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Dark sorcery

**Dark sorcery,** or known as **witchcraft**, **Morgoth magic** or **dark magic**, is the art of practicing magic intended for evil. Its users are called sorcerers and is the opposite of light magic.

## History

In the first Hobbit film, Radagast uses witchcraft to save his friend, Sebastian the Hedgehog. After realizing that it was dark magic plaguing the land, he investigated Dol Guldur, learning of a dark wizard using magic to resurrect the dead.
Galadriel once used dark magic in her "Dark Queen" persona.

## Known Practitioners

* Melkor
* Sauron
* Dark Servants of Sauron
* Mouth of Sauron
* Herumor
* Saruman
* Nazgûl
* Witch-king of Angmar
* Radagast (briefly)
Fíli and Kíli's father

This **male dwarf individual** was the father of Fíli and Kíli and the husband of Dís.

## Character overview

He died in battle, fighting alongside his brother-in-law . Because of his death, Thorin tries to look after his brother-in-law's and Dis' sons, but has a hard time coping with being their father .

## Trivia

* Fili and Kili's father is unknown and there is little to no information about him
* Has at least one concept art.
* He is probably the reason for his son Fili's blonde hair because all of Fili's family members before him either had black, brown or red hair.
* Most fans give him the fan dubbed name, Vili because he has no name given to him in *The Hobbit.*
* his son Fili barely remembers him and why Fili and his brother look up to Thorin as their father figure.

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey* (concept art only)

* T*he Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey: Visual Companion* (mentioned only)

Notes and references

1. ↑ It is likely he died in battle after Kili was born or his wife was already pregnant by the time of his passing
2. ↑ Kili's birth year is
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey: Visual Companion
Gladden Fields

The **Gladden Fields** were a marshland located in the vale of the Gladden river, and on the banks of the river Anduin. It was there that the One Ring was lost by Isildur, and found again centuries later by Déagol the Stoor.

## Geography

The fields started near the mouth of the river Gladden, and went on beyond where it joined the Great River, extending onto its eastern banks. It was a region of many dark pools and islets, with beds of reeds and rushes and many wildflowers - a particularly common flower being the Yellow Iris, which grew there in profusion.

In ancient times when the Silvan Elves were in the region, there was a pool or lake at the intersection of the two rivers; however, over time this receded, forming the marshes.

## History

It was at the Gladden Fields that Isildur and his sons were travelling to Rivendell when they were assailed by Orcs in TA 2. Isildur, in an attempt to escape, jumped into the river, using the Ring to be hidden. However, the Ring slipped from his finger as he swam away, landing in the riverbed, and Isildur was slain by Orcs' arrows on the bank of a small islet.

The fields were later settled by Stoors around TA 1356. The Ring remained undiscovered.

Around two and a half millennia after the ambush, in TA 2463, the Hobbit Déagol found the ring when he was fishing with his cousin Sméagol: an especially large fish pulled him under the water and, spotting it amongst the weeds, he took it to the bank. Ensnared by the Ring's power, the two fought over it, and ultimately it went to Sméagol, who killed Déagol and was eventually twisted into the creature called Gollum.

Later, around TA 2851, Saruman began searching the wetlands for the Ring. He found the Elendilmir, the token of Royalty of the North-kingdom, which Isildur had been wearing at the time of the attack and the casket that had once held the ring. At the meeting of the White Council that year, Saruman overruled Gandalf's suggestion that they drive Sauron from his stronghold in Dol Guldur.

Sauron also sent his servants to search for the Ring. When Saruman learned of this, he agreed to an attack on Dol Guldur in TA 2941 to prevent Sauron from finding the Ring. At the meeting of the White Council in TA 2953, Saruman pretended that the Ring had been carried downriver to the Sea.

In TA 3018 the Nazgûl searched the area looking for '*Shire*' and '*Baggins*' but discovered only long abandoned ruins of Stoor dwellings.
Anairë

**Anaire** was a Noldor Elf who was the wife of Fingolfin and mother of Fingon, Turgon, Aredhel, and Argon.

## Biography

Little is known of Anairë's life; she chose not to follow her husband to Middle-earth during their departure from Aman. It is assumed that she continued to reside in Aman along with the other Elves of Valinor. During the Noontide of Valinor, they had four children: Fingon, Turgon, Aredhel, and Argon.

She did not leave Aman due to her close friendship with Eärwen, Finarfin's wife and Galadriel's mother.
Enedwaith

**Enedwaith** was a realm that was in the South of Eriador. It was settled by Men called the Gwathuirim, who include the Dunlendings and Bree-folk. They were considered Wild Men by the Númenoreans, and were subjected to Sauron during the Dark Days. This land was also heavily deforested by the Númenoreans, who established a fort at Tharbad. After the demise of the Númenoreans, the lands became a wilderness that separated their Northern Kingdom and their Southern one, Gondor. It contained a Gondorian fort, Isengard, while the fortress of Tharbad was depopulated, and became a ruined ford across the river Gwathlo.

After SA 3320, Enedwaith formed the most western part of the new Kingdom of Gondor. The south-east was still located in woods and forests of vast reaches, but elsewhere Enedwaith was by this time primarily grasslands. The only known settlement was at Tharbad, maintained by Gondor's garrison to protect the city and the North-South Road. Nonetheless, following the Great Plague of TA 1636, Gondor's authority permanently ended throughout the region.

Tharbad (initially one of two ancient cities on the Gwathló and the only one to survive beyond the early Third Age) was finally abandoned following devastating floods in TA 2912. After that, only two groups survived in Enedwaith: the Dunlendings in the far east and the Algraig, fisher-folk wandering the coast.

However, in the early Fourth Age, Enedwaith was absorbed into the Reunited kingdom.
The return to Kirby's

The Return To Kirby's Is FNaF FanGame It would Be First Kirby/FNaF Crossover.

## Animatronics

* Classic Kirby
* Meta Knight
* Waddle Doo
* Chef Kawasaki
* Lololo & Lalala
* Rick the Hamster
* Kirby
* Magolor
* Wrecked King Deedee
* Shadow Kirby
* Toy Classic Kirby
* Toy Kirby
* Toy Meta Knight
* Toy Waddle Doo
* Shadow Chef Kawasaki
* Dark Matter

## Cameras

* Show Stage
* Rick Cove
* Door 2
* Door 1
* Vent 4
* Vent 3
* Vent 2
* Vent 1
* Fun Room
* BackStage 1
* Backstage 0.2

## Sequel

* Possibly there Will Be A Sequel with More Animatronics

## Plot

In 2078 The New Kirby Restaurant For Kids.In 2089 Animatronics Acts Like Killers and Kill People.Some Unnamed Guard want to Take a Nightshift and See what happends and get a money.Office have 4 vents and 2 doors.

## Udpate

* Ver. 1. Adding Animatronics and All Office
* Ver 2.Add Secrets

## Mechanics

* Vents
* light
* doors
Dark Lord

The **Dark Lord**, the **Enemy** or **Dark Power** were names given to the two great foes of the Free Peoples of Middle-earth, Morgoth the great rebel Vala, and Sauron, the mighty fallen Maia. It was the title held by the two most powerful evil overlords in the world of Arda, each of whom worked to take control of all Middle-earth for themselves and enslave the Free Peoples.

## Description

When Morgoth ruled in Utumno, he took the form of a dark lord, tall and terrible. Thereafter, before approaching Ungoliant after escaping from the Valar's service, he took the same form, in which he would remain for ever. Once in Angband, he forged an Iron Crown and proclaimed himself "King of the World". He will, though, be often called **Dark Lord** since then. In the Third Age, Tom Bombadil will remember him by this title.

In the Second Age, his former lieutenant Sauron followed in his footsteps. He first tried to subdue the Free Peoples with the Rings of Power, disguised as Annatar, but after being discovered, he began conquering Middle-earth with military power, also taking pretentious titles like "Lord of the Earth". Since then though, he will often be called **Dark Lord** or **Dark Power**, especially by the Free Peoples who avoid the mere uttering of his name.

That which they could not control, they sought to destroy. The first Dark Lord was the rebel Vala first known as **Melkor** and then as Morgoth Bauglir. The second Dark Lord was the Maia, and former lieutenant of Morgoth known as **Sauron**. Both Dark Lords were very influential in the history of Middle-earth, waging numerous wars against the Valar, the Elves, and a few select groups of Men. Their actions, especially those of Morgoth, had a permanent negative impact on the world, as the Dark Lords both destroyed many beautiful things and places, and caused untold anguish and grief. Eventually both Dark Lords were overthrown and defeated; Melkor was cast into the Void at the end of the First Age by his brethren, and Sauron was permanently weakened at the end of the Third Age by Frodo Baggins with the aid of Samwise Gamgee and Gollum, when they cast the One Ring into Mount Doom and robbed Sauron of most of his power.
Destruction of Lake-town

The **city of Lake-town** was destroyed by the dragon Smaug.

## History

Smaug was enraged by the actions of Thorin and Company and, to punish them, set his eyes on destroying Lake-town and its citizens.

When Smaug came to the city, the Master packed up his treasure and left by boat. He was however crushed under Smaug's caracass when Bard slew him, but not before the dragon conflagerated the whole of the town and many of its people.

The survivors fled by boat to the shore, where they lived in tents before Bard came and ordered them to leave for the ruins of Dale. He asked Thorin for remunerations to be taken from the trasure hoard, but was refused. Thranduil came to his aid, but only with the intention of recruiting the people of Laketown to his cause of forcing Thorin to surrender some of the riches of the mountain to him. This led to the siege of Erebor and a small skirmish with the Dwarves of the Iron Hills, before Azog's Dol Guldur Army showed up.

Many of the refugees were killed by Azog's forces, but at the end of the Battle of the Five Armies they were victorious. They resettled Dale, with Bard and his line through Bain as their kings. Laketown was however also rebuilt and repopulated at this time, as Bilbo would later hoped to revisit it.
Sanic civil war 2

sanic civil war 2 is 2nd movie in sanic civil war series.i know you excited.

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## Characters

* Adventure Withered Bonnie-Infamous Anti Fundie that is Main hero in movie.He been attacked by Meta Knight and Link.He want to kill bad guys in war.
* Sanic-Anti Fundie and one of 2nd main hero.
* KIrby-Sidekick of twillight sparkle.
* Twillight sparkle-She have crush on R1 Rayman
* R1 Rayman-He is first version of rayman.he is 2nd command in anti fundie army.
* Shadow Doge-Purple Doge that is Dogetronic.He is 3rd command in anti fundie army
* Kitty Softpaws-
* Ame roes-
* Shiny Lorax-
Dwarfish Wind-Lance

The **Wind Lance** was a giant ranged weapon used by the Men of Dale and of Lake-town in the Third Age. They were crafted by the Dwarves of the Lonely Mountain. The wind lance itself resembles a giant crossbow or ballista (an ancient Roman weapon).

Lord Girion of Dale mounts black arrows on to the Windlance and fires them at Smaug during a flashback. One of the arrows hits its mark but only loosens a scale. Girion is killed before he can finish Smaug off with the final black arrow. The Dwarves see the wind lance on the top of the tower. Smaug destroys the wind lance, which forces Bard to use his son, Bain, as the bow for the Black Arrow.
Adalgrim Took

Angelica Baggins, Mosco, Moro, Myrtle and Minto Burrows (maternal second cousins)

## Other Information

### Residence:

Tuckburough, The Shire

**Adalgrim Took** (b. S.R. 1280) was the only known son and child of Hildigrim Took and Rosa Baggins, father of Esmeralda Took and Paladin Took, father-in-law of Saradoc Brandybuck and Eglantine Banks, and grandfather of Meriadoc Brandybuck and Peregrin Took.

## Biography

Adalgrim was born S.R. 1263 to Rosa and Hildigrim Took. He married an unnamed woman and they had five children: three unnamed girls, Paladin Took and Esmeralda Took.

## References

1. ↑ Due to the seventeen year gap being omitted, Adalgrim's birth date would be different than book canon. Since he was born in S.R. 1280, he would be born S.R. 1263 in movie canon.
Durin's Day

**Durin's Day** was a yearly event noted by the Dwarves, "when the last moon of Autumn and the first sun of Winter appear in the sky together" (i.e. until sunset) on the first day of the Dwarves' New Year, which was "the first day of the last moon of Autumn on the threshold of Winter."

Since each lunar cycle takes about 29.5 days and autumn (by the American definition of winter) in the northern hemisphere runs until about December 21st, the first day of the last new moon of autumn could take place any time between about November 22 and December 21. However in The History of The Hobbit, Tolkien set 19 October as the Durin's Day. That would place the beginning of winter for the Dwarves of Erebor at the beginning of November.

In *The Hobbit*, the writing on the map that Gandalf had received from Thráin II, as read by Elrond, instructed, "Stand by the grey stone when the thrush knocks, and the setting sun with the last light of Durin's Day will shine upon the key-hole" (of the secret side-door into the Lonely Mountain). And later on in the story, this is what happened.
Blue Wizards

The **Blue Wizards** were two Wizards sent to contest the will of Sauron in the furthest regions of Middle-earth. Tolkien's conception of the two Blue Wizards changed dramatically between his earlier and later writings.

The existence of five Wizards is only mentioned briefly in *The Lord of the Rings*. In J.R.R. Tolkien's *Of the Rings of Power and the Third Age* it is told that aside from Saruman, Gandalf, and Radagast, there were "others of the Istari who went into the east of Middle-earth, and do not come into these tales." Tolkien also writes in *Unfinished Tales* that the two Wizards were sent to the East whose names were "Alatar" and "Pallando". Alatar was a Maia of the Vala Oromë who chose him to go to Middle-earth. Alatar asked his friend Pallando to join him on his mission.

The time that the Blue Wizards arrived in Middle-earth is uncertain. In *Unfinished Tales*, Tolkien wrote that the five Istari came to Middle-earth together in TA 1000. However, in *The Peoples of Middle-earth*, they are said to have arrived in the Second Age, around the year SA 1600, the time of the forging of the One Ring. Their mission was directed at weakening Sauron's forces in the eastern and southern parts of Middle-earth, whereas the other Istari were focused on the west.

It is also uncertain whether they failed in their mission, but it seems most likely. In *Unfinished Tales* Tolkien writes that, "indeed of all the Istari, one only remained faithful," referring to Gandalf. Also in letter 211, he said, "what success they had I do not know; but I fear that they failed, as Saruman did, though doubtless in different ways; I suspect that they were founders or beginners of secret cults and 'magic' traditions that outlasted the fall of Sauron". However, in a text found in *The Peoples of Middle-earth*, alternate set of names are given, **Morinehtar** and **Rómestámo** (or *Rome(n)star*), "Darkness-slayer" and "East-helper". It is not clear whether these names were intended to be replacements for Alatar and Pallando, or whether they had a second set of names (for instance, their names used in Middle-earth).
Ultimate Kirby Fanfiction Wikia

## I'm Addicted To Kirby FanFiction!

**WARNING: Some pages have M-Rated/NSFW content. This wiki was made by an autistic person with ADHD who loves Kirby more than anything in the entire universe of exsistence, so yes, things can get crazy here...**

Welcome, my fellow guys and gals! This wiki is NEW, so please post your Kirby fanfics here!

You can also post Kirby deviants and comics/manga in the Photos section. I love looking at them and I love manga.

Right now, we are in need of some really good Fanfics (I think about 30 for until we reach that).

## THIS WIKI IS PRETTY MUCH YOURS... I'M ON TUMBLR AS ghostlythingcollector (autistic kirby fan)

Please write some kirby fanfiction, we need more. If you're polish, we'll break apart a Prince Polo to share.

My main blog can be found here: Ghostly Thing Collector (AKA Autistic Kirby Fan)

You can write your fanfics in English or whatever language you please, like Polish. That'd be cool!

BTW, SPIKYHAIRDUDE1012 is NOT gone. Truth be told, I HATE wikia and would rather be on Tumblr and Fanfiction than messing around with factual information. Because I hate wikia and its really boring, I'll not be as active on this site anymore as I once was.

I still SOMETIMES come back to make edits and update stories. There isn't much fanfiction here anyways, so if you'd post one of your fics here, that's going to be great!

BTW, I'm on Tumblr as ghostlythingcollector (Autistic Kirby Fan) and have made different tumblrs, like NonVerbal PuffBall and Traumatized Meta Knight. I honestly regret joining Wikia in the first place, so if you'd post more stuff here, I'd love to see it. There just isn't enough kirby fanfiction in the world that's good enough to sustain this little wiki.

If you'd ask me questions about kirby and kirby related headcannon stuff on my tumblr blogs, that'd be great! The information you post could be good enough to post on this wiki. I have a very playful mind, and using wikia all the time (literally, for over 4 hours at a time) made me feel like my soul was trapped in a cage.

I'm not in school for many personal reasons (even though other kids my age -14- are in middle/high) and yes, I'm REALLY 100% autistic (I've been given an official diagnosis by a specialist/doctor since I was like 2 or 3 years old, I was very young at that time).

I do not like Wikia because making a Wiki requires you to learn a bunch of shit and unfunny stuff to write something. I just want to share ideas with the world, not be trapped in a quiet, soundless and boring website all day! That nightmare has happened to me more times than I can count.

If you want to show me your kirby fanfiction or headcannons/ideas, PLEASE head to my tumblrs.

1. Magolor FanFiction
2. NonVerbal PuffBall
3. Kirby Anfiction Headcannons
4. Undertale Fanfiction
5. Traumatized Meta Knight
6. Ask Marx and his Family!

## Latest activity

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Drúedain

The **Drúedain**, also known as **Woses**, **Wild Men of the Woods** or **Púkel-men**, were a strange race of Men that lived in the Drúadan Forest and Drúwaith Iaur by the late Third Age. They were counted among the Edain.

## History

In the First Age, the Drúedain developed a close relationship with the Folk of Haleth, the Edain that inhabited the forest of Brethil. The Drúedain lived among the Second House of Men, the Haladin, in the First Age in that forest region. In the Second Age, there were also a number of the Drúedain present in Númenor, though they had left or died out before the Akallabêth, as had the Púkel-men of Dunharrow. At the end of the Third Age, the Drûg still lived in the Drúadan Forest of the White Mountains, and on the long cape of Andrast west of Gondor. The region north of Andrast was still known as Drúwaith Iaur, or "Old Drûg land".

The Woses of Ghân-buri-Ghân warded off an army of Orcs roaming in Anórien with poisoned arrows, and were vital in aiding the Rohirrim before the Battle of the Pelennor Fields. After the War of the Ring, King Aragorn II Elessar officially granted to them the Drúadan Forest "forever", promising that no man should enter that forest without their leave.

## Physical characteristics

They were a alien folk to the other Men: resembling Dwarves in stature and endurance, stumpy, clumsy-limbed (with short, thick legs, and fat, "gnarled" arms). According to the Elves and other Men, they had "unlovely faces": wide, flat, and expressionless with deep-set black eyes that glowed red when angered. They had "horny" brows, flat noses, wide mouths, and sparse, lanky hair. They had no hair lower than the eyebrows, except for a few men who had a tail of black hair on the chin. They were short-lived and had a deep dislike of Orcs.
Fellbeast

In Tolkien mythology, **Fell-beasts**,
also known as **Nazgul birds** and **Hell-hawks**, are giant vicious flying creatures native
in Middle-earth.

## History

After their second defeat at the hands of Arwen, and the
loss of their horses, the Nazgûl acquired fell-beasts as their knew mounts,
that way it was easy for them to hunt in the skies.

## Description

Fell-beasts are large flying creatures. They have bat wings,
snake-like heads and appear to look more like a Wyvern. They don't have
feathers and can be easily mistaken for dragons.

They are black and usually acted as mounts for the
Witch-king and the Nazgul. They also have talons and are very ferocious
creatures.

## Known Fell-beasts

* The Witch-king's Fell Beast
* Seven other unnamed Fellbeasts.

## Appearances

* The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (first appearance)
* The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
Filibert Bolger

**Filibert Bolger** was born at the end of Bilbo Baggins' journey, TA 2942. Later, he married Poppy Chubb-Baggins and is seen at Bilbo's birthday party in *The Fellowship of the Ring*. He is played by an unknown extra.

## Family

* Poppy Chubb-Baggins (wife)
* Adalbert Bolger (Father)
* Gerda Boffin (mother)
* Bolger family (paternal family
* Baggins and Chubb family (in-laws)
Elros (elf of Mirkwood)

**Elros** was an elf of Mirkwood.

## The Hobbit (film series)

### The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug

Elros is the "keeper of the keys," keeping the keys with him at all times. He is convinced by Galion and Feren to drink with their tastiest wine. After they become drunk, Bilbo Baggins, who has himself concealed thanks to the Ring, steals the keys from Elros to free the dwarves.
Brand

**Brand** is a character mentioned in *Lord of the Rings* books. He was the third king of Dale as the grandson of Bard, the father of Bard II. He was best friends with Dain Ironfoot, the king of Durin's Folk and King of Erebor. He is also the nephew of Sigrid and Tilda.

He was killed by orcs while his friend Dain guarded him to the death. Their sons took over to lead their friends and family and are finally victorious.-

## Family

* **Bain (father)**
* Sigrid (aunt)
* Tilda (aunt)
* Bard II (son)
* **Bard** (paternal grandfather)
* **Unnamed great-grandfather**
* **Girion**
* **Lady of Dale**
* **Girion's Son**
Caras Galadhon

**Caras Galadhon** (pronounced /ˈkaras ˈgalaðon/) was the chief city of Lothlórien, at the center of the whole woodland.

In the Naith of Lórien, the heart of the Silvan Elven realm, it was built within the Mallorn trees that Galadriel received from Tar-Aldarion, the seventh High King of Númenor. It served as the residence of Celeborn and Galadriel.

## Description

Caras Galadhon was circular in shape and about three thousand feet from east to west. It was surrounded by a wall of green earth and a deep fosse, or moat. On the western border, a long stone road outside the fosse ran for many dozens of miles also surrounded the city. The city could be accessed through a set of great gates which faced southwest.

The city was a host of Mallorn trees where the elves lived in flets atop the trees. Located in the city's center, atop the largest Mallorn in the city, was the flet of Celeborn and Galadriel and the Chamber of Celeborn.

Other notable features were Galadriel’s garden and her mirror, both in the southeast quarter.

## History

The building of the city was probably started by the Silvan-speaking Nandor elves who first settled the forest area of Lórien during the Time of the Trees under the light of stars, and was no doubt completed by the city's later Sindarin lords. No doubt beautiful during the days of Amdír and his son Amroth, it was their successors Celeborn and his wife Galadriel that made the city into a blissful but rather isolated Elven haven.

During the events of the War of the Ring, the Fellowship of the Ring was brought through Lórien to Caras Galadhon, and there met the lords of the Galadhrim. Around the time of the siege of Minas Tirith Lorien was besieged itself by Dol Guldur, three times.

During the Fourth Age, after Galadriel had left Lórien, Caras Galadhon was ruled by a lonely Celeborn as capital of a Lórien which now spanned both sides of the river Anduin, but at some point during the age he left for Valinor as well, and Caras Galadhon slowly became depopulated. It is unclear just how this came about since most of Lórien's people were Silvan Elves and, presumably, not necessarily inclined to leave Middle-earth so soon after Sauron's fall; there are different references to the Fate of the Elves of Middle-earth scattered throughout Tolkien's published works. Caras Galadhon is called a "great city" in the Lord of the Rings, and the impression is that its population numbered in the thousands. However, the "Tale of Aragorn and Arwen" in Appendix A depicts Caras Galadhon as wholly abandoned by the time of Aragorn II Elessar's death.
Carn Dum

**Carn Dûm** was the chief fortress of the realm of Angmar and the seat of its king. It was located at the western end of the Mountains of Angmar, the north-western extension of the Misty Mountains.

## History

In T.A. 1409 a great host from Angmar invaded and ravaged Cardolan and killed its last prince. Carn Dûm remained capital of Angmar since around T.A. 1300 to T.A. 1973, being briefly replaced by Fornost the last two years.

In 1974, the combined armies of Gondor, Lindon and Arnor crossed the river Lune and defeated the forces of Angmar in a great battle on the plain between Nenuial and the North Downs. The Witch-king and his surviving forces fled northwards toward Angmar, but they were overtaken by the cavalry of Gondor with prince Eärnur at their head and cut off by a force led by Glorfindel that came from the south out of Rivendell before before they were able to reach shelter in Carn Dûm. The Witch-king was able to flee, but the remaining forces of Angmar were utterly defeated and no man or orc of the realm of Angmar remained west of the Mountains. As a consequence, it is possible that Carn Dûm was destroyed. It is also possible that Carn Dûm was repopulated after 2480, when Orcs began making secret strongholds in the Misty Mountains, but the fate of Carn Dûm is not mentioned in the Annals of the Kings and Rulers or in the Tale of Years.

On September 28 of 3018 While Merry was trapped with Frodo in a Barrow, he had a dream that he and others were attacked and defeated by the men of Carn Dûm at night and that his heart had been pierced with a spear. Some say that this barrow was the grave of the last prince of Cardolan. It is possible that he dreamt of what happened to the last prince of Cardolan and his men.

It is ruled by Agandaûr, a descendant of the Black Númenóreans and a servant of Sauron.
Duel in Dol Guldur

**Duel in Dol Guldur**is  the brief duel between Sauron and Gandalf.

## History

Gandalf and Thrain attempted to escape, but Sauron had stopped them by appearing in a puff of black smoke and killed Thrain. Gandalf took up a last minute fight between him and Sauron. However, Sauron was able to overpoer Gandalf and have him imprisoned.
Battle in Erebor

**The Battle in Erebor** was a conflict of Quest of Erebor and featured in *The Desolation of Smaug*

## Prelude

After Bilbo was chased by Smaug, he took his ring and the Arkenstone quickly before Smaug ran him down. Thorin, after being encouraged by Balin, ran on to save him. He then ran into Bilbo, whom he was relieved to find alive, but he immediately asked where the Arkenstone was. However, Bilbo begged Thorin that Smaug was coming, but Thorin was still persistent on the stone. The hobbit started to leave before Thorin threatened Bilbo at sword-point. All of the sudden, he stopped and looked back to see Smaug advancing towards them, and turned his sword to the dragon. All of the sudden, the other Dwarves come in and protect Thorin and Bilbo before running away from their enemies.

## Chase in Erebor

### Evading Smaug

After losing Smaug, Dori believes that they had finally "given [Smaug] the slip", but Dwalin believes otherwise. Bilbo had then asked where they would go next and despite Balin's comments, Thorin goes to lead them to the West guardroom, only to find that the dwarves from Smaug's invasion were dead, leading Thorin to give them a speech on how they would go to kill the dragon. Thorin had them split up into many groups, taking Balin and Bilbo with him. They encounter Smaug, who goes to attack them before being dstracted by Dwalin and Nori's group, then Gloin, and Bifur's and Bombur's, Dori's and Ori's group.

However, Smaug was not delayed for long and attacked Thorin while he told Bilbo to retreat with Balin. Thorin was later saved by Dwalin and Nori from Smaug.

## Participants

* Smaug
* Balin
* Bifur
* Bilbo Baggins
* Bombur
* Dori
* Dwalin
* Glóin
* Nori
* Ori
* Thorin Oakenshield

## Difference from book

 Thorin goes to save Bilbo from Smaug, an event that did not happen in the original story.
 Thorin tells Bilbo and Balin to retreat when they are running from Smaug
Bill (Fellowship of the Ring)

**Bill the pony** is a minor character in the Lord of the Rings series.

## Character overview

Bill was born in Bree and was later purchased by Aragorn. He later became Aragorn's, Sam, Merry Pippin, and Frodo Baggins' carrier horse, carrying their items. . The hobbit Samwise Gamgee grew close with him. He also went part way during the quest to destroy the one ring. However because the fellowship entered Moria, Aragorn set him free, much to Sam's distraught. He debuted with his only appearance, *The Fellowship of the Ring*.

## Appearances

 *Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* (only appearance)
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## Articles that need to be written

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### Conflicts

* The Quest of Erebor
	+ Chase to Rivendell
	+ Attack of the Stone Giants
	+ Battle of Goblin-town
	+ Attack of the Wargs
	+ Attack of the Spiders
	+ Ambush of Mirkwood
	+ Fight in Lake-town
	+ Duel in Dol Guldur
	+ Attack on Lake-town
	+ Destruction of Lake-town
	+ Battle of Five Armies
Free Peoples

The Free Peoples of the World were those people who were not under Sauron's domination.

By the later Third Age Sauron had Orcs, Trolls and other creatures under his control, and other peoples like the Men of Darkness enslaved or allied with him. As such, the Free Peoples were the Elves, High and Middle Men, Hobbits, Dwarves, and any folk who opposed him.

In the Council of Elrond, Boromir made a mention of the "Free Lords of the Free", possibly referring to the rulers of the Free Peoples, such as Elrond or Denethor II, while suggesting that they should use the One Ring against Sauron.

The members of the Fellowship of the Ring were specifically chosen so that at least one representative of all the free peoples would be there: one for the Elves, one for the Dwarves and two for Men. As they had appeared relatively late in the knowledge of most, Hobbits were generally not reckoned among them until the War of the Ring.
Elrohir

**Elrohir** is one of the two older brothers of Arwen, the son of Elrond, the twin brother of Elladan, and the brother-in-law of Aragorn.

## Biography

Elrohir was the twin brother of Elladan, older brother of Arwen, and one of the three children and two the son of Celebrian and Elrond, born in TA 130.Only those who knew them could tell which one was different from the other. The brothers also inherited their father's long, dark brown hair.

In TA 2509, Elladan and Elrohir rescued their mother from a pack of orcs but she had been mentally wounded even though her husband fixed her poisoned, physical wound. The following year their mother left Middle-earth, and through this, Elladan and Elrohir developed a hatred of Orcs.

After the War of the Ring, though their father left Rivendell and Middle-earth, Elladan and Elrohir remained there. Like their father, paternal uncle, and sister, the brothers could decide if they would chose to be human or immortality. Whether they chose to live as humans is unknown; however, they could delay in their decision. Considering they stayed behind in Middle-earth for a time, they either decided to become humans or accept their immortality.
Frogmorton

**Frogmorton** was a village located in the Eastfarthing region of The Shire.

It was located on the Great East Road between the Three Farthing Stone and Whitfurrows. Its best known feature was The Floating Log inn. A short distance to the north lay a place where The Water broke into two streams, and in the middle was a watery marsh-like place, which may have been responsible for Frogmorton's name "Frog Marsh". Bilbo Baggins claims to have walked from Hobbiton to Frogmorton in The Hobbit.

## History

During the War of the Ring when Sharkey and his band of thugs took over The Shire, it was the base camp of the First Eastfarthing Troop company of Shirriffs who were responsible for arresting Frodo and Company when they returned to the Shire after the Quest of the Ring.
Framsburg

**Framsburg** was a town located on the northeastern edge of the Misty Mountains, on the other side of the spur from Angmar. It was the old capital of the Éothéod, founded by their brave Chieftain Fram, the slayer of Scatha, in TA 2000. It was abandoned around TA 2509 when the Éothéod traveled south to their new homes in Calenardhon, which later became known as Rohan.

The ruins of Framsburg apparently survived into the late Third Age and early Fourth Age, though nothing further is known of it.
Borin

**Borin** was a Dwarf of Durin's Folk, the second son of King Náin II and brother of Dáin I.After his brother and younger nephew Frór were slain, Borin departed from the Grey Mountains with his younger nephew Thrór to the Lonely Mountain and lived there until his death. He was an ancestor of both Balin and Gimli of the Fellowship of the Ring. He died in TA 2711.
Bilbo's Farewell Party

**Bilbo Baggins****' 111th birthday** was the fateful event that took place on September 22, TA 3000, and initiated the quest for Gollum and Gandalf learning more about the One Ring and, subsequently, the Quest of the Ring. It is also used as the framing device for the story of Bilbo's past adventures and the beginning of the War of the Ring

## History

In the morning of his birthday, Bilbo woke early. Intending to leave after the party to relive his adventures in the wild and see Erebor again, he first starts to write the true story of his adventures in the Red Book, for his cousin, Frodo Baggins.

Later that day, Frodo interrupted him, bringing replies to the party invitation. Bilbo warned him about his greedy relatives, The Sackville-Bagginses, and asked him to keep an eye over Lobelia Sackville-Baggins, which aroused Frodo's suspicion, later admitting that Bilbo "spoke for so long about leaving."

Bilbo asks Frodo to hang a sign on the door to deny people admittance, and the young Hobbit than runs off to Eastfarthing woods to greet Gandalf, who is due to arrive. Bilbo sits to reminisce about his adventures with the punctual Gandalf. He later enters his study to write the rest of his memoirs, now intended for a wider audience and so requiring certain details to be left out and requiring a new foreword concerning Hobbits.

Frodo waits for Gandalf, who is late, until he arrives on a carriage. He tells him that Bilbo has been a bit odd lately, which Gandalf reacts to suspiciously, being in on Bilbo's plan to leave Bag End to Frodo. Meanwhile, Bilbo misplaces his magic ring, looking for it frantically, before finding it in his vest pocket. He sits down, holding the ring just as Gandalf approaches, knocking at the door. He admits him in and they discuss Bilbo's plans to leave. Lobelia arrives and Bilbo hides from her.

At the evening of the **party**, Bilbo tells more of his adventures to a crowd of children before Lobelia arrives and Bilbo and Frodo hide. Bilbo tells Frodo that he'll "be alright". He rises to give a speech, bumbling a bit before announcing his departure and using his ring to disappear.

Gandalf returns to Bag End and confronted him, realizing the Ring's corrupting effect on the Hobbit and compelling him to leave it behind for Frodo. Bilbo left, thinking of an ending for his book: "and he lived happily ever after, till the end of his days." Bilbo leaves for Rivendell, while Gandalf touches the Ring, sensing its evil and is left to ponder on Bilbo's words until Frodo arrives.

The young Hobbit lamented Bilbo's departure and takes the Ring, still on the floor, to Gandalf, who warns him to keep it out of sight, and goes out to seek Gollum and find answers, eventually leading him to discover the Ring's origin and send Frodo off on the Quest of the Ring.

1. ↑ *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring*
Enchanted River

**The Enchanted River**is a river featured in *The Hobbit*. It debuts with its only appearance, *The Desolation of Smaug*.

The River is based on the same location of the same name from *The Hobbit*by J. R. R. Tolkien.

## History

During their travels in Mirkwood, Thorin and Company comes across an enchanted river cursed with a sleeping spell. Thorin has Bilbo cross first. When they see the Hobbit make it safely across, Thorin and the others follow. Thorin and Bilbo spot a dear across the river, with Thorin trying to shoot at it, but the Stag runs away before he is hit. However, Bombur falls into the river, shocking most of the company
Battle of Osgiliath

The **Battle of Osgiliath** in the War of the Ring occurred at the ruined city of Osgiliath in TA 3019, shortly before the Siege of Gondor.

## History

### Prelude

Osgiliath, defended by Boromir and Faramir, had been attacked some nine months earlier, which resulted in Sauron taking control of the city's eastern half. Boromir left Gondor to seek counsel at Rivendell (and would not return).

In the ensuing time, Faramir led several assaults with his rangers deep within Mordor-occupied Ithilien, ambushing enemy armies moving to the Black Gate; Frodo and Sam stumbled into one such attack*.*

While there were men defending the west side of Osgiliath, the Steward Denethor ordered Faramir to lead a force to reinforce them. Faramir and Prince Imrahil regarded the order ill advised, pointing out that they could not afford the casualties; nevertheless, Faramir complied.

### The battle

Mordor, however, was prepared. Months beforehand, the Orcs in East Osgiliath had been secretly constructing massive numbers of boats and rafts, and swelled with reinforcements from Harad they swarmed across the River Anduin to the Gondor positions on the other bank. After heavy fighting, the garrison under Faramir and his troops were forced to flee, first to the Rammas Echor and then to Minas Tirith itself.

One third of Faramir's troops were destroyed, and he was badly wounded in the retreat, when a poisoned Southron arrow pierced him; more severe damage was done by the Black breath of the Nazgûl. When the retreat was sure to be a disaster, the knights of Dol Amroth, led by Imrahil, initiated a sortie from Minas Tirith; the pursuing hordes were driven back and the garrison reached the city safely.

### Aftermath

In the meantime, the Orcs made makeshift repairs to several destroyed bridges. The main combined army of Mordor then arrived, formed from those that Frodo had seen leaving Minas Morgul; but this was "but one and not the greatest of the hosts that Mordor now sent forth": for on their way from Morgul Vale, the Morgul-host led by the Witch-king of Angmar had been joined by Haradrim from the south, and a far greater host that had massed at the Black Gate attacked Cair Andros. The two forces would then unite to attack Minas Tirith.

With Osgiliath now completely in the hands of Mordor and the Causeway Forts breached, the vast army of Sauron marched from the city and surrounded Minas Tirith, beginning the Siege of Gondor and leading directly into the Battle of the Pelennor Fields.
Elven-queen

## The Elvenqueen

A statue of the Elven-queen

"*My mother died there. My father does not speak of it. There is no grave, no memory, nothing.*"
—Legolas to Tauriel

The **Elven-queen** was the Queen of Mirkwood, wife of Thranduil, and the mother of Legolas.

## Character information.

The queen of Mirkwood may have been either a Lady, Princess or someone with a high status before becoming the Queen of Mirkwood. She was beloved by her son and husband. Thranduil gathered the White Gems of Lasgalen for her, but she never got to wear them.

During the Woodland Realm's War with the Kingdom of Angmar, the Elven-queen was taken by the Orcs to Gundabad, where she died. After this, Thranduil receded from the world, caring only to preserve his realm and family, and the Woodland Realm (which was later known as the forest of Mirkwood became neutral with the war on Sauron. There was no grave for her son nor her husband to grieve, although Thranduil had a statue of her likeness posted at the Elven gate.

Thranduil was never given back the necklace that he had commissioned from Thrór for her. During the Quest of Erebor and the Battle of Five Armies, he was obsessed with retrieving it, to the point of marching to war. Ultimately, he had forgotten that his relationship with his son was of greater importance.

## The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies

In the Battle of the Five Armies, Azog recently declared war on the heroes, causing Legolas to take his friend and elven companion Tauriel to Gundabad. When they were there, Legolas recalled his mother and told Tauriel that she died there after being tortured, and he is upset that he cannot ever grieve for her at her grave.

Thranduil mentioned to Legolas before he left to join Aragorn with the rangers of the North that his mother loved him more than anything, even life

## Family

* Thranduil (husband)
* Legolas (son)
* Oropher (father-in-law)
Frodo Gardner

**Frodo Gamgee** (also knowna s Frodo Gardner) was the first born son and second born child of Rose Cotton and Samwise Gamgee, younger brother of Elanor Gamgee and older brother of Goldilocks, Primrose, Ruby,, Daisy, Hamfast, Bilbo, Merry, Pippin, Robin, and Tolman (sons)

Frodo was named after Frodo Baggins.
Battle of Moria

The **Battle of Moria** (also known as the **Battle of Azanulbizar**) was a battle that took place in the Dimril Dale in TA 2799 between the Dwarves and the Orcs. It ended in a Dwarvish pyhrric victory.

After the sack of Erebor by Smaug, the refugees led by king Thrór, his son Thráin and grandson Thorin, arrived at Dunland. From there, Thror tried to lead them back to Moria, their first kingdom, only to find it infested with Orcs, led by the Gundabad Orc Azog.

In the battle, Azog swore the wipe out the royal line of Durin. He beheaded king Thror, defeated and captured his son Thrain (taking his Ring) and almost defeated his own son, Thorin. However, the young Dwarf prince picked up an oaken branch to repel Azog's attacks, and using a sword, cut off Azog's arm. The Orc was hauled back through the Dimril Gate and Thorin led the Dwarves, including his companions Balin and Dwalin, to victory.

However, their loses were too heavy to reclaim Moria, and Thrain's fate was unknown to the Dwarves. While Balin and Dwalin mourned the loss of their father, Fundin, Thorin looked through the bodies for his father, to no avail. He deluded himself into believing Azog died of his wounds, but in fact he would return to hunt him during The Quest of Erebor. Thorin also accused the Elves of nearby Lothlorien for looking over and doing nothing to stop the Orcs.
Elwing

**Elwing** was Princess of Doriath, the mother of Elrond and the parental grandmother of Arwen, Elladan and Elrohir.

## History

Elwing, as well as her brothers, were born in a house near Lanthir Lamath and lived there until her father went to Doriath to assume his inheritance as King of Doriath.

When the Sons of Fëanor attacked Doriath, all of her immediate family was either killed or lost, but those loyal to her family took Elwing as well as the Silmaril they sought and bore her away to the Havens of Sirion.

It was at the Havens that Elwing met Eärendil and later married him. She bore him twin sons, Elrond and Elros. Elrond later went on to marry Lady Celebrian, daughter of Lord Celeborn and Lady Galadriel of Lothlórien. From this marriage they produced three children, Elladan and Elrohir, twin brothers, and Arwen Undómiel, future Queen of Gondor. These children were therefore Elwing's grandchildren, a privilege shared with the Lord and Lady of Lothlórien. In the present matter at hand, Elwing was forced to abandon her children when the Sons of Fëanor came for the Silmaril in Elwing's possession. Rather than give it over, she threw herself into the Sea and was transformed into a great white bird.he flew continuously until she found her husband's sailing ship, the Vingilot. Then, on behalf of the Elves and Men of Middle-earth, they chose to sail for Valinor in the faint hope that they could make a final plea on behalf of those who suffered under Morgoth.

When they arrived, Elwing chose to accompany her husband onto the shores, even though she knew it might mean her death. While Eärendil journeyed to visit the Valar, Elwing walked the shores, eventually meeting the Elves of Alqualondë. There, she told them the tale of what was happening in Middle-earth and became much loved by them.

The Valar eventually agreed to go to war to aid those in Middle-earth, and also decided to give both Eärendil and Elwing the choice of which kindred they would belong. Eärendil, out of respect for his wife, allowed her to choose for the both of them. She chose to be counted among the elves, in honor of her foremother, Lúthien.

A white tower was later built for Elwing where she could live. It was also said that the birds taught her their language and that she would fly to meet Eärendil when he returned from his nightly voyages.
Bungo Baggins

Bungo Baggins is Bilbo's father and Belladonna Took's husband, son of Laura Grubb and Mungo Baggins, nephew of Lavender Grubb and brother of Belba, Longo, Linda, and Bingo Baggins

## Family information

### Parents:

Laura Grub (mother)Mungo Baggins (Father)

### Grandparents:

* Berylla Boffin (paternal grandmother)
* Balbo Baggins (paternal grandfather)

### Siblings:

* Belba Baggins (younger sister)
* Linda Baggins (younger sister)
* Bingo Baggins (younger brother)
* Longo Baggins (younger brother)

## Production information

### First seen:

*The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* (picture only)

### Last seen:

*The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies* (portrait appearance only)

## Biography

Bungo was born TA 2846, about ninety-five years before quest of Erebor. He had been the oldest of five children, with four other younger siblings: Belba in TA 2856, Longo in TA 2860, Linda in TA 2862 and Bingo born in TA 2864. He married Belladonna Took and Bungo built bag end for his wife and unborn child. They later had a son together, Bilbo born in TA 2990. Bungo died in Ta 2946, when Bilbo was thirty six years old and his wife survived him by eight years. His portrait thing in bag end by Bilbo for a very long time.

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit (Book)* (mentioned)
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* (picture only)
* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey* (portrait only)
* *The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies* (portrait appearance only)