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Lotho ---> Thranduil
NO Hobbits! NO Maier/ainur Only one human Only one elf |
Lotho-> Ruffian*-> Squint-eyed Southerner**-> Lord of the Nazgûl-> (Nazgûl shot down over Sarn Gebir)-> Legolas-> Thranduil
*who called Frodo a "cockawhoop" **half orc at Prancing Pony |
Sorry, but no! Ruffians and Nazgul are both mannish in orgin. Try again.
It can actually be done with one regular human and one regular elf. |
Lotho-> Wormtongue-> Legolas -> Thranduil
One man, one Elf, keep moving. [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img] |
Precisely Saucepans - my elf was Celeborn, but I forgot to put a restriction angainst 'direct family' - you can continue!
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Cheers Telch. [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]
Sheesh! It's getting hard to think these up. So here's a fairly easy one. Glaurung -> Ancalagon Assuming that Glaurung and Ancalagon were not themselves acquainted. [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img] And no Elves or Ainur. |
Is it as simple as:
Glaurung -> Turin -> Tuor -> Earendil -> Ancalagon ? |
No. Turin and Tuor never met, and are not immediately related in the sense required by the rules.
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Actually Túrin and Tuor did meet at the ruin of Ivrin:
"Thus only for a moment, and never again, did the paths of those kinsmen, Túrin and Tuor, draw together." And just in case that doesn't make Telchar's answer legit, I have one of my own. Glaurung-> Mablung-> Fingolfin-> Thorondor-> Ancalagon Mablung was at the Mereth Aderthad with Fingolfin and Thorondor carried Fingolfin's body away from the duel at the Gates of Angband. |
Glaurung-> Turin-> Hurin-> Thorondor-> Ancalagon
really long : Glaurung-> Turin-> Hurin-> Huor -> Tuor -> Earendil -> Ancalagon |
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Of course, if I was being really mean, I could rule Thorondor out as possibly being a Maia. [img]smilies/evil.gif[/img] [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img] But I won't, so Lindol has it (although you gave the two formulations that I had, Telchar). Plese proceed, Lindolirian. [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img] |
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Glaurung-> Turin-> Hurin-> Huor -> Tuor -> Earendil -> Ancalagon Which does not in ANY way contain ainur OR LET ME SEE TWO ELVES ???? [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img] |
By Jove, you are right old chap! I knew that there was a reason for me placing a restriction on those dratted Elves. [img]smilies/rolleyes.gif[/img] [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img]
Sorry, Lindol, but Telchar has the right of it. [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img] |
Cemendur -> Lobelia
... any which way you want! |
Cemendur-> Meneldil-> Isildur-> Elrond-> Bilbo-> Lobelia
BTW good catch there Telchar. I hadn't checked this thread until now, so I didn't even know I "had" it. Phooey... forgot about dem dang Elves [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img] |
Yeah [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img] Dang elves! You are of course correct - go on.
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Lomion->Ondoher
No Ainur <font size=1 color=339966>[ 5:34 PM December 11, 2003: Message edited by: Lindolirian ] |
Lomion->Idril->Eärendil->Elrond-?>Arvedui->Ondoher
-?> = a questionable link. [img]smilies/cool.gif[/img] |
Nope. This one has the full six separations. (->) Seven people.
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Lomion -> Idril -> Eärendil -> Elrond -> Valandil -> Arvedui -> Ondoher
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O sure... I'll let ya have it. Its not quite the one I had, but go ahead.
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Ok...hmm... this one is going to be a bit snarky.
Turin -> Dior |
Snarky? There must be some limitations that you forgot because it's as easy as
Turin-> Thingol-> Luthien-> Dior or a more "snarky" version: Turin-> Morwen-> Baragund-> Barahir-> Beren-> Dior |
This falls under the definition of a stagnant thread, correct, since "no response has been given by the question setter to the last answer" for at least 10 days?
I assume Lindolirian's answer is correct, but I shall ask a new one: Mim --> Elwing |
Mim-> Turin-> Thingol ->Luthien-> Dior-> Elwing
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Yes, that is what I was looking for. [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img] You could have left out Luthien, too, since Dior is Thingol's heir.
Your turn. |
*Shrugs* It seemed better to have six, just bearing in mind the title [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]
Feanor-> Dior |
Feanor -> Galadriel -> Celeborn -> Galathil -> Nimloth -> Dior??
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Not the way I was looking for but yes, that works.
Your turn [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img] |
*grins* ... hehe, just realised I could've done that one with 3 names rather than that roundabout way ... okay, um, thinking...
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Miriel (the daughter of Tar-Palantir) -> Eilinel
maximum of 5 names... |
Well we are supposed to avoid the use of Sauron, since he is connected with almost everyone, so this could be more than a little bit tricky. Actually, now that I look at it, I do not think I can do it without using Sauron. If I did use him, it would look something like this
Miriel->Ar-Pharazon->Sauron->Barahir->Eilinel Otherwise, I am stumped. |
Ah! Sorry, I forgot about not using Sauron ... didn't read the rules carefully enough. [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img] Yeah, yours was the same as mine, save that I replaced Barahir with Gorlim. Go ahead. [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]
(Sorry again! Just like me to mess up the first one I do on this thread...) |
Don't worry about it Ruitha [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img] , the first five or six times I attempted to post in the "Quiz Room" or "Quotable Quotes," I was informed by a more knowledgeable member of the Barrow Downs that I had, in fact, violated Forum Policy. Yours however, was not a very grievous mistake since it simply says try not to use Sauron, Gandalf or Saruman.
Here's mine: Deorwine-->Dwalin |
Deorwine -> Eomer -> Theoden -> Merry -> Frodo -> Bilbo -> Dwalin
Will that work? |
Not exactly what I was looking for, since I do not know if Bilbo had any direct relationship with Dwalin, and since that is seven people. Keep trying! [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]
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Deorwine -> Eomer -> Aragorn -> Gimli -> Gloin -> Dwalin?
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Good job, Ruitha! That works well enough.
The one I had thought of was: Deorwine-->Theoden-->Aragorn-->Bilbo-->Balin-->Dwalin Your turn. |
Okay, try:
Urwen -> Sam Maximum of 7 names, and no Elves, eagles, or dragons... |
Urwen->Húrin->Morgoth->Ungoliant->Shelob->Sam
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