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Stories, lore and art from J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Silmarillion, The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings, and Middle-earth universe.

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Let’s play a game! Comment who’s your favourite Hero from the First Age of Middle-earth: Beren Erchamion, Túrin Turambar, Tuor Ulmondil, or Eärendil the Mariner?

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“Then Morwen was distraught, and refusing the counsel of Melian she rode forth alone into the wild to seek her son, or some true tidings of him.”

Artwork by Alan Lee

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“But Túrin came to his aid, and all fled before him; and he bore Gwindor out of the rout, and escaping into a wood there laid him on the grass.”

Credit to the artist

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“‘Who are you?’ said Túrin.

‘A wandering Elf, a thrall escaped, whom Beleg met and comforted,’ said Gwindor. ‘Yet once I was Gwindor son of Guilin, a Lord of Nargothrond, until I went to the Nirnaeth Arnoediad, and was enslaved in Angband.’”

Artwork by Travelingfinrod

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“There he made a song for Beleg, and he named it Laer Cú Beleg, the Song of the Great Bow, singing it aloud heedless of peril. And Gwindor gave the sword Anglachel into his hands.”

Artwork by MaraEmerald

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“There Gwindor spoke to Túrin: ‘Awake, Túrin son of Húrin Thalion! On Ivrin’s Lake is endless laughter. She is fed from crystal fountains unfailing, and guarded from defilement by Ulmo, Lord of Waters, who wrought her beauty in ancient days.’”

Artwork MaraEmerald

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“But Beleg stumbling up seized back the sword and thrust it at the Dwarf, and Mîm in terror fled wailing from the hill-top. And Beleg cried after him: ‘The vengeance of the House of Hador will find you yet!’”

Artwork by Murrauddin

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“And it chanced at a time of evening that Túrin and his outlaws came upon three Dwarves, who fled before them; but one that lagged behind was seized and thrown down.”

Artwork by Anke Eißmann

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in 2001, Frodo Baggins starts his journey with eight companions to Mount Doom in “the Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.” It marked the first film in Peter Jackson’s epic fantasy trilogy.

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