Elrohir Elrond's son
sp?

The Misty Mountains, through which Elrohir and Elladan were traveling when Strider and the hobbits reached Rivendell.

Kazhad-dum, within those mountains.

The Balrog

Gandalf the Grey !

Radagast the Brown

Alatar the Blue !

Saruman the White

Uruk-Hai, a "foul breed"

Orcs

Yrch !

Fire! [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img]

What happened to the definitions? Keep it fun AND educational or I'll close it.

Udun, the dark fire made by Morgoth.

The balrog of Khazad-dum, challenged and defeated by Gandalf.

Ummm ..back to the balrog already...

Istari, another subdivision of the Ainur like the Balrogs!

mithrandir

Hey, say the definitions! Else he'll close it!

Olorin, Mithrandir's name in the Elder Days.

Curumo - The name in Valinor of the Maia who came to Middle-earth as Saruman during the Third Age.

Wormtongue: a man who was a spy for saruman and an advisor to Theoden, king of Rohan

Theodred: son of Theoden and Second Marshal of the Mark. Tried to keep wormtogue away from his father, but died in the Battles of the Fords of Isen.

Eömer - Cousin of Theodred, Rider of Rohan, fought at the Battle of the Pelennor Fields.

Rohirrim, the Horse-lords of Rohan that Eomer led.

Shadowfax, the great steed of Rohan, untameable by man, and the mount of Gandalf at his need.

Théoden - The son of Thengel and the seventeenth King of Rohan.

He was the last of the Second Line. He led the Rohirrim at the Battle of the Hornburg, and was killed in the Battle of the Pelennor defending Minas Tirith.

Merry: full name Meriadoc Brandybuck. A hobbit from the shire who journeyed with Frodo. Latter ended up becomeing Theodens Sword thain. He was in the battle of the Palenor fields and helped to kill the king of the Ringwraiths.

Pippin friend of Merry and later Thain of the Shire.

Faramir - son of Denethor Steward of Gondor. Rescued from death by Pippen/Peregrin Took.

Eowyn, the Lady of Rohan, his wife.

The Nazgul King whom she killed

Angmar, the realm of the Witch-king, in the far north of the Misty Mountains;

Carn-Dum, it's chief city or something.

Hmmm.. I'm really not sure what Carn dum is but no one has posted in a while so, chief city? How about Minas Tirith, the tower of the guard. Is the home town of Boromir and Faramir. Has 7 levels.

Minas Ithil, or the "Tower of the Rising Moon," the companion tower to Minas Tirith's "Tower of the Setting Sun" when Isildur and Anárion shared the realms of Gondor.
Originally built upon a shoulder of the Mountains of Shadow as a threat to Mordor, Minas Ithil later became infamously known as Minas Morgul.

Cirith Ungol, the tower at the pass beyond Minas Morgul into Mordor.

barad-dur greatest tower in mordor

Greatest tower in the third age, I'd say.(Barad-dur)

Tol-in-Gaurhoth, the site of another of Sauron's towers, in the first age of course.

Finrod Felagund who died in Tol in Guarhoth, the tower he built himself, protecting Beren from death.

Barahir, rescuer of Finrod Felagund in the Dagor Bragollach and receiver of Finrod's ring

Gorlim, who was tricked by Suaron into betraying Barahir and his band of outlaws on Dorthonion.