as Samwise Gamgee
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King* as Samwise Gamgee
* *Balto III: Wings of Change* as Kodi
* *Elvis Has Left the Building* as Aaron
* *50 First Dates* as Doug Whitmore
* *Smile* as Mike Matthews
* *Bigger Than the Sky* as Ken Zorbell
* *Slipstream* as Stuart Conway
* *Marilyn Hotchkiss Ballroom Dancing & Charm School* as Kip Kipling
* *Borderland* as Randall
* *Thanks to Gravity* as Coach Amal
* *What Love Is* as George
* *Asterix and the Vikings* as Justforkix
* *Click* as Bill
* *The Final Season* as Kent Stock
* *Forever Strong* as Marcus
* *Spirit of the Forest* as Furi
* *Stay Cool* as Big Girl
* *Demoted* as Mike
* *Boobathon* as Takin Mastuhmik
* *Amazing Love: The Story of Hosea* as Stuart
* *The Freemason* as Leon Weed
* *Justice League: War* as Shazam
* *Boys of Abu Ghraib* as Staff Sergeant Tanner
* *Cabin Fever: Patient Zero* as Porter
* *Moms' Night Out* as Sean
* *Video Games: The Movie* as Narrator
* *Ribbit* as Ribbit
* *The Hero of Color City* as Horatio
* *The Surface* as Mitch
* *Justice League: Throne of Atlantis* as Shazam
* *Do You Believe?* as Dr. Farell
* *Woodlawn* as Hank
* *Checkmate* as Dyson
* *The Do-Over* as Ted-O
* *Range 15* as Grigsby
* *Bad Kids of Crestview Academy* as Headmaster Nash
Глава четвёртая (Левиафан)

Глава 1. Канун Рождества - Глава 2. Гранат и Ляпис - Глава 3. Галерея - **Глава 4. Доцент** - Глава 5. Видеозапись - Глава 6. Течение - Глава 7. Внутри - Глава 8. Экстази - Глава 9. Разуй глаза - Глава 10. Резекция - Глава 11. Аукцион - Глава 12. Коридор / Син (心) / Ман (望) - Глава 13. Расколы - Глава 14. Отраженные Миры - Глава 15. Фокус - Глава 16. Семья - Глава 17. Плачущие Голоса - Глава 18. Вопросы и Ответы - Глава 19. Взгляд - Глава 20. Финализация

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Witch-King of Angmar

**Witch-King of Angmar,** or simply the **Witch king** is a character in *Lord of the Rings trilogy.* Portrayed and voiced by he  was the leader of the Nazgûl or Ringwraiths and Sauron's second-in command and his name long forgotten

## the Quest of Erebor

### Before

The Witch-King was once a fair and just ruler along with the rest of the Kings. However, a man named Annatar approaches them and crafts for them nine rings. However, the Rings quickly corrupt the Witch-King and his members, turning into Ring-wraiths and are sealed in the tombs.

#### During

Risen from his grave, the witch king is called by Sauron. He first attacks Radagast, who is intruding Dol Gulldur before the wizard flees for his life.

#### After

When the White council goes in to rescue Gandalf from Dol Guldur, the Nazgûl attack, but are quickly overpowered by Galadriel and her allies.
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies

***The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies*** is a 2014 fantasy adventure film. it is the last of the Hobbit series overall but the third in middle earth chronological order.

## Cast

* Martin Freeman as Bilbo Baggins
* Richard Armitage as Thorin Oakenshield
* Ian McKellen as Gandalf
* Ken Stott as Balin
* Graham McTavish as Dwalin
* William Kircher as Bifur
* James Nesbitt as Bofur
* Stephen Hunter as Bombur
* Dean O'Gorman as Fili
* Aidan Turner as Kili
* John Callen as Oin
* Peter Hambleton as Gloin
* Jed Brophy as Nori
* Mark Hadlow as Dori
* Adam Brown as Ori
* Orlando Bloom as Legolas
* Evangeline Lilly as Tauriel
* Lee Pace as Thranduil
* Cate Blanchett as Galadriel
* Hugo Weaving as Elrond
* Christopher Lee as Saruman
* Ian Holm as Old Bilbo
* Benedict Cumberbatch as Smaug / Necromancer (voice)
* Mikael Persbrandt as Beorn
* Sylvester McCoy as Radagast
* Luke Evans as Bard
* Stephen Fry as Master of Laketown
* Ryan Gage as Alfrid
* John Bell as Bain
* Peggy Nesbitt as Sigrid
* Mary Nesbitt as Tilda
* Manu Bennett as Azog
* John Tui as Bolg
* Billy Connolly as Dain
* Mark Mitchinson as Braga
* Kelly Kilgour as Soury
* Sarah Peirse as Hilda Bianca
* Nick Blake as Percy
* Simon London as Feren
* Conan Stevens as Keeper of the Dungeons
* Allan Smith as Ragash
* Miranda Harcourt as Olga
* Thomasin McKenzie as Astrid
* Erin Banks as Lobelia Sackville Baggins
* Brian Hotter as Otho Sackville Baggins
* Timothy Bartlett as Master Worrywort
* Merv Smith as Tosser Grubb
* Martin Kwok as Ragash (voice)
Azog/Books

**Azog**, also called **the Defiler**, is a minor character in J. R. R. Tolkien's *The Hobbit*.

## Character history

### ***Return of the King***

Azog killed Thror, who was trying to reclaim Moria from Orcs. He threw Thror's head down to the dwarf king's companion, and warned him that if anyone walked into Moria , He would kill him. Azog later fed the crows Thror's corpse. He also killed Dain's father, Nain. Azog was later killed by Thror's great-nephew, Dain Ironfoot, avenging both Thror's and Nain's death.
Orlando Bloom

**Orlando Jonathan Blanchard Bloom** is an English actor known for his role as Legolas and Will Turner.

## Filmography

* (1997) *Wilde* as Rentboy
* (2001) *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* as Legolas
* (2001) *Black Hawk Down* as PFC Todd Blackburn
* (2002) *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers* as Legolas
* (2003) *Ned Kelly* as Joseph Byrne
* (2003) *Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl* as Will Turner
* (2003) *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King* as Legolas
* (2004) *The Calcium Kid* as Jimmy "The Calcium Kid" Connelly
* (2004) *Troy* as Paris
* (2004) *Haven* as Shy
* (2005) *Kingdom of Heaven* as Balian de Ibelin
* (2005) *Elizabethtown* as Drew Baylor
* (2006) *Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest* as Will Turner
* (2006) *Love and Other Disasters* as Hollywood Paolo
* (2006) *The Armenian Genocide* as Auguste Berneau
* (2007) *Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End* as Will Turner
* (2007) *Everest: A Climb for Peace* as Narrator
* (2009) *New York, I Love You* as David Cooler
* (2010) *Sympathy for Delicious* as The Stain
* (2010) *Main Street* as Harris Parker
* (2011) *The Good Doctor* as Dr. Martin E. Blake
* (2011) *Fight for Your Right Revisited* as Johnny Ryall
* (2011) *The Three Musketeers* as George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham
* (2013) *Zulu* as Brian Epkeen
* (2013) *The Bling Ring* as Himself
* (2013) *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug* as Legolas
* (2014) *Romeo and Juliet* as Romeo
* (2014) *The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies* as Legolas
* (2015) *Digging for Fire* as Ben
* (2017) *Unlocked* as Jack Alcott
* (2017) *Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales* as Will Turner[58][59]
* (2017) *Romans* as Malky
* (2017) *S.M.A.R.T. Chase* as Danny Stratton[63][64]
Dwalin

**Dwalin** is a dwarf from the line of Durin and one of the twelve companions of Bilbo Baggins and Thorin Oakenshield on the quest to reclaim Erebor. Dwalin is the son of Fundin, younger brother of Balin, nephew of Gróin, cousin of Óin and Glóin and first cousin once removed of Glóin's son Gimli. In his youth Dwalin fought in the Battle of Moria after following his best friend, Thorin Oakenshield after the death of Thrór and the disappearance of Thráin.

After the Battle of Five Armies, Dwalin continued living in the Lonely Mountain with the wealth he received from newly crowned King Dain Ironfoot under the Mountain.
First Age

The **First Age** was the year that had followed the Year of the Trees and was the first age that the sun had come fromm. It was later followed by the Second Age. The First Age was also known as the **Elder Days**.

## Events

### FA 1:

* The sun first sets sail
* men awaken in Hildorien
* Fingolfin's host completes crossing from Helcaraxe.
* First Age 20: Elven lords form a council, which takes place at Mereth Aderthad
* First Age 50: Turgon and Finrod were told to establish a refuge which later became Gondolin by the elf Ulmo.

## Notes

1. ↑ Taken from timeline on First Age page on Lord of the Rings Wiki
Durin III

**Durin III** was the third known King of Durin's Folk and King of Khazad-dûm and a reincarnation of Durin I

### Forging of the Ring of Power

Around S.A. 1500, Durin III created one of the seven Dwarf rings of Power.

### Legacy

His ring would end up in the possession of his descendant, Thrain II, before it fell into the hands of Azog and Sauron, during the Battle of Moria.

## Relationships

### Family

* Durin I - Ancestor
* Durin II - Ancestor
* Durin IV - Descendant
Valar

The **Valar** are deities that rule over Middle-earth

## History

The Valar were the fourteen (originally fifteen) gods who entered Arda after its creation. The fallen Valar was Melkor, who plotted to take over Middle-earth for himself with the help of his lieutenant, Sauron. However, Sauron broke away from his master and took over in taking over Middle-Earth for himself. Their powers were created by Illuvator/Eru.

They send five wizards to protect Middle-earth. However, Saruman turns from the council and plots with Sauron to take over Middle-earth.When Gandalf is killed during his battle with Durin's Bane, the Valar send him back to Middle-earth until his job is complete. Gandalf is then resurrected as Gandalf the White

## Members

### Lords

* Manwë, the Wind-King and the King of the Valar.
* Melkor, the Lord and Creator of Dark Powers
* Ulmo, the Sea-King and the Lord of Water.
* Aulë, the Smith and the Lord of Earth and all that's underneath.
* Oromë, the Huntsman, the Lord of Forests and the Great Rider.
* Námo (Mandos), the Doomsman and the Judge of the Dead.
* Irmo (Lórien), Lord and Master of Dreams, Visions, and Desires, and Creator of the Oloré Mallé, or Path of Dreams.
* Tulkas, the Wrestler, the Champion of Valinor and last of the Valar to come to Arda

### Ladies

* Varda, the Star-Queen and the Queen of the Valar.
* Yavanna, the Fruit-Giver and the Lady of Earth.
* Nienna, the Weeper and the Lady of Mercy.
* Estë the Gentle, Lady of Healing and Rest, and spouse of Irmo.
* Vairë, the Weaver and spouse of Mandos.
* Vána, the Ever-young and spouse of Orome.
* Nessa, the Dancer and spouse of Tulkas.
Odo Proudfoot

**Odo Proudfoot** is Bilbo Baggins' paternal cousin, via being the son of Bilbo's aunt, Linda (Baggins) Proudfoot. Proudfoot has a wife, who is stern and strict. H watches as Gandalf and Frodo drive down the road, and enjoys the fireworks, but his wife gives him a disapproving look. Because Gandalf is labeled "disturber of the peace", he gives on a disapproving look when he set off the fireworks.

He later appears at Bibo Baggins' farewell party, where he corrects his cousin ofthe plural form ofhisname , "Proudfeet!" causing the audience to laugh and for Bilbo to wave him off.

In *Return of the King,* he watches as Frodo and his companions, Sam Merry and Pippin return.
Dwarves

**Dwarves** are one of the creatures to walk around Middle-earth. They have adventured with Hobbits, such as Bilbo and Frodo Baggins

## Biology

Dwarves are usually creatures who are shorter than the Humans, but are taller than Hobbits. They sometimes grow out their hair, close enough to growing beards just like beards like the wizards, such as Saruman and Gandalf.

Thorin Oakenshield and his company (apart from Bilbo Baggins and Gandalf)were famous dwarves

## Known Dwarves

* Durin I
* Durin II
* Durin III
* Durin IV
* Durin V
* Durin VI
* Durin VII
Mark Twain

**Bio:**

Called the 'father of American literature," Mark Twain is best known for his two most popular novels, *The Adventures of Tom Sawyer* and *Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.* He was born in 1835 in Missouri as Samuel Clemens. He dropped out of school in the 5th grade to be a printer's apprentice and soon became a typesetter for his town's newspaper, often publishing articles and cartoons. When he turned 18, he left his home town and was a typesetter in many major cities across the US. Later, he followed his dream to become a steamboat pilot, which stemmed from living in near the Mississippi River as a boy. This profession inspired his pen name, as "mark twain" is the minimum measurement of water depth that a steamboat is safe to float on. He convinced his brother to pilot with him, but he was shortly killed when their steamboat blew up, which Twain claims to had foreseen. He joined a Confederate unit for two weeks when the Civil War broke out, leaving to work with his brother. He traveled around the US and the Mediterranean. During his travels, he met his wife, who was from a liberal family and influenced his own personal ideals. He had 4 children, one of which died as a child. He had a close friendship with Nikola Tesla and even assisted him. Twain is attributed to three inventions, the most successful of which was a type of adhesive. Later in life, he filed for bankruptcy because of a series of bad investments, but he payed back his debts even though he did not have to. He died in 1910 from a heart attack.

His novels and stories deal with themes that reflected his own personal beliefs. As seen in *Tom Sawyer* and *Huck Finn,* he was strongly opposed to slavery and supported Civil Rights. These beliefs stemmed from seeing how slaves were treated in his home town and was strengthened by his wife's liberalness. In the beginning of his life, Twain was an imperialist, supporting the addition of the Hawaiian islands to the US, but after his travels in Europe, he became an adamant anti-imperialist. One of his shirt stories was later used as part of an anti-Vietnam War campaign. He supported labor unions. Twain questioned organized religion and was particularly critical of Christianity. His family hid many of his later writings that criticized religion after his death, but they were later published.

**Contribution to The Tessera:**

Twain brought secret society experience to The Tessera organization as an honorary member of the Yale secret society, Scroll and Key. This experience helped The Tessera stay secret and protected, though his efforts were later thwarted by S. In level 6, he wrote the note on the typewriter. He also contributed to Ada's library, adding copies of his books and others.
Peter Jackson's Hobbit and LOTR Wiki

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Shadow of the Forest

* Shadow Form
* Monster Form

> *"The trees of the forest will turn against their creators!" - The Terror of the Great Forest*
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The Shadow of the Forest was one of the five surviving shadows from the First Age. He was responsible for the creation of the tree monsters and caused heavy causalities towards the Hunters.
Elrond

**Lord** **Elrond** was the Elven Lord of Rivendell during the time of Thorin and Company and near the beginning of the Fellowship of the Ring.

Elrond was half-elven, half-human individual who would eventually rule the realm, Rivendell. He was a descendant of Luthien and her husband, Beren and son of Eärendil and Elwing. He and his twin mortal brother, Elros were taken away from their parents and raised by the sons of Maedhros and Maglor. In the second age, he chose to be an elf while his brother went on to be a mortal man. He eventually was given the Ring of Barahir and an elven ring of power. Elrond also fostered many of those who were originally from the line of Aragorn's ancestors and had three children with Lady Celebrian, daughter of Galadriel and Celeborn. Arwen was his youngest while he had two twins, Elladon and Elrohir. Elrond was also an important figure in the War of the Ring and the Quest of Erebor.

In the third age, near the beginning of the age of Men, Elrond left with his friends, Bilbo Baggins and Gandalf with his parents-in-law to the Grey Havens to reunite with those across the sea.

## Physical appearance

Elrond was an elf who stood 6'2. He had brown hair and grey eyes. Being an elf, Elrond was considered handsome and divine. When he saved Thorin and Company during the chase to Rivendell, he wore gold armor as well as a cape and a headpiece. Elrond normally wore long robes.
Kíli

## Biographical information

### Also known as

* Dwarf (by Tauriel; briefly)
* Prince Kíli
* Sister-son (by Thorin; along with Fíli)
* Lad (by Óin)
* Black-haired Archer

## Family information

### Family member(s)

* Durins I-IV (maternal ancestor)
* Dís (mother)
* Father
* Fíli (brother)
* Thráin II (maternal grandfather)
* Thrór (maternal great-grandfather)
* Frór (maternal great-granduncle)
* Grór (maternal great-great-uncle)

## Chronological and political information

### Affiliation(s)

* Dwarves
	+ Line of Durin
		- Dwarves of Erebor
			* Thorin and Company
		- Dwarves of Erebor
* Hobbits
	+ Bilbo Baggins
* Elves
	+ Tauriel

**Kili** is one of the supporting characters in *The Hobbit*.
Galadriel

"*You are a Ring-bearer, Frodo. To bear a Ring of Power is to be alone. This is Nenya, the Ring of Adamant. And I am its keeper. This task was appointed to you. And if you do not find a way, no one will.*"
—Galadriel to Frodo Baggins[src]

"*Even the smallest person can change the course of the future.*"
—Galadriel to Frodo[src]

**Galadriel** is a prominent
character and one of the main supporting protagonists of *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of* the Rings. She is a supporting protagonist in *The Fellowship of the Ring*, and a minor heroine in The Two Towers and Return of the King. She also appears as a minor character in The Desolation of Smaug and a minor supporting character in An Unexpected Journey and The Desolation of Smaug.

Galadriel is descended from the House of Finarfin. She is the daughter of Finarfin and Eärwen, the younger sister of Finrod, Angrod and Aegnor, wife of Celeborn and mother of Celebrian,  and the maternal grandmother of Queen Arwen of Gondor.

Galadriel, along with her husband were the King and Queen/Co-rulers of Lothlorien.

Galadriel came over to Middle-earth during the First Age. In
Middle-earth, she met Celeborn and they married. With her husband, Galadriel
gave birth to a daughter named Celebrian, who became Lady of Rivendell through
her marriage to Lord Elrond.  Galadriel also became one of the bearers of the Ring of Power, and was there when it was
created by Sauron. Her ring was Nenya, the Ring of Water.

During the time of Thorin Oakenshield, Galadriel was summoned to Rivendell by Saruman, one of the people Galadriel did not trust. She and she alone understood what Gandalf was trying to do,
and also the only one to also believe the enemy was preparing for war. When
word reached Galadriel from Radagast, she and the members of the White Council
battled Sauron; however, she was greatly weakened by her duel with Sauron.

By the time of the last few years of the time of Sauron, she housed Frodo Baggins and his companions and showed him the true meaning of the ring bearer. Three years later, Galadriel left with her husband, son-in-law, Gandalf Frodo and Bilbo to live in the Undying Lands.

Galadriel is portrayed by Cate Blanchett in all six Middle-earth film.

## Relationships

### Family

* **Celeborn** (husband)
* **Celebrían** (daughter)
* **Arwen Undómiel** (granddaughter)
* Aragorn - Grandson-in-law
* Eldarion - Great-Grandson
* Unnamed great-granddaughters

## Behind the scenes

* Cate Blanchett portrayed Galadriel in the *Lord of the Rings* film trilogy. Later, Blanchett reprised her role as Galadriel, despite the character not appearing in the books.
	+ The character is one of the very few characters to appear in all six Middle-earth films.
* Galadriel is the narrator of *The Fellowship of the Ring*.
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

***The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring*** is a 2001 high-fantasy film and the first in the series. It was released in 19 December 2001.

## Synopsis

Because the passageway is blocked, the company turns to Frodo, who decides to take the paths to the mine of Moria. However, while there, they come across the watcher in the waters. The company splits. Frodo and Sam leave for Mordor while Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli go to rescue Merry and Pippin from the Uruk-Hai.

## Cast

### Fellowship of the Ring

* Elijah Wood as Frodo Baggins
* Sean Astin as Samwise Gamgee
* Dominic Monaghan as Meriadoc "Merry" Brandybuck
* Billy Boyd as Peregrin "Pippin" Took
* Ian McKellen as Gandalf
* Viggo Mortensen as Aragorn
* Sean Bean as Boromir
* Orlando Bloom as Legolas
* John Rhys-Davies as Gimli

### Hobbits

* Ian Holm as Bilbo Baggins
* Noel Appleby as Odo Proudfoot
* Megan Edwards as Mrs. Proudfoot
* Sarah McLeod as Rosie Cotton
* Ian Mune as Bounder
* Cameron Rhodes as Farmer Maggot

### Elves

* Cate Blanchett as Galadriel
* Marton Csokas as Celeborn
* Mark Ferguson as Gil-galad
* Hugo Weaving as Lord Elrond
* Craig Parker as Haldir
* Liv Tyler as Arwen

### Men

* Michael Elsworth as Gondorian Archivist
* Peter McKenzie as Elendil
* Harry Sinclair as Isildur
* David Weatherley as Barliman Butterbur

### Villains

* Sala Baker as Sauron
* Christopher Lee as Saruman
* Lawrence Makoare as Lurtz
* Brent McIntyre as Witch-King of Angmar
* Martyn Sanderson as Gate Keeper
* Andy Serkis as Gollum
Last Alliance of Men and Elves

## Last Alliance of Elves and Men

**Last Alliance of Men and Elves** was one of the causes of the War of the Ring

#### The Battle of Dagorlad

In a flashback, the Last Alliance was forged between men and elves who wished the end of Sauron's reign. During the battle, Elendil, one of the leaders was killed by Sauron. Isildur, the king's son took up his father's broken sword and sliced off the figner holding the One Ring. Elrodn comes to Isildur and demands he throws it into Mount Doom. However, Isildur refuses and keeps the Ring for himself.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* (first appearance)
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King* (flashback)
* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey* (depicted in painting)
Dwarves of Erebor

The Dwarves of Erebor were a group of Dwarves who came from the Lonely Mountain. For a short time they became the **Dwarves of the Grey Mountains** after Thorin I left Erebor after the death of his father, Thrain I. However, they became the Dwarves of Erebor again after Thrór and his younger brother Grór left. While Thrór and his people became the Dwarves of Erebor, the people led by Grór were the Dwarves of the Iron Hills.

Under the rule of Thrór , the Dwarves of Erebor prospered. However, their kingdom fell when the dragon Smaug forcibly took over.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Became a Dwarf of Erebor after living there for a while.
Goodenough family

The **Goodenough family** were a family of hobbits who resided in the Shire. They are the ancestors of Bilbo Baggins and Bungo Baggins, whose great-grandmother was Ivy Goodenough and her daughter was Bungo's paternal grandmother, Berylla Boffin

## Known Members

* Ivy Goodenough: Only known member. Seh married her love Balbo Baggins and ha d a son named Bosco and a daughter named Berylla.

## Relatives

* **Berylla Boffin:** Ivy Goodenough's daughter. She married Balbo Baggins and had five children, one of which being Mungo Baggins, Bilbo Baggins' father.
* **Bungo Baggins:** Ivy Goodenough's great-grandson
* **Bilbo Baggins:** Ivy Goodenough's great-great-grandson
* Took families
* Baggins families
Scientist

“An old friend of Prof. Elinberg. Sees the nightmarish beyond as a great new scientific frontier.”

## Info

### Stats:

HP: 3MP: 50

MP Regen: 1

Damage: 1

Rate of Fire: 100%

Luck: 100%

Move Speed: 110%

### Unlocked by:

"Quaff 20 potions"Obtain and drink 20 potions

### Special Traits

Drink something… for science. (25 MP)Recognize chemical solutions by sight.

## Description

Scientist is one of the playable characters that you can play as in Deathstate. As a scientist and an old friend of the Professor, she heads to the Deathstate to try and make a scientific breakthrough. Her move speed is a bit higher than normal.

In Somewhere Between, the Scientist can be seen hanging out at the table with Scar, Seeker and Brawler when you're not playing as her.

In the Deathstate, the Scientist's expertise in her field allows her to analyze any potion pick-ups, allowing the player to know the effects of the potion before using it. Her ability allows her to drink a random potion for a random effect. The effects, like normal potion pick-ups, are unknown until it is consumed.

## Ending

Character Endings can only be obtained by beating the game once and defeating Primal Id again.

## Trivia

* Drinking 10 potions as the Scientist (her ability does not count) grants the achievement Reason Guides Me.
Battle of Five Armies

The **Battle of the Five Armies** is an event in *The Hobbit* trilogy and mentioned indirectly in *The Fellowship of the Ring*.

## Prelude

Prior to the battle, Thorin Oakenshield went on a quest to reclaim the lost kingdom of Erebor (AKA the Lonely Mountain) after it was stolen by Smaug. He and his company were smuggled into Lake-town by Bard the bowman before they are discovered by the Master of Lake-town's guards and taken to the master himself. Thorin promised to give the people of Lake-town a share of the treasure to help them rebuilt the kingdom of Dale and rebuild Esgorath ten times its original size.

## Aftermath

Many other people came out unscathed, but several characters were killed in the Battle of the Five Armies. Bilbo Baggins laid next to Thorin Oakenshield, who called the hobbit his friend and apologized how much danger he put Bilbo through. Despite Bilbo's efforts to keep Thorin alive, the Dwarf king succumbs to his wounds. Bilbo cried over his deceased friend's body. The hobbit left Erebor and settled back down in the Shire and raised his nephew, Frodo Baggins. Later, the battle also indirectly caused the War of the Ring.

## Trivia

* This is considered the first conflict in the War of the Ring by fans.
Reception

“It’s packed with unlocks that have delicious flavour text and it’s a dangerous game because I want to spend all day playing it and that is not what today is for.” ~**Rock, Paper, Shotgun**

“What was already a nicely sizeable arcade roguelike has matured into a game that deserves to be one of the genre’s heavy hitters, packed with action, secrets, and frenzied Cthulhian bullet-hell carnage.” ~ **Hardcore Gamer**

“Okay, now I’m playing as a laser-shooting eye. Awesome!” 8.5/10 – **GameCritics**

"Great rogue-like with a ton of variety. The single stick shooting aspect is really fun because you can focus more on avoidance. The sheer amount of content for the price is what really has me impressed. Its nice to see a developer that cares." -bazgar357
William Morris

William Morris (1834-1896) was a talented poet, artist, textile and furniture designer, and one of the founders of the Arts and Crafts movement during the rise of the steam industry in Britain.

Born in Walthamstow England, March 24th 1834, Morris was encouraged to explore his creative interests by tutors in his youth. In 1857, Morris was studying architecture at Oxford. There, he met famous architects and painters such as Edward Burne-Jones, Phillip Webb and Rossetti, a founder of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood (respectful emulators of the medieval and renaissance styles before Raphael's time) , which Morris himself participated in. Morris also met Jane Burden, a model for many painters, and they became married in 1859.

After graduation and marriage, William Morris, in Pre-Raphaelite fashion, commissioned Phillip Webb to design him a house in a medieval style. Jane and William Morris were moved into the now called Red House by 1860, and Morris lead the effort on furnishing and decorating the house, recruiting help from friends and fellow artists. By April 1861 the firm of Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co. was established after they found pride and inspiration in their decorating work.

The goals of the firm were to promote hand-craft to counter the increasingly industrial era while also upholding the emulation of medieval and early renaissance styles (before Raphael's time) brought forth by the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. The firm became incredibly successful, known for their wallpapers, furniture, and other decorative products, and it became a driving force for the popularity of the British Arts and Crafts movement.

Ironically, later in the firm's life, it became so popular that industrial means were turned to in order to keep up with the demand. However, new means of manufacturing were innovated to keep the hand-crafted style in tact. The tile puzzle on level 3 of The Tessera is actually inspired by Morris' painted tile product designs. By 1975, the firm was reinstituted as Morris & Co. with William Morris as the sole proprietor, and some of the firm's products and designs are still seen today.
Overvad

Overvad provides a fresh voice and commitment to the sounds of Synthwave 1.0 the genre can use. In short, the six-song *Massive Scoop* EP is a reminder of what made retro-themed synth music great in the first place. Overvad cites Lost Years as his primary influence, and the vast, space-centric sound of *Massive Scoop* delivers an admirable emulation that frequently surpasses the repetitive tracks on Lost Years’ seminal recordings thanks to original and innovative song structures.

## Discography

### Singles

* Hyper Ride (2018)
* Silver Stallion (2018)

## External Links

* Bandcamp
* Soundcloud
* Spotify
* Facebook
* Twitter
* Instagram
Ale

Ale is a type of beverage found in "The Hobbit"

It is unknown when ale was introduced to Middle-earth, but very likely was during the time elves first woke. Dwarves drink it when visiting Bag End, stealing all Bilbo's ale.
Most of the hobbits enjoyed drinking ale on special occasions. For example, Sam drinks ale when brooding over Rosie. Frodo sees his best friend's distress and encouraged Sam to ask Rosie for a dance. The hobbit tells Frodo head rather have another ale, but Frodo pushes Sam towards Rosie and dances with her
When in Bree, Merry comes to their table with a pint. This prompts pippin to get up and get a point rather than having the ale he has, as pointed out by Sam (The Fellowship of the Ring).
Later, the people of Rohan drank ale and toasted to those who died during the battle of Helm's Deep. Gimli and Legolas have a drinking contest involving ale (Return of the King).
Desecration

Desecration is activated when you activate Hardmode Altars during a run. After fighting the Starchild that dwells within it, a level of Desecration is activated on the next layer.

There are three Altars that can be found in the first layer of the first three worlds you enter, maxing Desecration levels up to 3. With each level of Desecration, enemy bullet patterns change, providing a more challenging experience, should you choose.

Beating the game at maximum Desecration earns you Skeleton King, an unlockable character.

Desecration only occurs in Normal mode, where Hardmode Altars can be found.
Durin I

**Durin I**, (Years of the Trees? - First Age) also known as **Durin the Deathless**, was the first dwarf to awaken and the oldest of the seven founding fathers. His most notable descendant was Thorin and Company (minus Bifur, Bofur and Bombur who were from the Line of Moria and Bilbo, who is a hobbit and descended from the Baggins family)

## Biography

Durin was created by Mahal. He had a son and was reincarnated several timesHe almost destroyed Durin I and his brothers, but he decided against it. Durin's Day is a holiday dedicated to Durin and the "father of all dwarves".

Thousands of years later, Durin

## Relationships

### Family

* Mahal - Creator
* Unnamed wife
* Durin II - Descendant
* Durin III - Descendant
* Durin IV - Descendant
* Durin V - Descendant
* Durin VI - Descendant
* Náin I - Descendant
* Thráin I - Descendant
* Thorin I - Descendant
* Glóin (Son of Thorin I) - Descendant
* Óin (Son of Glóin) - Descendant
* Náin II - Descendant
* Dáin I - Descendant
* Borin - Descendant
* Thror - Descendant
* Fror - Descendant
* Gror - Descendant
* Farin - Descendant
* Thráin II - Descendant
* Náin - Descendant
* Fundin - Descendant
* Gróin - Descendant
* Thorin Oakenshield - Descendant
* Frerin - Descendant
* Dís - Descendant
* Dáin Ironfoot - Descendant
* Balin - Descendant
* Óin - Descendant
* Dwalin - Descendant
* Glóin - Descendant
* Fíli - Descendant
* Kíli - Descendant
* Thorin Stonehelm - Descendant
* Gimli - Descendant
* Durin VII - Descendant
Nazgûl

## The Nazgûl

"*They were once Men. Great kings of Men. Then Sauron the Deceiver gave to them nine rings of power. Blinded by their greed, they took them without question, one by one falling into darkness. Now they are slaves to his will. They are the Nazgul, Ringwraiths, neither living nor dead. At all times they feel the presence of the Ring, drawn to the power of the One. They will never stop hunting you.* "
—Aragorn to the Hobbits on the Nazgûl

The **Nazgûl** are supporting antagonists in *The Lord of the Rings* series, as well as the series' prequel series, *The Hobbit*.

## History

The Nazgul were once great kings. One day, Sauron the deciever gives each of them a ring. one by one, they became Sauron's servants. When their king died, they were all buried in the same tomb. However, they were all resurrected by Sauron's evil magic. They were also defeated by Galadriel and later defeated by Frodo Baggins and Sam Gamgee ruining the One Ring.
Skeleton King

“The withered remains of the first king of the abyss. Seems ready to crumble to dust at any moment."

## Info

### Stats:

HP: 1MP: 50

MP Regen: 1.2

Damage: 0.80

Rate of Fire: 100%

Luck: 100%

Move Speed: 100%

Plague Damage: 400%

### Unlocked by:

"Achieve a most difficult victory"(Beat Primal Id on Desecration 3)

### Special Traits

Launch 14 bullets that spread a DEADLY plague! (15 MP)Fire plague bullets.

## Description

Skeleton King is one of the playable characters you can unlock in Deathstate. Based on his Aspect Stone, he seems to be the first king that had ruled over the Deathstate. He also seems to be brittle and weak, with his description reading "Seems ready to crumble into dust at any moment." He has 1 HP, similar to Eye. and is arguably the hardest character to unlock.

In the Deathstate, Skeleton King lacks average damage, but makes up for it with an extremely large amount of Plague Damage. Since Skeleton King fires Plague bullets, it is easy for him to clear a crowd of enemies and destroy Elites in a short time. His low health and high plague damage make him a glass cannon.

## Ending

Character Endings can only be obtained from a second win.
Frodo Baggins/Quotes

## Spoken by Frodo Baggins

### *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey*

"*They all said they're coming. Except for the Sackville­-Bagginses; they're demanding you ask them in person."*"
—Frodo and Bilbo Baggins[src]

"*You know, some people are beginning to wonder about you, Uncle. They think you're becoming odd."[...] Unsociable.*"
—Frodo and Bilbo Baggins[src]

###

## About Frodo Baggins

### *The Fellowship of the Ring*

"*His strength returns."
"That wound will never fully heal. He will carry it the rest of his life."
"And yet to have come so far, still bearing the Ring, the hobbit has shown extraordinary resilience to it’s evil."
"It is a burden he should never have had to bear. We can ask no more of Frodo.* "
—Elrond and Gandalf on Frodo and the Ring[src]

### *The Return of the King*

" *There was no lie in Pippin’s eyes. A fool, but an honest fool he remains. He told Sauron nothing of Frodo and the Ring.* "
—Gandalf on Pippin, Frodo, the Ring, and Sauron[src]

"*Is there any hope, Gandalf for Frodo and Sam?"
"There never was much hope, just a fool's hope.*"
—Pippin and Gandalf[src]

"*Faramir? This is not the first Halfling to have crossed your path."
"No."
"You’ve seen Frodo and Sam?"
(Faramir nods at Pippin.)
"Where? When?"
"In Ithilien. Not two days ago.*"
—Gandalf, Faramir, and Pippin[src]

## Dialogue

### *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey*

"*What's this?"
"That is private. Keep your sticky paws off. It's not ready yet."
"Not ready for what?"
"Reading. What on earth are these?"
"Replies to the party invitations."
"Oh! Good gracious! Is it today?"
"They all said they're coming. Except for the Sackville­Bagginses; they're demanding you ask them in person."
"Are they, indeed? Over my dead body."
"They'd probably find that quite agreeable! They seem to think you have tunnels overflowing with gold."
"It was one small chest, hardly overflowing. And it still smells of troll."
"What on earth are you doing?"
"Taking precautions. You know, I caught her making off with the silverware once."
"Who?"
"Lobelia Sackville­-Baggins. She had all my spoons stuffed in her pockets. Hah! Dreadful woman; make sure you keep an eye on her after I'm ... when I'm ... when I'm..."
"When you're...what?"
"It's nothing. Nothing."
"You know, some people are beginning to wonder about you, Uncle. They think you're becoming odd."
"Odd? Hmm."
"Unsociable."
"Unsociable? Me? Nonsense. Be a good lad and put that on the gate.*"
—Frodo and Bilbo Baggins[src]

"*You think he'll come?"
"Who?"
"Gandalf."
"Ahhh. He wouldn't miss a chance to lit up his whiz­poppers! He'll give us quite a show, you'll see."
"Alright then, I'm off."
"Off to where?"
"East Farthing woods. I'm going to surprise him."
"Well, go on then! You don't want to be late.*"
—Frodo and Bilbo Baggins[src]
Locations in The Lord of the Rings

## Gondor

### Court of the Fountain

**Court of the Fountain** is one of Gondor's locations in the Citadel, It has the White Tree of Gondor growing in it.

### Citadel of Minas Tirith

The **citadel of Minas Tirith** was first seen in *The Return of the King.* Pippin Took, a hobbit whose life he owed to his deceased ally Boromir, swore allegiance to Boromir’s father, Lord Denethor and becomes a guard of the Citadel.

Gandalf considered it the last safe place in the city and ordered Pippin to return to the Citadel. However, they saved each other’s lives

### House of Healings

**The House of Healings** is a Gondor location featured only in *Return of the King*.

When Éowyn is injured killing the Witch-king of Angmar, Aragorn later heals her before she is even effected by the Nazgul's curse. Faramir after nearly being burned to death with his father on a  pyre, was rescued by Gandalf and Pippin. He was sent in the House of Healings and was also cured by Aragorn. Merry was also poisoned after helping Éowyn kill the Witch-King of Angmar. He was later cured of the Shadow curse and was able to leave after he fully recovered. Faramir and Eowyn fall in love after their short recovery.
Horror

“The flesh of many melted and mingled by flame. Fire is your mother, father and inextinguishable ally. Burn the universe as repayment for your pain!"

## Info

### Stats:

HP: 3Fire Damage: +20%

Rate of Fire: +10%

### Unlocked by:

Find the Horrific Aspect Stone during a run.

### Special Traits

Explode in concentric rings of flame. (20 MP)Your primary bullets deal fire damage. (even modified by items)

## Description

During any run, collecting the Horrific Aspect Stone will swap your own Aspect Stone and changes the character's appearance to look like the Horror. This Aspect Stone replaces whatever character stats you had previously. As an example, Playing as Eye and grabbing a Horrific Aspect Stone will increase your health from 1 to 3 and changes your character's ability. Swapping Aspect Stones does not affect Organs.

The Horror is not a permanent character in the Library. It can only be used inside the Deathstate. Because of this, there is also no ending for this character either.

## Trivia

* The Horror can be seen in The Lost Arcanium as an Abyssal Horror.
Starcreep

## Description:

“A powerful but unstable entity. Any contact results in uncontrolled relocation. Don’t lose yourself, Starcreep."

## Info

### Stats:

HP: 5MP: 50

MP Regen: 1

Damage: 1.25

Rate of Fire: 100%

Luck: 100%

Move Speed: 100%

### Unlocked by:

"Find your way to a lost realm..."(Enter a dark realm for the first time)

### Special Traits

Go somewhere else. (10 MP)Organs can't go in.

Starcreep is one of the playable characters that you can unlock in Deathstate. It has the highest starting HP of any playable character. Its past is not known to the player upon arriving at the Library.

In Somewhere Between, Starcreep can be seen mediating on a rug with blue flame candles surrounding it when you're not playing as it.

In the Deathstate, any attacks made on Starcreep results in it teleporting to a short distance away from danger. Its ability is relocating at any random point in the layer it is in. It is also the only character that is unable to consume Organs, meaning its stats remain unchanged unless a book, weapon or relic is found during a run.

## Ending

Character Endings can only be obtained by beating the game once and defeating Primal Id again.

## Trivia

* Playing as Starcreep and teleporting 20 times in one run earns the achievement The Knowing Void.
* There are two workarounds not being able to ingest organs, one involves finding a Horror Aspect, which allows you to ingest organs, the other involves buying organs from the random vendors.
Seeker

"Prof. Elinberg's protege. She came to the Library to try and save her mentor from darkness, but found something terrible instead…"

## Info

### Stats:

HP: 3 MP: 50

MP Regen: 1

Damage: 1

Rate of Fire: 100%

Luck: 100%

Move Speed: 100%

### Special Traits

Launches 16 bullets that cause entropy damage over time (20 MP)

## Description

Seeker is the character that you first play as in Deathstate. She traveled to the Library when receiving a recent message from the Professor, talking of his research on the Deathstate after Professor Elinberg went missing for three weeks. As a result of entering the Library, she gets sucked into the Deathstate. She has average stats all around.

In Somewhere Between, she is seen sitting at the table hanging out with Brawler, Scar and the Scientist if you're not playing as her.

In the Deathstate, she shoots regular bullets and has the ability to launch 16 Entropy bullets that cause damage to affected enemies over time as long as it is in effect.

## Ending

Character Endings can only be obtained by beating the game once and defeating Primal Id again.

## Trivia

* Finding and equipping 5 different Grimoires as the Seeker grants you the achievement Seek and Ye Shall Find.
Eye

“An observer out of time and space. The lidless eye will never rest until the infinite realms of horror have been seen and measured."

## Info

### Stats:

HP: 1MP: 50

MP Regen: 1

Damage: 1.2

Rate of Fire: 100%

Luck: 100%

Move Speed: 125%

### Special Traits

Encircle yourself with spinning laser beams. (30 MP)Emit Lasers

## Description

Eye is one of the playable characters that you can unlock in Deathstate. Its past is not made known before arriving at the Library. It has the fastest Move Speed of any playable character and the lowest amount of Health with Skeleton King.

In Somewhere Between, Eye can be seen resting on a perch by itself when you're not playing as it.

In the Deathstate, Eye shoots lasers instead of bullets and has the ability to encircle itself with multiple laser beams.

## Ending

Character Endings can only be obtained by beating the game once and defeating Primal Id again.

## Trivia

Collecting 3 Eye Organs as the Eye earns you the achievement Four Eyes.
Scar

“A lowlife thug who hoped to rob Prof. Elinberg’s mysterious treasures and found himself trapped in the Deathstate instead. Sometimes you just can’t catch a break.”

## Info

### Stats:

HP: 3MP: 50

MP Regen: 1

Damage: 1

Rate of Fire: 100%

Luck: 100%

Move Speed: 100%

## Description

Scar is one of the playable characters you unlock in Deathstate. He is unlocked after dying for the first time. He is described as a "lowlife thug" who arrived at the Library with the sole purpose of robbing Professor Elinberg's treasures and goods. Like Seeker, his stats are average.

In Somewhere Between, Scar can be seen hanging at the table with Brawler, Seeker, and the Scientist.

In the Deathstate, Scar shoots regular bullets and has the ability to launch explosive bullets around him. This ability works fairly well with freeing yourself from getting trapped in a corner.

## Ending

Character Endings can only be obtained by beating the game once and defeating Primal Id again.

## Trivia

* Gambling with the Merchant in the Deathstate grants you the achievement Dirty Work.
10 Things you didn't Know about Deathstate

There are many fun little secrets that come from the world of Deathstate!!!

Here are just a few...

* The original concept for Deathstate came from an HTML5 game jam in late 2013.
* Originally the game was titled “Motherlode” as a reference to the line “Bring back the motherlode, Barry" from Beyond the Black Rainbow. It was then changed to Deathstate due to the game series “Motherlode” and “Super Motherlode” already owning the name.
* Originally there was only going to be a male / female character selection, and characters didn't have individual powers.
* Deathstate was first shown to the public at PAX East 2015 and was included in the Indie Megabooth. Our spirits were bolstered by the overwhelming response at the conference and the game was worked on full-time leading up to it’s release in October 2015.
* Gur'chuul the High Starchild (aka: Fat C'thulu) was the first boss created for the game and was shown at PAX, but was not present at launch. He was re-added in the 1.10 content patch as the boss of the new Temple of Qit world.
* Matt Leffer, the lead developer, added mouse controls to the PC version to make it more friendly to people with physical disabilities who can only play the game with one hand. The setting can be found in the options menu.
* The Succubus and Slime were two planned playable characters that were never finished due to their complexity. You can see their sprites in the Achievement icon for unlocking all characters.
* The Desecration system evolved from a desire to let players increase difficulty without going through a traditional Difficulty Menu. Insanity Mode was added in a post-launch patch to challenge the top-end players.
* The music in Deathstate was inspired by horror movie soundtracks and contemporary synth wave music (Perturbator, Umberto). When making the music it was mostly composed with touchstone gothic sounds and synth instruments; some of which intentionally resemble audio from a Sega Genesis.
* A lot of things added to Deathstate have been from fan ideas, suggestions and bug reports in the Steam forums and other social media. Overall the fans have been a huge motivation to step up our game. Secrets we’ve added have been found very quickly, inspiring us to keep creating more difficult challenges.