Adan, perhaps?

Yeah, I'm back even after my performance last time. Kiril! Doh! :rolleyes:

Secondborn? Atani?

3(N)

N = No

I dind't do NO, cause that woudl technically be (N)(O), and i dont' wanna get into multiplication at this hour

Mortals? Visitors/Guests?

Snope. Here's a hint: 2 words, one of them being 'the'

The Strangers? The Inscrutable?

lol nope! Guess it already :mad:

They haven't been guessed yet, Perks.
 

:p

The Usurpers? The Afterborn?

Lies! Lies and Slander!
 

Usurpers indeed! I yield my thread to you!


BTW, check out the leaf :D

I like it too.
 

The Mighty Wighty must have put it in just now! :D

Enedwaith,

Elendilmir

Lovely, isn't it?
 

Um...Gem of Arnor?

Sorry.
 

Haha, now I have my chance to say you're wrong! :p

Yeah...i'm afraid of what i'll have to do: Actually try for the answer


It's math all over again...

hmm
 

If i understandt this correct i am to guess another name for Elendilmir ?

Crown of Arnor :confused:

Yes and No.
 

Yes, I'm looking for another for the Elendilmir.

And no, your answer is incorrect.

What about . . .
 

Star of the Dúnedain ?

Sorry.
 

Still wrong.

This pussels me !
 

I could not think of any more names for it so i have begun searching in all of my Tolkien books, and so far the only thing i can find is : The Star of Elendil

If this is not the right answer then i wil just go lie in a corner and wait for death to come !(again)

I loath to have to say this, but . . .
 

You're still wrong.

No, don't do that! We'll give hintses, yess, gollum gollum.

The name I'm looking for is embedded in a reference to one of its wearers.

Arrgh
 

I can not take this any more i use al my time looking for the answer, i can not sleep, i can not eat, I am a shell of a man ! ! !¨

Is it Elfstone ?

:(

Sorry, still incorrect.
 

The Elfstone is Elessar, not the Elendilmir. ;)

Speaking of Elessar . . . OK, one more big hint. Read the coronation of King Elessar to see this name for the Elendilmir.

I have lost
 

I did know that, but i just could not find anything besides Star of the North. Since i this dos not seem to have any reference to a former owner it could not be it.
:confused:
I have been looking at the passage in the book and this is still all i have found.
Unless you were thinking of the Crown of Eärnur, but that is not the Elendilmir!

So i think i will just realise the facts.

Even thoug i got plenty of help i am a total failure! :(

Hey! Hey now!
 

Hey, I just said a reference to one of its wearers, not a former owner. So that one is actually correct. :D

I'm glad your perseverance paid off. Your turn. :)

I won i won ! ! !
 

Im so happy, my life suddenly makes sence! :)

Maybe this is a bit easy. . .

Nen Girith

That's just swell, Rune.
 

:)

Dimrost?

Absolutely correct.

Your turn.

Thanks!
 

OK, not so nassty one--I can't think up of a nassty one today, enedwaith.

Gil-estel

your right it is not as nassty.

I belive there are only two answers to this one

one of them is Evening Star

Sorry.
 

Not that one. I'm looking for a person. ;)

Just Beutifull
 

Arrgh a trap. you give me a falls sence of securety by saying that it is not nasstey and then when i get over confident. BANG right between the eyes ! ! !

Ok im tired and are going to bedt, so a last guess it will be.

hmm. Gil-estel means Star of Hope as i recall, but you were looking for a name.

I belive Aragorn's name was Estel !

Was this the answer you were looking for?

Nope.
 

He's a guy in Silm, a star dude. Oh rather, a dude in a star. ;)

Vingilot, wasn't it? Or was it Earrame?

'Tis Eärendil.

Alcarillo got it.
 

I was, indeed, looking for Eärendil.

Your turn. :)

(NK, what happened to you? :p )

Thanks!
 

Theoden?

Yep, it's Theoden. Your turn, Perky.

yay! Since I just found this out (through my own research), I'll try this one out!


Wilwarin

I think i read it ment Cassiopeia.

(In a companion or somthing like that)

Yup yup!

Wilwarin, the butterfly of the stars, is more commonly known as Cassiopea :D