Nár it was, yes.

Fine :) So... here's another one, a little bit changed to make it more interesting:

Who was the only one at Minas Tirith who could see the night breeze?

The Rohirrim, as Ugluk says they can see the night-breeze.

Ha-hahahaaa, wrong. :)

Only to note: we are in Character Trivia, so it's only one individual.

And to clear it up a little bit more, I'm speaking of someone who was in Minas Tirith at the time of siege.

Could it be Denethor? I know there was some talk in Minis Tirith about his Palantir.

Or Shadowfax? Sometimes animals are said to be scared by things like that...

Finduilas is right! Here's the evidence:
Shadowfax was a horse of Rohan and was in Minas Tirith. TM, you were close, but Uglúk said this about the horses, and not men :)

Finduilas, please take the thread.

Thanks.

I couldn't think of a good question, so this will have to do...

What is the name of the Elf that met Frodo, Sam, and Pippin in the Shire?

Gildor Inglorian I believe

Elen sila lumenn omentielvo.
Darn, now I have to think of something... http://www.clicksmilies.com/s1106/fr...smiley-010.gif

Aye, aye captian.

ARrr Matey, set us a course for the white shores at world's end. ArrrHAhahahahhah!. http://www.clicksmilies.com/s1106/ve...smiley-056.gif

Ok I got one, it's pretty easy though: In the last battle when the world is old, who will be at Tulkas's left hand...?

Turin Turambar

Arrr...

Arr Arr...
But who was at his right...?
*I guess Beleg knows*

Arrr, that I do. "and on his right hand shall be Eonwë"

Yes...still calle Fionwe back then

Hmm... okeeey another easy one: who called the Mereth Aderthad?

I believe it was Fingolfin that organized that.

Arrr.

What Rohirrim sensed a change in the air?

Widfara?

yes

Who professed to never wanting to eat an apple again, after a certain "adventure"?

Wasn't it Kili? (I'm not sure now if it wasn't Fili...)

Um... well amusingly, I don't have the book with me, and I'm not totally sure either :o . Oh well, you can have it since you know.

It was Fili (just so you know for sure).

lol. So sorry that I didn't know, but it seems as if two guesses are allowed, and Legate kind of guessed two, and therefore would have gotten it.

Thanks Beleg.

Well, I actually wasn't sure which one was it, but I knew it was one of them. But okay, let's have another.

Could you name some Middle-Earth's vegetarian? (Of course, the question is not based just on an assumption, but on real evidence from the books which explicitely states that someone was a vegetarian.)

Beorn. Unless vegetarians don't drink milk or eat honey...

Depends...Lacto-ovo vegetarianism means you also eat honey, milk and eggs, while veganism means none of them.
But I was thinking about Fangorn. I mean ent draughts are vegan, right?

You are both right, though Finduilas was first. Since I said "vegetarian" in general, it may include people who drink milk etc. Actually, my first thought when I formed this question was Beorn. So, Finduilas, take the thread.

TM can have it since I just did, and I don't have any riddles at present.

Your thread The Might.

Well...thanks.
Who had an accident while carrying a load of rocks?

A quick question, are these confined to any particular books, if so which? I have seen what appear to be Silm, Hobbit, and LotR.

Well, since it's character trivia, I guess you can take any book (except HoMe though)

Haha. It's been ten days, and I claim this thread!

Might, go 'head and give us another.

Nah, try answering this one...
A tip: it's linked to the White Mountains...this should make it easy :)

Hey, I'm not sure now, but I remember something about a giant who had this accident and this way formed the Valley of Stone Wains... or how is it called in original... I don't know his name, though. Is it possible you mean him?

Yes, this is true, but I believe it is another valley.

But is it true? Funnily enough, this is the first time something like that happened to me, but I don't know where the information can be found :) Not that I generally have to look it up, but normally I know where to find it to check... I guess the story comes from some improbable source, like HoME... which would mean that you contradict your own post above. *points up about four or five posts earlier*

Well, folk say many things. ;)