The A to Z of middle earth.
 

Ok,this is how it works, like a childrens rhyming A-Z, but all the word used must be things from middle-earth, the undying lands or numenor.

One person gives the first line. fort example. "A is for Anduril, the flame of the west"
THe other players must make up a rhyming line. for example "B is for Bilbo, whom gandalf knew best."

When the reply has been made, that player may then set a rhyme for the next rhyming couplets.

"C is for Celeborn, in Lothlorien green.

and the other players must once again come up with a second part for this couplet.

The game continues to the end of the alphabet. Try it! It's harder than it looks.

I'll start with.

A is for Aragorn, both Ranger and King,

I'm pretty sure someone's done this game before, but I'm certainly not complaining. (It was something like Gashlycrumb Downers, anyway.)
B is for Balrogs, without or with Wings.

C is for Carcharoth, Erchamion's foe.

That be a good game!
 

D is for Dimholt you surely don't know.

E for Eärendil, mariner he was.

F is for Forodwaith, men of the frost.

G is for Glamdring, "Beater" to Orcs...

H is for Helevorn, with seagulls and storks

I is for Ironfoot, dwarf kings renowned

J in the Elvish tongue is a letter unfound,

K is for Khazad-dum where the Dwarves once delved.

[/B][/B]L Is for Lomelendi, favoured bird of elves.

M Is for Melkor, enemy dark...

N is the Noldor, their future so stark.

O is for Olwe, the master of waves.

P is for Pukel-Men, Primative Braves.

Q is for Quenya the language of Elves.

R is for Redhorn, where the Durin's folk delves.

S is for Sauron, the famous Dark Lord,

T is for Turin, wielding Eol's blackened sword

U is for Ungoliant, weaving webs of gloom

V is for Valar, who bought Melkor Doom (not strictly accurate)

W is for white wargs, hungry and wild.

Y for Yávië - we're skipping X, right?

OR, if you insist, there is nothing on X from Tolkien, but maybe at least on this forum

X is for Xyzzy, the wolf by your side.

ALL RIGHT, that was enough - now seriously

Y for Yavanna, gentle and mild.

Z for Zirakzigil - this is the end;
should we now turn it and start again?

A is for Aulë, who made 13 dwarves (one was Durin!)

B is for Beren , who walked the earth with one hand

I don't think you quite grasped the concept. Um, which one should I reply to?