Arda

Exactly! Now someone ask a question.

Thank you. Now will someone please ask a question?

The Valar don't I belive but the Maiar are shape shifters, most of them anyways. If not most of them then all of them.

-- Edited by Olorin on Tuesday 1st of June 2010 06:38:18 PM

Ya she seems evil but she is beautiful and good once you get to know her. And she is a wich, an Elven Mage in a way.

I do not know some wereid magic of Saruman's!

I was reading the chapter urku-hai they seem very similar to the bad guys of the redwall book because the insul eachother,the leaders kill the winey lowerclass soldiers, they like makeing people afraid of them, and when confronted with some body stonger then them they chicken out

well they still would be ugly looking

what if there was a creature the size and shape of an ent but made of stone and I know how much your going to hate this olorin

I will have to look it up. I don't think that such a thing exists though.

Wow, according to the Encyclopedia of Arda, they do exist.
This is taken directly from the site.

Mighty creatures of the Misty Mountains, and perhaps elsewhere in Middle-earth. The only known reference to them occurs in The Hobbit, in which Bilbo and the Dwarves encounter them as they cross the Misty Mountains. During a storm, the Stone-giants emerge, and cast huge boulders about a rocky valley as part of a bizarre game.

The difficulty of fitting Stone-giants (and all giants, for that matter) into Tolkien's world has led some to see the Stone-giants as a metaphor for crashing thunderbolts, or something similar. However, the detail of the Stone-giants' description, and the occurrence of other giants in Tolkien's work, makes it seem likely that these creatures actually did exist in Middle-earth.

Here is the link to that site.
http://www.glyphweb.com/arda/s/stonegiants.html

Interesting.

Ya I know that but I usumed they are just called stone giants because they throw stones. They don't call hill giants hill giants because they are made out of hills they just live there.

Ya but I asume that is what it ment. Because I think Beorn is a stone giant from the race. And he was not made of rock. That is what I think.

Well the mithril coat that bilbo found in Smaugs cave, was fit for a very small young prince. And the Rohan and Gondor swords that Merry and Pippin used where short swords that were looked like regular swords because they were small. And if you are refuring to the movie then that movie is incorect. There we go that should anwser all of your questions.

Who would win in chess lol. Gandalf or Saruman?

Okay who would win at chess Gandalf the Grey or Saruman the White in the first age in Valinor?

He has a skin infection, that is my guess anyways. And Saruman would win at chess in Valinor, because he was smarter, however Olorin was wiser.

Ya probably. He would be really dangerous with a bow of the Galadriel!

no, I would want Legolas's bow. His bowe is diferent from the Lothlorien Archers bows.

It was made special for him. Stronger faster, and even probably looks diferent. The quiver might have been the same I am not sure. However the arrows were the normal lorien arrows, but they are great arrows none the less.

Na, they are not like that. It is not in Tolkien's history any ways. But they would do many things involving horses.

Same here. Kinda.

-- Edited by Olorin on Monday 21st of June 2010 08:45:37 PM

Nice, you are reading fast, did you like it?

Ya those parts are kinda borring!

Ya, luckly.