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Bree

**Bree** is a location featured in *The Hobbit*and *The Lord of the Rings*.

## History

Bree is a town on the borders of the Shire. The men at Bree are one of the few groups to know the existence of the Shire and hobbits before the War of the Ring.

Thorin Oakenshield met Gandalf in the Bree inn, the Prancing pony, and also where Frodo Baggins, Sam Gamgee, Pippin Took, and Merry Brandybuck met Aragorn.

## Inhabitants

* **Albert Dreary, Sr.**
* **Albert Dreary, Jr.**
* **Barliman Butterbur**
* **Betsy Butterbur**
* **Butterbur, Sr.**
* **Aragorn**

## Visitors

* **Thorin Oakenshield**
* **Gandalf**
* **Frodo Baggins**
* **Aragorn**
* **Samwise Gamgee**
* **Pippin Took**
* **Merry Brandybuck**
Eärwen

**Eärwen** is the wife of Finarfin, the mother of Aegnor, Angrod Finrod, and Galadriel, the mother-in-law of Celeborn, and the grandmother of Celebrían and the great-grandmother of Elrohir, Elladan and Arwen.

## History

Eärwen was the daughter of Olwe, king of the Falmari. She was also known as the "Swan maiden of ALqualonde. She married Finarfin, a Naldo of the house of Finwe. She bore him three sons (Finrod, Angrod and Aegnor) and a daughter (Galadriel) and wasb est friends with Anaire, the wife of Fingolfin.
Eärwen stayed in Aman after the Flight of the Noldor. She presumably still lives there with Finarfin.
Azog

**Azog**, also known as the **Pale Orc** and **the Defiler** is a character in *The Hobbit*. He was a powerful and villainous orc subservient to Sauron. Father to Bolg and one of the most deadly orcs ever created, Azog wishes to hunt down Thorin Oakenshield and his companions across middle-earth and won't stop until the King under the Mountain is dead.

## Trivia

### Differences from the novel

* He is only mentioned by name in *The Hobbit*. Azog was killed by Dáin II Ironfoot rather than Thorin Oakenshield during the Battle of Five Armies.
Stephen Hiltch

## Description

Stephen is a strong Dovlen guard who dislikes people who constantly interrupt him.
Stephen won the competition for head guard and pledges sole loyalty to his town. Stephen has a soft heart and is rather brave.

## Appearance

Stephen has dark brown hair, a light skin tone and brown eyes. He likes wearing knightly clothes when on duty which he always is.

## Weapons choices

Stephen prefers melee and long range weapons he wields a powerful blood infused sword that is said to cut through anything. Stephen loves his crossbow which was enchanted by a wizard to have rapid fire. He secretly owns an ancient Chinese sword that does deadly damage.

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Belba Baggins

## Belba Baggins (nee Bolger)

**Belba Bolger** (née **Baggins**) was a Hobbit of the Shire, one
of the five children of Mungo Baggins and Laura Grubb, sister of Bungo Baggins
and the aunt of Bilbo Baggins, wife of Rudigar Bolger, mother of Herugar
Bolger, grandmother of Odovacar Bolger, and great-grandmother of Fredegar "Fatty" and Estella Bolger.

## History

Belba Baggins was born T. A. 2856 to Mungo Baggins and Laura
Baggins (née Grubb). She was the younger sister of Bungo Baggins, and older
sister of Longo, Linda, and Bingo Baggins. She married Rudigar Bolger and both had
a son named Herugar.

She passed on her hundredth birthday.

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey* (name appears on tree)

## Family/Relationships

* **Bungo Baggins** (older brother)
* **Belladonna Took** (sister-in-law)
* **Bilbo Baggins** (nephew)
* **Otho Sackville-Baggins**(nephew)
* **Lotho Sackville-Baggins**(great-nephew)
Dáin I

**Dáin I** is a minor character, with his name only mentioned on a Tapestry in Lake-town in *The Desolation of Smaug*.

## History

Dáin I was born TA 2440 and lived in the Grey Mountains, having three son, one of them being Thorin's and Dáin Ironfoot's grandfather, Thrór, and Grór and their brother, Frór. Dáin ruled his people while at war with the Cold-drakes from the North. Later, he and his son, Fror were killed by a Cold-drake that invaded their kingdom.

## Family

* **Náin II** (father)
* **Thrór** (deceased son)
* **Thráin II** (deceased grandson)
* **Thorin Oakenshield** (great-grandson)
* **Frerin** (great-grandson)
* **Dís** (great-granddaughter)
* **Fíli** (great-great-grandson)
* **Kíli** (great-great-grandson)
* **Náin** (grandson)
* **Dáin Ironfoot (**great-grandson)
* **Thorin Stonehelm** (great-great-grandson)
* **Frór** (deceased son)
* **Grór** (deceased son)
* **Borin** (younger brother)
* **Farin** (nephew)
* **Fundin** (great-nephew)
* **Gróin** (great-nephew)
* **Óin** (great-grandnephew)
* **Glóin** (great-grandnephew)
* **Gimli** (great-great-grandnephew)
* **King Óin** (paternal grandfather)
* **Glóin** (paternal great-grandfather)
Elves

**Elves** are creature species featured in *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings*.

## Notable elves

* Elves of Mirkwood
* Elves of Rivendell
* Elves of Lothlorien

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring*
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers*
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*
* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey*
* *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug*
* *The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies*
Esmeralda Brandybuck

**Esmeralda Brandybuck**, née **Took**, was a Hobbit of the Shire.

## History

Esmeralda was the youngest of the five children of Adalgrim Took. She married Saradoc Brandybuck, making her Mistress of Buckland and of Brandy Hall. She and Saradoc had one child, Meriadoc Brandybuck. As she was the younger sister of Thain Paladin Took II, her son, Meriadoc, was first cousins with the Thain's children: Peregrin Took and his sisters, Pearl, Pimpernel and Pervinca.

She attended the Farewell Party of Bilbo Baggins in S.R. 1401 with her family.

## Family

* **Adalgrim Took**(father)
* **Unnamed Mother**
* **Unnamed 2 Sisters**
* **Paladin Took** (brother)
* Saradoc Brandybuck (husband)
* **Meriadoc "Merry" Brandybuck** (son)
* **Estella Brandybuck** (daughter-in-law)
* **Eglantine Banks** (sister-in-law)
* **Pearl Took** (niece)
* **Pervinca Took** (niece)
* **Pimpernel Took** (niece)
* **Pippin Took** (nephew)
* **Faramir Took I** (great-nephew)
* **Hildigrim Took** (grandfather)
* **Rosa Baggins** (grandmother)
* **Gerontius Took** (great-grandfather)
* **Adamanta Chubb** (great-grandmother)
Galadriel

**Galadriel**is a character featured in *The Hobbit*and *The Lord of the Rings*. She was portrayed by Cate Blanchett.

## History

### The Return of the King

As Frodo wanders through Shelob 's lair and collapses on the ground, Galadriel appears and helps him up while repeating her statement to him during his visit in Lothlórien.

## Family

* **Finarfin** (father)
* **Eärwen** (mother)

* **Celeborn**  (husband)
* **Celebrían** (daughter)
* **Elrond** (son-in-law)
* **Elladon** (grandson)
* **Elrohir** (grandson)
* **Arwen** (granddaughter)
* **Aragorn**(grandson in law)
* **Eldarion** (great grandson)
* **Unnamed great granddaughters**
* **Olwë** (maternal grandfather)
* **Finwë** (paternal grandfather)
* **Indis** (paternal grandfather)
* **Aegnor** (Brother)
Gaffer Gamgee

**Hamfast "Gaffer" Gamgee** is a character in *The Lord of the Rings*.

### *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*

As Sam fights the orcs at the same time, Sam yells his father's name and that he fights for Frodo and his old Gaffer.

## Family

* **Sam Gamgee** (son)
* **Rosie Cotton** (daughter-in-law)
* **Frodo Gamgee** (grandson)
* **Elanor Gamgee** (granddaughter)
Hildigard Took

Hildigard Took was one of the twelve children of Gerontius Took and Adamanta Chubb. She passed on at a very young age.

## Family

* **Gerontius "The Old" Took** (father)
* **Adamanta Took, née Chubb** (mother)
* **Isengrim Took** (brother)
* **Isumbras Took** (brother)
* **Fortinbras Took II** (nephew)
* **Ferumbras Took III** (great-nephew)
* **Hildigrim Took** (brother)
* **Adalgrim Took** (nephew)
* **Paladin Took II** (great-nephew)
* **Esmeralda Brandybuck, nee Took** (great-niece)
* **Meriadoc "Merry" Brandybuck** (great-great-nephew)
* **Peregrin "Pippin" Took**(great-great-nephew)
* **Isembold Took** (brother)
* **Hildifons Took** (brother)
* **Isembard Took** (brother)
* **Hildibrand Took** (brother)
* **Belladonna Baggins, née Took** (sister)
* **Bungo Baggins** (brother-in-law
* **Bilbo Baggins** (nephew)
* **Donnamira Boffin, nee Took** (sister)
* **Mirabella Brandybuck, nee Took** (sister)
* **Isengar Took** (brother)
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A person I heard of, John, was playing in his world. He had a full meteorite set, so he had a space gun as well. Apparently, that makes the space gun’s mana cost go to zero.

The first weird thing that happened was that his space gun started using mana, with the meteorite set. So that wasn’t scary, huh?

It got unsettling soon enough.

He started hearing whispers and dark shadows appeared on the corner of his eye, but when he looked, it was gone. Soon, his torches stopped working. Instead of lighting up in a yellowish manner, it illuminated his world in black and white.

Gradually he started hearing screams. They got louder and louder, till he had to put the game on mute, on which they appeared even more loudly.

He had a sudden urge to play in the world the next day.

That day, he was looking for a Crimson Heart. But instead of spawning one, he saw a strange shrine made out of grey bricks and gold bars. There were tiki torches on each side, and the urge got stonger. He felt a bad pain in his head. Something made him move his cursor to the shrine. It got closer and closer, till it finally clicked it. Soon on the surface, he saw a player with a black hood wearing adamantite armor. His world wasn’t LAN, and he was singleplayer. the mysterious player chatted,

”I AM COMING FOR YOU, JOHN1234.”

He disappeared and he kept getting the same message on signs near his house.

Another day, he came again. Now he was super fast and when he touched John, Terraria crashed and got erased from his device.
Dwalin

**Dwalin** is a character in *The Hobbit*. He is one of the twelve companions of Thorin Oakenshield, Bilbo Baggins and Gandalf; son of Fundin; younger brother of Balin; cousin to Óin and Glóin and the first cousin once removed of Gimli.

Dwalin was portrayed by Scottish actor, Graham McTavish.

## History

### Background

Dwalin was born in Erebor and raised alongside the king's grandson, Thorin Oakenshield. The two of them became best friends from there on out, and came to know each other as brothers-in-arms. However, when Smaug attacked Erebor, Dwalin with his family fled. He later fought and survived in the Battle of Azanulbizar (or better known as the "Battle of Moria.")

It became clear Dwalin would not see his brother, Balin for many years.

### *An Unexpected Journey*

Dwalin later met Bilbo Baggins at his house in Bag End in the Shire without knowing that Gandalf had not warned Bilbo of these things.

### Legacy

Dwalin continued living in the Lonely Mountain with his cousin, Glóin and the remaining company (apart from Óin, Ori, and Bilbo)

## Family

* **Balin** (brother)
* **Fundin** (father)
* **Gróin** (paternal uncle)
* **Glóin (son of Gróin)** (paternal cousin)
* **Óin (son of Gróin)** (paternal cousin)
* **Gimli** (paternal first cousin once removed)
* **Farin** (paternal grandfather; deceased)
* **Borin** (paternal great-grandfather; deceased)
* **King Náin II (**paternal great-great-grandfather; deceased)
* **Dáin I** (paternal great-great-uncle)
* **Thrór** (paternal first cousin twice removed)
* **Frór** (paternal first cousin twice removed)
* **Grór** (paternal first cousin twice removed)
* **Thráin II** (paternal first cousin once removed)
* **Náin** (paternal second cousins once removed)
* **Thorin Oakenshield** (paternal third cousin)
* **Dís** (paternal third cousin)
* **Frerin** (paternal third cousin)
* **Dáin II Ironfoot** (paternal third cousin)
* **Fíli** (paternal third cousin once removed)
* **Kíli** (paternal third cousin once removed)
* **Thorin III Stonehelm** (paternal third cousin once removed)
Bolger Family

* Gundolpho
* Alfrida of the Yale
	+ Gundahar Bolger
	+ Dina Diggle-Bolger (spouse)
		- Adalgar Bolger
			* Rudigar Bolger
			* Belba Baggins (spouse)
				+ Herugar Bolger
				+ Jessamine Boffin (spouse)
					- Odovacar Bolger
					- Rosamunda Took-Bolger (spouse)
						* Fredegar Bolger
						* Estella Bolger
						* Merry Brandybuck (Spouse)
			* Rudibert Bolger
			* Amethyst Hornblower-Bolger (spouse)
				+ Adalbert Bolger
				+ Gerda Boffin (spouse)
					- Filibert Bolger
					- Poppy Chubb-Baggins
			* Ruby Bolger-Baggins
			* Fosco Baggins (spouse)
				+ Drogo Baggins
				+ Primula Brandybuck (spouse)
					- Frodo Baggins
				+ Dudo Baggins
					- Daisy Baggins
					- Griffo Boffin (spouse)
						* Tosto Boffin
		- Adaldrida Bolger-Brandybuck
		- Marmadoc Brandybuck (spouse)
			* See Brandybuck family
	+ Rudolph
	+ Cora Goodbody-Bolger
		- Fastolph Bolger
		- Pansy Bolger, nee Baggins
	+ Gundahad Bolger
		- Gundabald Bolger
		- Salvia Brandybuck (spouse)
			* Theopold Bolger
			* Nina Lightfoot-Bolger (spouse)
				+ Wilibald Bolger
				+ Prisca Baggins (spouse)
					- Wilimar Bolger
					- Nora Bolger
					- Heribald Bolger
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So, i was playing Terraria Modded, like normal. But this time, something wasn't right. The TModLoader Logo was replaced with the text “CLOSE THE GAME” and was dripping blood.

I was sure it was nothing. So I loaded my character and world. When I entered, all tiles were static, and someone whispered “LEAVE MY DOMAIN” in the background.

I just shrugged and went to summon the next boss to fight, which was Plantera. I broke a bulb, but Plantera didn’t spawn. Instead, the chat started spamming “D!3 M0RT@L, 0R 3L$3 Y0U $H@LL F33L MY WR@TH”.

I smashed another bulb, but this time it spammed “Y0UR BL00D $H@LL F33D M3”.

I gave up and decided to build an arena first. The moment I put my Pickaxe Axe in my hand, it said “Y0U $H@LL N0T BU!LD 0R D3$TR0Y” and it disappeared. Suddenly, it said “y5tsefgS GFSDgFDsd dahuh8IYNBbyJYGvnhbkj23$ $4 #rfdcBDd$%yt%^yDdst45TFGBST54Q$#%h HT UJNTYJGGHGHDdtghwtrh4eradRGeF” and crashed my game. I re launched it, but when i entered the world, it was a black void and about 10 Yharons were chasing me. I tried to escape but they killed me. Then it faded white, and it was all back to normal, except for a sign that said “W@$ TH@T FUN EN0GH F0R Y0U?”
Gilly Brownlock

**Gilly Baggins** (nee **Brownlock**) is a Hobbit of the Shire.

## History

### Fellowship of the Ring

Gilly married Posco Baggins, and they had three children: Ponto, Porto and Peony.She was present at Bilbo Baggins' Birthday Party

## Family

* **Posco Baggins** (husband)
* **Ponto Baggins II** (son)
* **Mrs. Baggins** (daughter-in-law)
* **Angela Baggins** (granddaughter)
* **Porto Baggins** (son)
* **Peony Burrows, nee Baggins** (daughter)
* **Milo Burrows** (son-in-law)
* **Mosco Burrows** (grandson)
* **Moro Burrows** (grandson)
* **Myrtle Burrows**  (granddaughter)
* **Minto Burrows** (grandson)
* **Polo Baggins** (father-in-law)
* **Prisca Bolger, nee Baggins** (sister-in-law)
* **Wilibald Bolger** (brother-in-law)
* **Wilimar Bolger** (nephew)
* **Heribald Bolger** (nephew)
* **Nora Bolger** (niece)
Dark sorcery

**Dark sorcery** (also known as  "**witchcraft**" or "**Morgul magic**") is one of the most evil forms of magic,mostly practiced by Sauron and his followers.

## Usages

* Sauron used dark magic in the fortress of Dol Guldur by ressurecting the dead.
* Radagast's pet Sebastian was poisoned, and the brown wizard concluded it was "witchcraft." He used the method of fighting dark with dark, chanting a dark spell while feeding Sebastian a potion to revive him.
* Saruman used dark magic to communicate with Sauron and used it to harm Gandalf twice: once during their duel and second during his confrontation with Gandalf when they visited Isengard
* Blades enchanted with Morgul magic was considered dark magic.
	+ After Merry and Eowyn killed the Witch-king of Angmar, they were poisoned with dark magic but were saved by Aragorn.
	+ Though not stated, Kili was poisoned with Morgul poison after being shot in the leg by Bolg.

## Users

* Sauron
* The Black Númenóreans
* Melkor
* Saruman
* Radagast
* Gandalf (briefly)
Galion

**Galion**is a minor character featured in *The Hobbit*, appearing in *The Desolation of Smaug*.

## History

Galion and Elros drink what is left of their wine. However, they drink too much and end up falling asleep. This lets Bilbo take this as an advantage by stealing the keys and freeing the dwarves.

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug*(only appearance)
Irolas

**Irolas** is a minor character in The Lord of the Rings. He was a Man of Gondor and officer of the Citadel in Minas Tirith during the last days of the war of the Ring.

He is portrayed Ian Hughes.

## History

### The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

He cries out that Denethor has foreseen the doom of Men at the hand of the Orcs, but Gandalf decries that Denethor has done nothing in response to his foresight.

After the taking off Osgiliath failed, Faramir was the only one who survived the assault. Riddled with arrows, his horse dragged him back to Gondor. Irolas tells everyone that none survived when he and his group bring an unconscious Faramir to Denethor.

He is visibly stunned when Denethor despairs and orders all posts abandoned, before Gandalf knocks Denethor out and assumes control.

## Appeared in

* The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
Bofur and Bilbo

**Bofur and Bilbo** are good friends.

## The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

Bofur has a brotherly, protective streak for Bilbo when he pulled the hobbit into the center of the group when the Elves returning to Rivendell. One night, he realized that Bilbo was trying to leave. Bofur unsuccessfully convinces Bilbo to leave, as he's part of the company. He unintentionally hurts Bofur's feelings and tries to apologize. He just encourages Bilbo with all the luck in the world before they are captured by the trolls. Bofur also points out Bilbo's disappearance to Thorin and relieved to be free. He gets angry that Bilbo's leading them into the cellars and his idea of the barrels. As of the Quest continues, Bofur stays behind, Bilbo asks where he is, but the dwarf had drunk too much.

## The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies

After they are victims of Lake-town's destruction, Bilbo reunites with Bofur and the others but warn them they need to leave because of Thorin's madness. They originally had a scene together in The Battle of the Five Armies, in which Bofur encourages Bilbo to leave Erebor, saying goodbye to him, knowing it would be the last time they would see each other. Bofur also helped Bilbo escape from Erebor to the battlefield, seeing him off for a second time. After the Battle at the funeral, Bofur tearfully says good-bye to the Hobbit, and invites him and the other dwarves to "come in and don't bother knocking."
Bofur

**Bofur** is one of the main characters in *The Hobbit* film series and portrayed by James Nesbitt

## Background

### Official Biography

*Endearing and likable, Bofur has a disastrous tendency to state the obvious and blurt out things without thinking. With a love of music and a fine singing voice, Bofur delights in good food and good company and is unfailingly optimistic. Though not especially brave, he will do his best to help those in need, especially those he counts as friends. Along with his brother Bombur and his cousin Bifur, Bofur joined the Quest for the Lonely Mountain partly to seek his fortune – and partly because he was told the beer was free.*
Weapons

Equipping them will raise your physical or magic attack. An enemy's physical defense or magical defense reduce physical or magic damage dealt, respectively. The equipped weapon determines the damage type. The higher the luster value of the equipped weapon, the higher the physical or magical attack increase. Up to four additional effects can also be attached.
Gróin

**Gróin** is a minor character in The Hobbit, but only mentioned in the book series.

## Family/Relationships

* **Farin** (father)
* **Óin** (son)
* **Glóin** (son)
* **Fundin** (brother)
* **Balin** (nephew)
* **Dwalin** (nephew)
* **Gimli** (great-nephew)
* **Borin** (paternal grandfather)
* **Náin II** (paternal great-grandfather)
* **Dáin I** (paternal great-uncle)
* **Thrór** (first cousin once removed)
* **Thorin Oakenshield** (second cousin)
* **Frerin** (second cousin)
* **Dís** (second cousin)
* **Fíli** (second cousin once removed)
* **Kíli** (second cousin once removed)
* **Frór** (first cousin once removed)
* **Grór** (first cousin once removed)
* **Dáin Ironfoot** (second cousin)
* **Thorin III Stonehelm** (second cousin once removed)
* **Óin** (great-great-grandfather)
* **Glóin** (great-great-great-grandfather)
* **Thorin I** (great-great-great-great-grandfather)
* **Thráin I** (great-great-great-great-great-grandfather)
* **Náin I** (great-great-great-great-great-great-grandfather)
* **Durin VI** (great-great-great-great-great-great-great-grandfather)
Glóin (son of Thorin I)

Glóin (T.A. 2136 – 2385) was a King of Durin's folk. He was born in Erebor the son of Thorin I. In 2190 his father became King, and Glóin became crown prince. Shortly thereafter they moved to the Ered Mithrin (Grey Mountains), where he remained the rest of his life. In 2289 he succeeded his father as the King. He expanded the mines of the Ered Mithrin, and further abandoned Erebor. His son Óin was born in the Grey Mountains, and his grandson was born there during his reign. On his death he was succeeded by Óin.

* **Náin I** (father)
* **Durin VI** (grandfather)
* **Óin** (son)
* **Nain II** (grandson)
* **Dáin I** (great-grandson)
* **Borin** (great-grandson)
* **Thror** (great-great-grandson)
* **Fror** (great-great-grandson)
* **Gror** (great-great-grandson)
* **Farin** (great-great-grandson)
* **Thrain II** (great-great-great-grandson)
* **Nain** (great-great-great-grandson)
* **Fundin** (great-great-great-grandson)
* **Groin** (great-great-great-grandson)
* **Thorin II Oakenshield** (great-great-great-great-grandson)
* **Frerin** (great-great-great-great-grandson)
* **Dis** (great-great-great-great-granddaughter)
* **Dain Ironfoot** (great-great-great-great-grandson)
* **Balin** (great-great-great-great-grandson)
* **Dwalin** (great-great-great-great-grandson)
* **Oin**  (great-great-great-great-grandson)
* **Gloin** (great-great-great-great-grandson)
* **Fíli** (great-great-great-great-great-grandson)
* **Kíli** (great-great-great-great-great-grandson)
* **Thorin III Stonehelm** (great-great-great-great-great-grandson)
* **Gimli** (great-great-great-great-great-grandson)
* **Durin I** (paternal ancestor)
* **Durin II** (paternal ancestor)
* **Durin III** (paternal ancestor)
* **Durin IV** (paternal ancestor)
* **Durin V** (paternal ancestor)
* **Durin VI** (paternal ancestor)
* **Durin VII** (descendant)
Durin V

**Durin V**was Durin I reborn and a king of Durin's Folk.

## Family

* **Durin I**(ancestor)
* **Durin II** (ancestor)
* **Durin III** (ancestor)
* **Durin IV (**ancestor)
* **Durin VI** (descendant)
* **Thráin II** (descendant)
* **Thrór** (descendant)
* **Grór** (descendant)

* **Frór** (descendant)
* **Dáin I** (descendant)
* **Dán II Ironfoot** (descendant)
* **Thorin III Stonehelm** (descendant)
* **Balin** (descendant)
* **Dwalin** (descendant)
* **Óin, son of Gróin**
* **Glóin, son of Gróin**
Daisy Gamgee II

*This article is about Sam's daughter. For his sister, see Daisy Gamgee I.*

**Daisy Gamgee II** is a minor character in *The Lord of the Rings*. She was the daughter of Sam Gamgee and Rosie Cotton.

## Family/Relationships

* **Samwise "Sam" Gamgee** (father)
* **Rose "Rosie" Cotton, nee Gamgee** (mother)
* **Elanor Fairbairn, nee Gamgee** (older sister)
* **Fastred Fairbairn** (brother-in-law)
* **Elfstan Fairbairn** (nephew)
* **Firiel Fairbairn** (niece)
* **Rose Gamgee** (sister)
* **Merry Gamgee** (brother)
* **Pippin Gamgee** (brother)
* **Goldilocks Gamgee** (sister)
* **Hamfast Gamgee II** (brother)
* **Primrose Gamgee** (younger sister)
* **Bilbo Gamgee** (younger brother)
* **Ruby Gamgee** (younger sister)
* **robin Gamgee** (younger brother)
* **Tolman Gamgee** (younger brother)
Hamfast of Gamwich

**Hamfast of Gamwich** is a character featured in the Middle-earth Film saga.

## History

### Background

Hamfast was born SR 1160 to unnamed parents. He became the
father of Wiseman of Gamwich and an ancestor of the Cotton and Gamgee families.

## Family

* Unnamed parents
* Unnamed wife
* Wiseman Gamwich (son)
* Hob Gammidge (grandson)
* Gamgee family (descendants)
Hildigrim Took

**Hildigrim Took** is one of the eleven siblings of Belladonna Took (being her older brother), one of the sons of Gerontius Took and Adamanta Chubb, the maternal uncle of Bilbo Baggins, the great-uncle of Frodo Baggins, Pippin Took and Merry Brandybuck's great-grandfather

## History

Hildigrim Took is Belladonna's older brother, as well as Mirabella Took's and Donnamira Boffin's.

He married Rosa Baggins and they had a son named Adalgrim. Adalgrim later married, and had a son and daughter.

## Family

* **Gerontius Took** (father)
* **Adamanta Chubb** (mother)
* **Belladonna Took**(sister)
* Bungo Baggins (brother-in-law)
* **Bilbo Baggins** (nephew)
* **Adalgrim Took** (son)
* **Pippin Took** (great-grandson)
* **Merry Brandybuck** (great-grandson)
* **Paladin Took**(grandson)
* **Esmeralda Took** (granddaughter)
* **Pearl Took** (great-granddaughter)
* **Pervinca Took**(great-granddaughter)
* **Pimpernel Took**(great-granddaughter)
Apples

**Apples** are a type
of fruit featured in *The Lord of the*
Rings *trilogy.*

## History

### The Fellowship of the Ring

Aragorn gives apples to Pippin and Merry for them to eat for
second breakfast.

### The Two Towers

Pippin finds a bunch of apples floating around. The trail of
apples leads him and Merry to Saruman's storeroom.

## Trivia

* Pippin's nickname comes from a type of apple, a pippin apple.
Adalgrim Took

**Adalgrim Took** was a Hobbit of the Shire, born TA 2880 and was the older cousin of Bilbo Baggins

## History

Adalgrim was Hildigrim's and Rosa Took's only child. Adalgrim married a woman and had at least four daughters (one of them Esmeralda Took) and one son: Paladin Took.

## Family

* **Hildigrim Took** (father)
* **Rosa Baggins** (mother)
* **Paladin Took** (son)
* **Eglantine Banks** (daughter-in-law)
* **Pippin Took** (grandson)
* **Pearl Took** (granddaughter)
* **Pervinca Took** (granddaughter)
* **Pimpernel Took** (granddaughter)
* **Esmeralda Took** (daughter)
* **Saradoc Brandybuck** (son-in-law)
* **Merry Brandybuck** (grandson)
Camellia Sackville

**Camellia Baggins** (nee **Sackville**) is a character mentioned in *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings*

## History

### Background

Camellia is the matriarch of the Sackville family. She married Longo Baggins and they had a son named Otho, who took both his mother's name and his father's name as tradition if there is no male her to take control of a family.

## Family

* **Longo Baggins**(husband)
* **Otho Sackville-Baggins** (son)
* **Lobelia Sackville-Baggins** (daughter-in-law)
* **Lotho Sackville-Baggins** (grandson)
* Mungo Baggins (father-in-law)
* Laura Grubb (mother-in-law)
* Bungo Baggins (brother-in-law)
* Belladonna Took (sister-in-law)
* Bilbo Baggins (nephew)

## Appearances

* The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (name appears on tapestry)
Gandalf and Pippin

**Gandalf and Pippin** are good friends, companions and they possibly knew each other since Pippin's childhood. Pippin knew Gandalf since he was a child because the wizard often visited Bilbo and Frodo Baggins. Before the War of the Ring, Gandalf knew Pippin was a trouble maker, as he and Meriadoc Brandybuck stole one of the fireworks. However, Gandalf and Pippin came to know each other better in Gondor, eventually becoming close friends. They saved each other's lives on several occasions, saving each other from Orcs. Gandalf also helped Pippin save Faramir over helping the warriors defeat the forces.
Bilbo Gamgee

**Bilbo Gamgee** is a character in Tolkien's Legendarium.

## History

Bilbo is born to Sam and Rosie and is one of their youngest sons. He was named after Bilbo Baggins.

## Family

* **Samwise "Sam" Gamgee** (father)
* **Rosie Gamgee, née Cotton** (mother)
* **Elanor Gardner** (sister)
* **Elfstan Fairbairn** (nephew)
* **Firiel Fairbairn**(niece)
* **Frodo Gamgee** (brother)
* Rose Gamgee (sister)
* Merry Gamgee (brother)
* Pippin Gamgee (brother)
* Hamfast Gamgee II (brother)
* Daisy Gamgee (sister)
* Primrose Gamgee (sister)
* **Ruby Gardner** (sister)
* **Robin Gardner** (brother)
* **Tolman "Tom" Gardner** (brother)
Destruction of Lake-town

**Destruction of Lake-town** is an event featured in Peter Jackson's *The Hobbit*.

## Participants

* **Bard**
* **Tilda**
* **Tauriel**
* **Oin**
* **Fili**
* **Kili**
* **Bofur**
* **Sigrid**
* **Bain**

## Casualties

* **Smaug**
* **Master of Lake town**
* **Braga**
* **Other guards of Lake-town.**
* **Alfrid injured**

## **Result**

* Smaug is killed by Bard the Bowman
* Lake-town is destroyed.

* Skirmish in Lake-town
Durin I

Durin "the Deathless" I was a dwarf of Middle-earth and the first one to waken, along with the other six dwarves.

## Family

* Mahal (creator)
* **Six other Dwarf founding fathers** (brothers)
* Durin II (descendant)
* Durin VI (descendant)
* Náin I (descendant)
* **Thráin I**
* **Thorin I**
* **Glóin**
* **Óin**
* **Náin II**
* **Dáin I**
* **Borin**
* **Thrór**
* **Frór**
* **Grór**
* **Farin**
* **Thráin II**
* **Náin**
* **Fundin**
* **Gróin**
* **Thorin II**
* **Frerin**
* **Dís**
* **Dáin II Ironfoot**
* **Balin** (descendant)
* **Óin (descendant)**
* **Dwalin** **(descendant)**
* **Gloin**(descendant)
* **Fíli** (descendant)
* **Kíli**(descendant)
* **Thorin III** (descendant)
* **Gimli**(descendant)
* **Durin VII**(descendant)
* **Firebeards** (dwarveS)
* **Broadbeams** (dwarves)
* **Ironfists** (dwarves)
* **Blacklocks** (dwarves)
* **Stonefoots** (dwarves)
* **Stiffbeards** (dwarve
Goblin-town

**Goblin-town** is a town featured in *The Hobbit*. It is built within the Misty Mountains.

## Inhabitants

* **Great Goblin**
* **Goblins of the Misty Mountains**
* **Grinnah**

## Visitors

* **Thorin Oakenshield**
* **Bilbo Baggins**
* **Balin**
* **Dwalin**
* **Óin**
* **Glóin**
* **Dori**
* **Nori**
* **Ori**
* **Fíli**
* **Kíli**
* **Bifur**
* **Bofur**
* **Bombur**
* **Gandalf**
Brand

## Family

### Other Family:

Bard I (Paternal Grandfather)
Bard's Wife (Paternal Grandmother)
Sigrid (Paternal Aunt)
Tilda (Paternal Aunt)

**King Brand** is a character in *The Lord of the Rings*.

## Family

* **Bain** (father)
* **Bard II** (son)
* **Girion** (ancestor)
* **Bard I** (paternal grandfather)
* **Sigrid** (paternal aunt)
* **Tilda** (paternal aunt)
Dora Baggins

**Dora Baggins** is a hobbit of the Shire.

## Family

* Fosco Baggins (father)
* **Ruby Bolger** (mother)
* **Drogo Baggins** (brother)
* **Primula Baggins, nee Brandybuck** (sister-in-law)
* **Frodo Baggins**(nephew)
* **Daisy Baggins** (niece)
* **Dudo Baggins** (brother)
* **Largo Baggins** (paternal grandfather)
* **Tanta Hornblower** (Paternal grandmother)
* **Adalgar Bolger** (maternal grandfather)
* Rudigar Bolger (maternal uncle)
* Rudibert Bolger (maternal uncle)
Hobbits

**Hobbits** are species featured in *The Hobbit* and *Lord of the Rings*.They are the primary protagonists of the series.

## Known Hobbits

* **Bilbo Baggins**
* **Frodo Baggins**
* **Pippin Took**
* **Sam Gamgee**
* **Merry Brandybuck**
* **Brandybuck family members**
* **Gollum** (formerly)
* **Baggins family members**
* **Gamgee family members**
* **Several others**
Bilbo's Mithril Shirt

## History

### Background

Many years ago, the vest of silver steel is forged from a stone called mithril by an unknown forger and is called "mithril" by a group of Dwarves who were Thorin's ancestors. They created it for battle and made sure no blade would ever penetrate the piece of armor.

At an unknown point, Thror comes in possession of the mithril shirt. After the sack of Erebor, the shirt unknowingly stays in Smaug's treasure hoard. (The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies).

### The Battle of the Five Armies

During his gold sickness, Thorin finds it within Smaug's old hold.

Before the Battle of the Five Armies, Thorin gives it to his hobbit companion, Bilbo Baggins as a symbol of their friendship. Things take a dark turn when Thorin grabs Bilbo and talks to him of his belief that one of the dwarves has betrayed him. (The Hobbit: Battle of the Five Armies).

### The Fellowship of the Ring

Sixty years later, Bilbo gifts the shirt to his nephew and cousin, Frodo Baggins.

### The Return of the King

Bilbo wears it throughout the rest of the journey and wears it when Aragorn and the others believe Frodo was killed by a cave-troll. Many months later, Frodo lost the shirt to the Mouth of Sauron. The mouth later mocked Frodo's close friends and companions, all of them mourning the supposed death of Frodo Baggins. A grieving Gandalf gives the mithril coat to a grieving Pippin. However, he presumably gives it back to Frodo, but it is never seen again after the series (The Fellowship of the Ring, The Return of the King).

## Known Owners

* Thorin Oakenshield (TA 2941)
* Bilbo Baggins (TA 2941-TA 3001
* Frodo Baggins (TA 3001-TA 3002
* Gandalf (TA 3002)
* Pippin (TA 3002-?)
Cotton Family

## Family Members

* **Cottar** (first generation)
	+ **Cotman** (second generation)
	+ **Rose** (2nd generation) (spouse)
		- **Holman "Long Hom" Cotton of Bywater**  (3rd generation)
			* **Tom Cotton** (4th generation)
			* **Lily Brown** (4th generation) (spouse)
				+ **Tolman Cotton** (5th generation)
				+ **Marigold Cotton, nee Gamgee** (spouse) (sister of Sam)
				+ **Rosie Gamgee**(5th generation)
				+ **Samwise Gamgee** (5th generation)
					- **Elanor Gamgee** (6th generation)
					- **Frodo Gamgee** (6th generation)
					- **Rose Gamgee** (6th generation)
					- **Merry Gamgee** (6th generation)
					- **Pippin Gamgee** (6th generation)
					- **Goldilocks Gamgee** (6th generation)
					- **Hamfast Gamgee** (6th generation)
					- **Daisy Gamgee** (6th generation)
					- **Primrose Gamgee** (6th generation)
					- **Bilbo Gamgee** (6th generation)
					- **Ruby Gamgee** (6th generation)
					- **Robin Gamgee** (6th generation)
					- **Tolman "Tom" Gamgee** (6th generation)
				+ **Wilcome "Jolly" Cotton**(5th generation)
				+ **Bowman "Nick" Cotton** (5th generation)
				+ **Carl "Nibs" Cotton**
			* **Wilcome Cotton I** (4th generation)
	+ **Carl (son of Cottar)** (second generation)
Eglantine Banks

**Eglantine Took** (nee Banks) is a Hobbit of the Shire in the *Lord of the Rings* trilogy and is the mother of the Took siblings and wife of Paladin Took and the daughter-in-law of Adalgrim Took.

## History

### Background

Eglantine Banks married Paladin Took and had three daughters named Pearl, Pervinca and Pimpernel and a son named Peregrin Took

## Family

* **Paladin Took**(husband)
* **Pearl Took** (daughter)
* **Pimpernel Took** (daughter)
* **Pervinca Took** (daughter)
* **Peregrin "Pippin" Took** (son)
* **Esmeralda Took** (sister-in-law)
* **Saradoc Brandybuck** (brother-in-law)
* **Meriadoc "Merry" Brandybuck** (nephew)
* **Estella Brandybuck, née Bolger**(niece-in-law)
Elrohir

**Elrohir** is a character in T*he Lord of the Rings*. He is one of the two sons of Elrond and the brother of Elladon and Arwen and maternal uncles of Eldarion.

## Family

* **Lord Elrond** (father)
* **Elladon** (twin brother)
* **Queen Arwen** (younger sister)
* **King Aragorn** (brother-in-law)
* **Prince Eldarion** (nephew)
Holman Cotton

**Holman Cotton**, also known as **"Long Hom,"** is a character in The Lord of the Rings. He was a Hobbit of Bywater.

## History

Holman "Long Hom" Cotton was born in SR 1302. He was the only son of Cotman and Rose and the father of Tom and Will Cotton.

## Family

* **Tolman "Tom" Cotton** (son)
* **Wilcome "Will" Cotton I** (son)
* **Rosie Cotton** (granddaughter)

## Trivia

* Holman was the first one to use "Cotton" as a family name.
Frór

**Frór** is an unseen character in The Hobbit trilogy.

## History

Frór was born in the Grey Mountains to Dáin I. He was the younger brother of Thrór and Grór's older brother. He died when a cold-drake killed Frór and his father, Dain I.

### *The Desolation of Smaug*

His name is briefly seen in the Desolation of Smaug when Bard looks through the tapestry while finding out Thorin Oakenshield's identity and his purpose for visiting Laketown.

## Trivia

* Frór is based on the character of the same name from Tolkien's legendarium.

## Appearances

* The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (flashback; name appears in tapestry)
Elanor Gamgee

**Elanor Gamgee** is one of the thirteen children and oldest daughter of Sam Gamgee and Rose "Rosie" Gamgee (nee Cotton)

## Return of the King

Elanor goes to greet her father with her mother and brother soon joining them as the go into the house and live happily ever after.

## Trivia

* Elanor was portrayed by Sean Astin's real-life daughter, Alexandra Astin
Gimli

**Gimli** is the dwarf protagonist of *The Lord of the Rings* and mentioned only in *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug*.

## Biography

Gimli was born in the Blue Mountains to Gloin, who was a member of the company of Thorin Oakenshield. Gimli wanted to go on the quest to reclaim Erebor with his friends, Fíli, Kíli and Ori. However, Thorin Oakenshield thought Gimli was too young, being only sixty-two years old by the Quest of Erebor.

Gimli's portrait appears in *The Desolation of Smaug*, where Legolas steals it from Gloin, who gruffly asks for it back. However, ,Legolas questions about Gimli, calling him the woman in the portrait, classifying her as his brother and Gimli a "goblin mutant." An offended Gloin says that is his wife and son.

### The Fellowship of the Ring

After the One Ring re-surfaced in TA 3001, Gimli and his father, Glóin represented the Dwarves during the Council of Elrond. Gimli joined the company of the Ring, expressing that he would give his life to Frodo and his ax.

## Family

* **Glóin** (father)
* **Unnamed mother**
* **Gróin** (grandfather)
* **Óin** (uncle)
* **Fundin** (paternal great-uncle)
* **Balin** (paternal first cousin once removed)
* **Dwalin** (paternal first cousin once removed)
* **Farin** (great-grandfather)
* **Borin** (great-great-grandfather)

## Appearances

* *The Fellowship of the Ring*
* *The Two Towers*
* *The Return of the King*
* *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug* (portrait only
Bungo Baggins

**Bungo Baggins** is a Hobbit of the Shire mentioned in the series. He is the father of Bilbo Baggins, the great-uncle of Frodo Baggins and the husband of Belladonna Took.

## History

### Lord of the Rings

Bungo's portrait still remains in Bag End, even after Frodo has the smial and Bilbo moved out of it.

## Relatives

* **Belladonna Took** (wife)
* **Bilbo Baggins** (son)
* **Mungo Baggins** (father)
* **Laura Baggins, nee Grubb** (mother)
* **Gerontius Took**(father-in-law)
* **Adamanta Chubb** (mother-in-law)
* **Mirabella Took** (sister-in-law)
* **Gorbadoc Brandybuck** (brother-in-law)
* **Primula Brandybuck** (niece)
* **Frodo Baggins** (great-nephew)
* **Gerontius "The Old" Took** (father-in-law)
* **Adamanta Chubb** (mother-in-law)
* **Isengrim Took III** (brother-in-law)
* **Hildigard Took** (sister-in-law)
* **Isumbras Took IV** (brother-in-law)
* **Fortinbras Took II** (nephew)
* **Ferumbras Took III** (great-nephew)
* **Hildigrim Took** (brother-in-law)
* **Rosa Took, nee Baggins** (sister-in-law/paternal first cousin)
* **Adalgrim Took** (nephew/first cousin once removed)
* **Paladin Took** (great-nephew/paternal first cousin twice removed)
* **Esmeralda Took** (great-niece/paternal first cousin twice removed)
* **Pippin Took** (great-great-nephew/paternal first cousin thrice removed)
* **Pearl Took** (great-great-niece/paternal first cousin thrice removed)
* **Pervinca Took** (great-great-niece/paternal first cousin thrice removed)
* **Pimpernel Took** (great-great-niecepaternal first cousin thrice removed)
* **Merry Brandybuck** (great-great-nephew/paternal first cousin thrice removed)
* **Boffin, nee **Grubb** (aunt)**

## Trivia

* The portrait of Bungo Baggins is meant to resemble a picture of Peter Jackson without facial hair
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Erebor Library

**Erebor's Library** is a location featured in *The Hobbit*. It only appears in *The Battle of the Five Armies*

## History

### *The Battle of the Five Armies*

Bilbo finds Balin crying in the library because of Thorin's gold sickness and how it is consuming him. Bilbo asks whether finding the Arkenstone will be Thorin's salvation or damnation.

## Visitors

* **Balin**
* **Bilbo Baggins**
Ferumbras Took III

**Ferumbras Took III** was a Hobbit of the Shire. He was named after his great-great-great-great-grandfather and another ancestor.

## History

Ferumbras was born to Lalia Clayhanger and Fortinbras Took II. He remained unmarried since no ladies in the Shire wanted his mother for a mother-in-law.

## Family

* **Lalia Took, née Clayhanger** (mother)
* **Fortinbras Took II** (father)
* **Isumbras Took IV** (paternal grandfather)
* **Isengrim Took III** (paternal great-uncle)
* **Hildigard Took** (paternal great-aunt)
* **Hildigrim Took** (paternal great-uncle)
* **Rosa Took, née Baggins** (paternal great-aunt)
* **Adalgrim Took** (paternal first cousin once removed)
* **Paladin Took II** (paternal second cousin)
* **Esmeralda Brandybuck, née Took** (paternal second cousin)
* **Merry Brandybuck** (paternal second cousin once removed)
* **Pippin Took** (paternal second cousin once removed)
* **Diamond Took of Long-cleeve** (paternal second cousin once removed by marriage)
* **Pearl Took** (paternal second cousin once removed)
* **Pervinca Took** (paternal second cousin once removed)
* **Pimpernel Took**  (paternal second cousin once removed)
* **Isembold Took** (great-uncle)
* **Hildifons Took** (great-uncle)
* **Isembard Took** (great-uncle)
* **Flambard Took** (first cousin once removed)
* **Adelard Took** (second cousin)
* **Reginard Took** (second cousin once removed)
* **Everard Took** (second cousin once removed)
* **Hildibrand Took** (great-uncle)
* **Sigismond Took** (first cousin once removed)
* **Rosamunda Took** (second cousin)
* **Estella Brandybuck, née Bolger** (second cousin once removed)
* **Fredegar Bolger** (second cousin once removed)
* **Belladonna Baggins, née Took** (great-aunt)
* **Bungo Baggins** (great-uncle by marriage)
* **Bilbo Baggins** (first cousin once removed)
* **Donnamira Boffin, née Took** (great-aunt)
* **Hugo Boffin** (great-uncle)
* **Mirabella Brandybuck, née Took** (great-aunt)
* **Gorbadoc Brandybuck** (great-uncle)
* **Primula Brandybuck** (first cousin once removed)
* **Frodo Baggins** (second cousin)
* **Rorimac Brandybuck** (first cousin once removed)
* **Saradoc Brandybuck** (Second cousin)
* **Merimac Brandybuck** (second cousin)
* **Seredic Brandybuck** (second cousin)
* **Amaranth Brandybuck** (first cousin once removed)
* **Saradas Brandybuck** (first cousin once removed)
* **Dodinas Brandybuck** (first cousin once removed)
* **Asphodel Brandybuck** (first cousin once removed)
* **Milo Burrows** (second cousin)
* **Dinodas Brandybuck** (first cousin once removed)
* **Mosco Burrows** (second cousin once removed)
* **Minto Burrows** (second cousin once removed)
* **Myrtle Burrows** (second cousin once removed)
* **Moro Burrows** (second cousin once removed)
Aragorn and Legolas

**Aragorn and Legolas** are long-time companions and best friends since Legolas' father Thranduil sent him to live among the Rangers of the North. Aragorn and Legolas grew close, up to the point where Aragorn revealed his true identity to Legolas. Throughout his journeys, Aragorn and Legolas are as close as brothers. Legolas remained with him (and Gimli) when the Fellowship broke up and joined him to the Path of the Dead to recruit the ghost army that resided there and personally made sure that Aragorn was reunited with Arwen at his coronation.
Athelas

**Athelas** is a type of plant featured in Peter Jackson's *Lord of the Rings* and *The Hobbit*. It has amazing healing properties and is often used by Elves and healers.

## Notorious Reputation

To most people, athelas is known as "**Kingsfoil,"** and only disregard it as a pointless weed. However, some people around the world know of its amazing healing properties. Being a healer, Óin knew what the athelas plant could do and
inquired for kingsfoil by Bard, who says that they use kingsfoil to feed to the
pigs, unaware of the weed's healing properties.

## History

### The Fellowship of the Ring

Aragorn uses the athelas plant in order to subdue the pain that Frodo has when he was poisoned by the Witch king's bladde.

### *The Desolation of Smaug*

When Kili was poisoned by one of Bolg's arrows, he became gravely ill, and was forced to be left behind due to his condition. Fili, Oin and Bofur took Kili back to Bard's house, and let them house themselves there.Kili's sickness worsened and Bard came back with several herbs that help with pain. Óin, who is trying to heal Kíli states that all the weeds
that Bard brought were useless and asks for kingsfoil. Bard reveals that they feed
the weed to the pigs. Bofur goes and retrieves the plant from one of the
farmers' pigs. Tauriel, who saved the dwarves and Bard's children from Orcs,
took the plant and used it to heal her lover.

## Properties

* The kingsfoil helps relieve pain.
* It's healing powers can be enhanced by Elven magic.
Enchanted River

Bilbo and company comes across the Enchanted River

The **Mirkwood Enchanted River** was a river that flowed through Mirkwood.

## History

### Early History

The Enchanted River was cursed with a sleeping spell that caused the person whoever fell into a deep sleep and also hypnotized its victims.

### *The Desolation of Smaug*

During the company's adventure in Mirkwood, they come across a ruined bridge. The only way to cross the Enchanted River is by crossing by the vines. Bilbo is the first to go, followed by Thorin Oakenshield and the rest of the company. However, Bombur ends up falling in the river and falls into a deep, enchanted sleep. His companions ate forced to carry him on a stretcher.

## Visitors

* Thorin and Company
	+ **Bilbo Baggins**
	+ **Thorin Oakenshield**
	+ **Balin**
	+ **Bifur**
	+ **Bofur**
	+ **Bombur**
	+ **Dori**
	+ **Dwalin**
	+ **Fíli**
	+ **Glóin**
	+ **Kíli**
	+ **Nori**
	+ **Óin**
	+ **Ori**
* White Stag

## Victims

* Bombur
* Bilbo Baggins *(attempted)*