D it is! :)

Your turn!

Wow... My thread lasted this long? Nice ^_^

I wont continue it though because anything I post'll be way too easy for you guys because I haven't read LotR in ages.

Easy one to get this going...
 

Is Rhosgobel:
A) a warlord serving the Witch-King of Angmar?
B) Radagast's home?
C) the Elvish name of Skinbark?
D) a river in Dunland?

B) is correct, of course. But I don't deny that D) or even more A) would be very interesting answers as well (meaning it would be fantastic if they were right :) )

Well, I don't know what is so particularly fascinating about rivers in Dunland :p, but anyway, the thread is yours as you're obviously correct. :D

You know, from certain time I realized that all the places in Enedwaith, Minhiriath and Dunland are so mysterious that any information about them would be certainly interesting. And we don't know how the Dunnish names sounded like; so maybe something like Rhosgobel would be possible. The Witch-King's lieutenant was a better idea, though.

Is Adunakhor:

A) a mountain in East Beleriand?
B) the sword of Thingol?
C) true name of the Eight Ringwraith?
D) a Númenorean king?

Even without checking it in the book, you can notice it sounds Numenorean.

So D.

Definitely not C cause his name is Carl.

Okay, whatever. Please continue.

Another poke to The Might... :)

Maybe he doesn't hear well enough.

MIIIIIIIIIIGHT!!!!!!!

Ah, sorry!

Well...I find this game too easy, anyway at least as long as Legate is around, but still:

Carl isn't the Nazgul, but actually he is a Hobbit from the family:

A. Burrows
B. Bolger
C. Proudfoot
D. Cotton

You two really make me laugh... :D

Cotton?

Yep. indeed some distant relative of Rosie.

Soronto

A) Fëanor's servant
B) Saeros's brother
C) Aldarion's nephew
D) Mardil's son

I'm guessing C) Aldarion's nephew.

Good guess. The thread is yours. :D

Angrim was:

A) A fortress in Gondor.
B) The third son of Finarfin.
C) Gorlim's father.
D) The knife used by Beren to cut the Silmaril from Morgoth's crown.

I'm guessing... D?

Wrong!:D

Is the answer C: Gorlim's father?

I'll got with the knife.

*a whisper in the wind* ...That was Angrist. I believe Groin is right. ...

:D

Gorlim's father it is. Please take the thread, Groin.:)

Yipee, I did it!:D

This person fought in the Battle of the Five Armies and the Battle of the Dale. Who was it?

A. Azog
B. Dain II Ironfoot
C. King Brand
D. King Thranduil

Good luck!:)

B) Dain II Ironfoot.

Excellent, the thread's yours. :cool:

Nóm is one of the names of:

A) A Vala.
B) An Elven king.
C) A dwarf who accompanied Balin to Moria.
D) A river in Ithilien.

I say B), it was the name of Finrod (and some other elves in general).

Yes, it's Finrod. And the "Nómin" were the Noldor– this is meant to be the origin of "gnome".:D

Your turn.

The Oghor-hai were:

A) A kind of big Orcs
B) A kind of small Men
C) A kind of clever Trolls
D) A kind of stupid Elves

I'm guessing B).

Edit: adding to that, I think it's the Black Speech name for the Drúedain.

Indeed, it was an Orc word for the Drúedain. Your turn.

Salmar was:

A) A bay on the coast of Dol Amroth.
B) A member of the Took Family.
C) A Maia.
D) A city in Númenor.

Hmmm... that's very tricky.

I would say, C?

And you'd be right. :)

Yes, I wasn't sure whether it isn't a Took after all, because I don't know the English names of the Hobbits. (So you now know my weakness.) I could have added he's the maia of Ulmo (now that I know I was right I can say that with certainty).

Okay... what about this:

Shathur is:

A) Name of one of the Orcs who died in Cirith Ungol
B) Orcish word for "old man"
C) Adunaic name of one of Aldarion's ships
D) A Dwarven name for a peak in the Misty Mountains

The word sounds to nice to be Orcish and dosen't sound like Khuzadul. Is it C?

Nope, it isn't C. :)

How about A)?

Not even A) :)

In fact I am content, 50% of the answers were wrong, which in a question like that means a lot. :)