YayGollum
07-10-2006, 01:30 AM
Greetings, minds of differing talents? How much to you enjoy this The Noldorin Forge section? I'm not a large fan of the name, but oh well. :rolleyes: Here is a project for at least the book section types and the Role-Playing Games types. (I've never tried this before! :rolleyes: ) --->
Role-Playing Games Geeks ---> Toss your questions at the experts! Ran across something in that The Silmarillion book that you wonder about if it was explained further in some History Of Middle Earth book that you don't own? These crazy book geeks are always happy to help. I'm one of them, too. I am allowed to say that. :rolleyes:
Book Geeks ---> Come on. Join an R. P. G. thing. You people have fun with theorizing and debating and listing, yes? Why not jump into the stuff that you're interested in by way of showing us your opinions on what's possible. Yet again, I bring up my profile thread ---> http://www.thetolkienforum.com/showthread.php?t=17410 Sure, many point out that they haven't had the chance to acquire much confidence in their writing skills. No large deal, I write. I shudder as I look back on my first attempts at role-playing. But it was still fun. :rolleyes:
For starters ---> I plan on unveiling an R. P. G. thing set way into the future of that Middle Earth place, when elves have turned into fairies and most of the stuff that that Tolkien dude wrote about has been turned into legends. A young heir to a shipping business working out of that Forodwaith place loses his father to wanderlust. He's probably got a bit of Numenorean in him. After a bit of prodding, he makes a journey to round up adventurers willing to brave the legendarily terrifying waters surrounding the places that his father has likely gotten himself lost in. Lots of sailing to places besides Middle Earth.
A chance for many to check out Valinor, the Dark Lands, the Enchanted Isles, and whatever else. I am looking for magical types who have had to adapt to Mannish culture and wish to use this kid to take them to other lands, where fantastical beings are more common.
I am also looking for a bit of information. What am I missing, book geeks? What was the name of that island that the Ythlings came from? What were those few things that were mentioned about the Dark Lands? Anything about the Enchanted Isles besides people falling to sleep if they touch them? Any sea monsters besides Fastitocalon and Uin? Oh, yeah, mermaids and any random Ulmo vassals that I can come up with. That sort of thing.
Role-Playing Games Geeks ---> Toss your questions at the experts! Ran across something in that The Silmarillion book that you wonder about if it was explained further in some History Of Middle Earth book that you don't own? These crazy book geeks are always happy to help. I'm one of them, too. I am allowed to say that. :rolleyes:
Book Geeks ---> Come on. Join an R. P. G. thing. You people have fun with theorizing and debating and listing, yes? Why not jump into the stuff that you're interested in by way of showing us your opinions on what's possible. Yet again, I bring up my profile thread ---> http://www.thetolkienforum.com/showthread.php?t=17410 Sure, many point out that they haven't had the chance to acquire much confidence in their writing skills. No large deal, I write. I shudder as I look back on my first attempts at role-playing. But it was still fun. :rolleyes:
For starters ---> I plan on unveiling an R. P. G. thing set way into the future of that Middle Earth place, when elves have turned into fairies and most of the stuff that that Tolkien dude wrote about has been turned into legends. A young heir to a shipping business working out of that Forodwaith place loses his father to wanderlust. He's probably got a bit of Numenorean in him. After a bit of prodding, he makes a journey to round up adventurers willing to brave the legendarily terrifying waters surrounding the places that his father has likely gotten himself lost in. Lots of sailing to places besides Middle Earth.
A chance for many to check out Valinor, the Dark Lands, the Enchanted Isles, and whatever else. I am looking for magical types who have had to adapt to Mannish culture and wish to use this kid to take them to other lands, where fantastical beings are more common.
I am also looking for a bit of information. What am I missing, book geeks? What was the name of that island that the Ythlings came from? What were those few things that were mentioned about the Dark Lands? Anything about the Enchanted Isles besides people falling to sleep if they touch them? Any sea monsters besides Fastitocalon and Uin? Oh, yeah, mermaids and any random Ulmo vassals that I can come up with. That sort of thing.