Anyone familiar with a Lassaraukar?

[Losthuniel]

as ik was browsing through some LotR sites, i came across Cabed en Aras (http://www.cabed-en-aras.com/). There are some intersting articles on that site, dealing with creatures, supposedly from Tolkien's works. List includes: Lassaraukar, the Dindae of Nan Guldin,The Demons of Aglarond, Lesh-Y of the Court of Ardor, Mourfuin,the Lord Demon of Ardor , Razarac, The Winds of Taurang
the thing is, i have never come across any of these in my reading. Were they actually created by Tolkien, or did the author of the page pull it out of his own head?

[ July 17, 2002: Message edited by: Losthuniel ]

[Evenstar1]

Never heard of any of those "creatures," and some of those names don't even sound "Tolkienesque!" (Albeit I am NOT the CTE -- Chief Tolkien Expert -- here.) But really: "Lesh-Y?" "Mourfuin?" Sounds Fish-Y to me.

[Losthuniel]

Mourfuin sounds like Morfuin which means black Night (i used that name in a fanfic, a while ago)

[Evenstar1]

Maybe "Mourfuin" is a typo?

[Birdland]

Losthuniel - I always say: when in doubt, ask Google.com! I entered one of the creature names in the search engine, and the results all lead to pages having to do with Tolkien role-playing card games.

Even better, all the results were in foreign languages, which meant I got to use the Google translator. The literal translations are worth the price of admission. smilies/biggrin.gif

Bottom line though: these creatures all appear to be in a Tolkien-based card game, possibly published in Europe only.

[Losthuniel]

ohhhh! thank you for clearing that up, Birdland. It makes sense now.