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Creation: - Gabriele Quaglia, Cory Rushton

Correction, modification, compilation & design cover/interior: Cirdann de Felrive & Lindorïe de Felrive (January 2021)
Drawing : annamare & alystraea, E. Pidhainyi, L. Staniec, A. Sarychev, T. Nasmith, T. Edlin, U. Sljivic
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Table of contents
1 INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................................................................4

2 OVERVIEW ...................................................................................................................................................4
2.1 SUMMARY ...............................................................................................................................................4
2.2 A NOTE ON NAMES ..................................................................................................................................4
3 BACKGROUND ............................................................................................................................................5
3.1 A BRIEF HISTORY ......................................................................................................................................5
3.1.1 THE ELDER DAYS .....................................................................................................................................5
3.1.2 THE FIRST AGE OF THE SUN .......................................................................................................................6
3.1.3 THE DEMON’S RETURN .............................................................................................................................7
3.1.4 HOARMÛRATH AND THE KINGDOM OF URD .................................................................................................7
3.1.5 THE THIRD AGE .......................................................................................................................................8
3.2 TIMELINE ................................................................................................................................................8
3.2.1 SECOND AGE ...........................................................................................................................................8
3.2.2 THIRD AGE ........................................................................................................................................... 10
4 THE LAND...................................................................................................................................................11
4.1 TAUR LUIN............................................................................................................................................11
4.2 THE FALATH ..........................................................................................................................................11
4.3 HITHAELIN ............................................................................................................................................12
4.4 PINNATH PAER....................................................................................................................................... 12
4.5 EMYN PEITH .......................................................................................................................................... 12
4.6 NORTHERN MARCH ...............................................................................................................................13
4.7 EASTERN MARCH ...................................................................................................................................13
4.8 NÎN-I-RAMRAN ...................................................................................................................................... 13
4.9 AEARERYN ............................................................................................................................................ 13
5 FLORA AND FAUNA ..................................................................................................................................14
5.1 FLORA ..................................................................................................................................................14
5.2 FAUNA.................................................................................................................................................. 14
5.3 SPECIAL CREATURES ...............................................................................................................................15
6 THE ELVES .................................................................................................................................................. 16

6.1 THE MITHRYEDELI .............................................................................................................................. 16

6.2 THE HWENDI ........................................................................................................................................16

6.3 THE LUINDRIM ....................................................................................................................................16

7 POLITICS AND POWER ............................................................................................................................. 19

7.1 KING ERYNGON ..................................................................................................................................... 19
7.2 QUEEN ARÛTHIL ....................................................................................................................................20
7.3 PROFESSIONS .........................................................................................................................................21
7.3.1 THE GUARDIANS ....................................................................................................................................21
7.3.2 THE GARDENERS .................................................................................................................................... 21
7.3.3 THE HERDERS........................................................................................................................................22
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7.3.4 THE HUNTERS .......................................................................................................................................22

7.3.5 THE WEAVERS ....................................................................................................................................... 22
7.3.6 THE SMITHS...........................................................................................................................................23
7.3.7 THE CRAFTERS ......................................................................................................................................23
7.3.8 THE MINSTRELS .....................................................................................................................................23
7.4 OTHER IMPORTANT CHARACTERS .............................................................................................................24
7.4.1 ALIARIN ................................................................................................................................................ 24
7.4.2 AROTHIR ..............................................................................................................................................24
7.4.3 PAURCALM ............................................................................................................................................ 25
7.4.4 LÒMIRON.............................................................................................................................................. 26
7.5 RELATIONS WITH THE OUTSIDE WORLD .....................................................................................................27
8 SITES OF NOTE ...........................................................................................................................................27
8.1 CYBRETHIL ............................................................................................................................................27
8.2 SÙLOND................................................................................................................................................28
8.3 PAUROND .............................................................................................................................................28
8.4 SARN GIRITH .........................................................................................................................................29
8.5 CABED-I-THYN ......................................................................................................................................29
8.6 CIRITH LAMMOND..................................................................................................................................29
9 ADVENTURES .............................................................................................................................................30
9.1 THE SPEAR OF THE HUNTER .................................................................................................................... 31
9.2 THE SLAYING OF THE BEAST .....................................................................................................................32
9.3 THE MOULDER OF SHAPES....................................................................................................................... 33
10 TABLES ...................................................................................................................................................34
10.1 HERB TABLE .......................................................................................................................................... 34
10.2 MASTER NPC TABLE ..............................................................................................................................34
10.3 MASTER MILITARY TABLE ........................................................................................................................35
10.4 ADOLESCENCE SKILL TABLE ..................................................................................................................... 36
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1 Introduction
” The following file is the work of amateurs, intended
to be an amusement for themselves, and hopefully, an
aid to other roleplayers and gamemasters. It is
conceived to be a non-official module for
MERP/Rolemaster, set in Middle Earth. All the
references to these roleplaying systems, and to
Tolkien’s Middle Earth are copyright of ICE,
Decipher, or Tolkien Enterprises. All the other stuff is
invented by the authors, and therefore cannot be
published or used for moneymaking without the
authors’ permission.
This work is exclusively intended to be used as a play-
aid for role-players in their games, who already own
all the excellent Middle Earth products.
Thanks to Eric Dubourg, Fu Xin & Oliver Schick”.
Gabriele Quaglia
2 Overview
2.1 Summary
Luindor (S. "Blue Land") is an Avar realm
bordering on Urd and the Sea of Thilluin. It is a
cool and pleasant land - like all realms blessed
with the presence of the Firstborn. Widely
considered one of the most civilized Avarin
realms - thanks to the visit of Noldorin and
Sindarin wanderers across its history - Luindor
is the sworn enemy of Urd. Though subject for
more than 1000 years in the Second Age to the
rule of the Ice King, the Luindrim retain their
strong independent spirit, fighting their enemies
without quarter.
Among all the Elven realms in Northern Middle
Earth, Luindor stands as the most beautiful,
powerful and rich in both goods and lore.
Founded before the rise of the Sun and Moon,
under the skies lit by Elbereth’s stars, this
kingdom has experienced a troubled history,
threatened by terrible enemies, sometimes too
powerful for the Elves, but in the end not able
to hold power on the Blue Forest forever.
Among the great trees stand high flats and
beautiful gardens, protected by glass walls and
roofs: here young and ancient Elves live their
endless life, enjoying the beauty of their land,
crafting items with exceptional skill, studying
subjects of lore, and watching outside their
closed borders, where the Shadow once again
gathers its forces to steal their freedom.
While the wardens guard the limits of Luindor,
a silent war of diplomacy, spy-game and
assassinations is waged since ancient days, to
protect Elven happiness and destroy any threat
to it, at any cost. The Rantir, envoys of the
Elvenking, roam the whole North, as deadly
shadows who hunt the servants of the Enemy.
Now that the Plague has plunged the Empire of
Urd into chaos, the occasion has to be taken: if
the power of the North King can be destroyed,
the Elves may have peace – but if they fail, then
there is no hope for Luindor, last free land in all
the North.
2.2 A Note on Names
Elves love to talk and play with language, and
give many different names to the same thing.
Luinbeth is the original dialect of the Avari
followers of Lindor in the Elder Days, but it has
been modified by some external influences,
mainly Sindarin and Urdarin, and, in a smaller
part, Khuzdul and Shartarin. The Elves
commonly communicate in such tongue, but
when they write or deal with subjects of lore,
invariably prefer the use of more noble Sindarin,
which developed some differences with
Western one, as Ages passed.
This note connects some of these names:
Taur Luin (Lu. “Torlùn”) – the Luindrim
divided the northern forests, naming them by
the prevalent hue of their landscapes. So, their
home became Taur Luin, Blue Forest, and
Luindor, Blue Land.
Taur Lhûen (Lu. “Torlhûen”) – south of Taur
Luin there is the Blue-Green Forest: lhûen being
an Avarin word, with no translation in the noble
Sindarin, this name is mainly used in
conversation. On the other side, written or
educated form prefer another name, Aereryn.
Taur Galûr (Lu. “Torglûr) – another Avar word

for a colour is galûr, dark green. Educated form
is Beleryn or Taur Beleg (Lu. “Torbleg”), Great
Forest of Urd.
Taur Mith (Lu. “Tormise”)– see Mitheryn
Taur Morn (Lu. “Tormorne”) – morn means
dark, gloomy. Taur Morn is the modern name
of Taur Lòmi, Forest of Dark Evening in the
Elder Days.
Mitheryn (Lu. “Misrien”) – mith means grey, as
in Sindarin. Usually, Mitheryn is preferred to
Taur Mith for mere euphony.
Aeareryn (Lu. “Tengrien”) – ‘sea of trees’,
noble name of Taur Lhûen.
Beleryn (Lu. “Blegrien”) – ‘great forest’, noble
name of Taur Galûr.
Aear Thilluin (Lu. “Tengr Selùn”) – ‘sea of
silver-blue light’, the sea East of Luindor,
sometimes called Small Sea of Illuin.
Sidhaer Rhûn (S. “Peaceful Sea of the East) – the
name Nùmenorean gave to the Sea of Thilluin
when they first sailed it.
Ered Engrin (Lu. “Erdo Engrin”, Q.
“Oronangri”) – Sindarin name of the Iron
Mountains.
Drùhar-shatûr (Kh. “Head of Drùhar”) – the
capital of the northern Dwarves is named after
the shape of the mountain it is built under,
resembling the profile of their First King. Elven
name is Nogodhol (S. “Dwarfhead”, Lu.
“Kasdol”), or Nogodhrond (S. “Dwarf Delving”)
Belzâram (Kh. “Encircled Lake”) – name of the
ruined Dwarf city that became the lair of the
Dragon Lamthanc; also, the name of the lake at
the centre of Uul. Sindarin name is Pelaelin,
Luinbeth is Plaelin.
Shartax (Sh. “Beyond the Forest”) – the Mannish
lands east of Luindor. Elven name is Thartaur
(Lu. “Thrator”).
Angclax (Ang. “Beyond the Angranit”) – plains
east of the river Angranit, Elven Angrant (S.,
Lu. “Iron Stream”). Elven name is Tharangrant
(Lu. “Thrarangran”).
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3 Background
3.1 A brief history
3.1.1 The Elder Days
At the beginning of Arda, a great war was fought
between the Powers. In the North, Melkor built
his great fortress of Utumno; to the West, he
placed Angband, stronghold against the Valar;
and into the East he created a third, smaller than
the others, which was called Gorogrod (S., Lu.
“Cavern of Terror”), to watch over Eastern
Middle Earth, and plague both Elves and Men
with its presence. Mùar the Balrog, also called
the Shadow Flame, reigned over the stronghold.
To protect his lands, Melkor raised a huge
mountain chain, the Iron Mountains (S. “Ered
Engrin”), tall and dark, and filled them with
Orcs.
During the captivity of Melkor, an era of peace
came to Middle Earth. It was in this time, under
the light of the Stars, that a group of Avari Elves
found their way to the untamed and cold forests
west of the Sea of Thilluin. They were led by
Lindor, who was the first to discover the
beautiful forest of Luindor, and to give it its
name. Lindor became the King of his people,
who settled the wilderness rejoicing of its savage
beauty and stillness. But a good part of his
people soon moved westwards, roaming in the
forests with no permanent home.
In these times, a group of Dwarves came to the
Mountains, too. They were a band of Barin’s
Folk, and they founded their new home on the
southern slopes of the Ered Engrin, calling it
Drùhar-shatûr (Kh “Drùhar’s Head”, Lu.
“Nogodhol”).
However, their peace was threatened by the
proximity of Gorogrod, where the Orcs lived.
Sometimes, they made raids into Elven and
Dwarven lands, plundering and taking slaves to
mine the deeps of the mountains in search for
iron.
Elves and Dwarves were soon forced to become
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friends and ally against the threat, and in spite of
the Orcs, they traded their goods and learned
one from the other. Battles were fought, with
alternate success, but no major events marked
these ancient times.
3.1.2 The First Age of the Sun
The rising of the Sun and the Moon was a great
marvel to all the peoples of the North, and the
Orcs hid from the light in the sky, giving the
Free Peoples the hope of a better future.
But the main event of this age was certainly the
coming of the Second-born. They followed the
trail of the Sun, coming from southeast, and
exploring the wild forests at the shadow of the
Iron Mountains.
The Elves were suspicious of the newcomers:
they were weak in body and will, violent and
warlike, easy to forgot their words, and to
desire the possessions of someone other. The
Dwarves developed better contacts, and taught
the secret of iron to their friends, fighting
together the Orcs.
But some men were attracted by the power
showed by Darkness. They feared the Dark
Flame that dwelt in Gorogrod, and they started
to worship Him, as Lord and Master.
So, it happened that Men split among
themselves, some siding with Shadow, and
others with Dwarves and their allies, the Elves.
Bloody wars and great battles followed, for Man
was easy to anger and took the sword and spear
light-heartedly. And, for a time, it seemed that
the Shadow of the Iron Mountains was about to
vanquish its enemies, when Drùhar-shatûr was
overrun, and its inhabitants fled in the north-
eastern wastes, founding the cities of Belzâram
(Kh. “Encircled Lake”, S. “Pelaelin”) in Uul and
Murtûnin (Kh. “North Haven”, S. “Forond”), or
fell slaves of the Orcs. Many nomad Elves had to
flee the central forests, crossing the Forbesir (S.
“Great River of the North”), and taking haven in
the forests beyond it, that became to be known
as Taur Lòmi (S. “Forest of Dark Evening”) and
Mitheryn (S. “Grey Trees”).
However, hope came from the West. The first

was a beautiful and sad lady, of the noble kin of
the Noldor: she called herself Helkalòmë, and
she stopped her march East in Luindor. Lindor
fell in love with her, and she gave him two
babies, Doronar and Elewen. She was also a
master of the ways of weather, and she wrote
the Book of Icelore. By her creation, the
Luindrim were able to control the weather in
their lands, and use it against their enemies,
covering them with snow or weakening with
hail. Luindor became the only safe land, in a
world roamed by bands of Orcs and Fell Men,
all ruled by the Shadow Flame.
Eventually, another traveller came to Luindor:
he was a minstrel from Beleriand, and sad he was
like Helkalòmë. But his songs stirred the hearts
of the Luindrim and their King, that took
courage and decided that the only way to have
peace was to defeat the Dark Flame. Calling for
allies, he received the help of the Dwarves of
Belzâram and those of Murthûnin, and three
tribes of Men, who bore hatred for Mùar and his
rule. To everyone’s surprise, even Great Eagles
came from Western Lands, to help the Free
Peoples in their struggle. The War of the Dark
Flame lasted many years, but in the end
Gorogrod was besieged and then broken. In the
final battle, Mùar was confronted by Lindor,
Helkalòmë, and the best warriors of the Free
Peoples. The Demon was sealed under the ruins
of his stronghold, but Lindor had died, and
Helkalòmë lost her will to live, and passed out
with him.
Thus, ended the First Age in the Far North.
Doranar became King of Luindor, the Dwarves
reoccupied the halls of Drùhar-shatûr, and the
three tribes of Men were awarded a new home,
high in the Mountains, with the friendship of
Eagles and the bless of the Valar. Some
cataclysms troubled the land, burying Gorogrod
once and for all, and delving a deep firth in the
north.
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3.1.3 The Demon’s return
About 1000 years passed, and Men forgot about
the Shadow and returned to their ancestral cult
of the spirits, administered by the priestesses of
the Urdar. No one disturbed the Far North, for
it was a poor and cold land, mostly inhabited by
barbaric peoples, so that neither the
Nùmenoreans nor the Womaw found interest in
establishing colonies.
However, the Shadow Flame had been only
defeated for a time, not destroyed. He slept
under the Mountains, in the ruins of Gorogrod.
It was an Umli, searching for revenge against the
Elves, that stirred the Balrog, and awakened His
wrath.
Mùar burned of shame for His defeat, and was
full of hatred towards all His enemies and their
descendants. He gathered a huge horde and
destroyed most of the Dwarven cities, including
the capital of Drùhar-shatûr, persecuted the
eastern Men, and killed many Elves including
Doronar, King of Luindor. Ironically, it was
Sauron’s malice who saved the Free Peoples of
the North: in 1130, Mùar left for Ruurik,
leaving ruins behind Him.
The following centuries were years of
decadence for all the peoples of the east, and
their power diminished. In the west, the Urdar
still fought between themselves, only stopping
every now and them to raid their neighbours. It
was in such a situation that Hoarmûrath came to
power in his tribe.
3.1.4 Hoarmûrath and the kingdom
of Urd
Hoarmûrath was an exceedingly gifted Man,
both in mind that in word. He was born the son
of the Urdarin matriarch, and could not hope for
any power among his people. However, the
Elves of Luindor, among them Curlalf the
Keeper of the Book, trained the mortal, giving
him every possible help, in the hope of bringing
peace and order to the divided and warlike
Urdarin tribes.
Hoarmûrath brought them decades of troubles
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and civil war. Corrupted by the lust for power, power spread, taking profit of the Elven attacks
he finally submitted all of the Urdar, took the that let him took the leadership of Urdarin
name of Ice King, and started new wars to tribes. In the following centuries, his Empire
become the King of all northern Men. retook all its old lands, including Iskahù.
Eventually, he refused Elven ingerence in his In 1640, only Luindor still resisted. But it was
decisions, and requested their submission as only a matter of time.
well. A great war followed, and the Ice King,
seeing only one possibility to survive and have 3.2 Timeline
his victory, summoned the help of Sauron of
Mordor, and accepted one of the Rings of 3.2.1 Second Age
Power.
5 The Elves of Taur Lòmi flee their land towards
The War of the Woods, between the Urdar and
Mitheryn. The forest changes its name to Taur
the Elves lasted more than fifty years:
Morn.
eventually, by the betrayal of Camthalion-i-
15 The three tribes of Men are led to Ôm, and
Lhûg, Curlalf was murdered and the Book of
they found their new kingdom.
Icelore stolen and brought to the Ice King.
50 Tyrani peoples settle in Myr and Iskahù,
Luindor fell the following year, after a bloody
driving out their Mornerin inhabitants. The
battle. Many Elves fled eastward, founding the
latter, moving north, trigger a series of petty
kingdom of Tharsitaur in Rùbor. Hoarmûrath
wars for territory.
took the throne of Taur Luin and passed it to a
1100 c. Mùar stirs in Uab and starts gathering
dynasty of Half-King (S. “Pererein”, Lu.
Orcs for a huge army.
“Prekrein”), descendants of the Ice King with an
1101 Mùar’s Orcs conquer Kheledh-dûm.
Elven maiden.
1102 Mùar’s army storms Angclax and besieges
Drùhar-shatûr.
By treachery and the joined attack of Men and
1104 Battle at Nan Drùhar. Death of Doronar
Orcs, the Elves fell, and Hoarmûrath completed
and defeat of the Free Peoples.
his conquest of the Far North. From that
1106 Fall of Drùhar-shatûr.
moment on, he spread the Dark Religion and
1123 Mùar’s host attacks Luindor
humiliated all his enemies.
1127 The Orcs withdraw from wounded
The kingdom of Urd lasted for nearly twelve
Luindor
centuries. Its decay began with the uprising of
1128 A messenger from Sauron of Mordor
the Elves, in 3261, and ended with the fall of
informs Mùar about Ruurik
Sauron and his Ringwraiths, at the end of the
1130 Mùar’s host leaves for Ruurik. Lamthanc
Age.
attacks Belzâram and make it its lair.
1135 Curlalf becomes Keeper of the Book of
3.1.5 The Third Age Icelore.
1550 An embassy from Eregion visits Luindor.
Peace came again to the North, but it was clear
1720 Curegam, Lindemar and Helruin return to
that this was the time of men, and the power of
Luindor, fleeing the destruction of Eregion.
Elves and Dwarves was waning. For 1000 years
1954 Hoarmûrath is born in the Forest of Dìr
the far North remained secure, under the
1962-1975 Wars between the Urdar and the
vigilance of the Elves. Then, Shadow returned.
Umli.
1973 Emûrath, Matriarch of the Urdar, is slain;
Hoarmûrath reappeared in his citadel of
her daughter Amûrath succeeds her.
Kibeïdûkh and immediately tried to rebuild hid
Hoarmûrath becomes Master of his Household.
kingdom, under the name of North King. He
He starts to deal with Elves, eager to learn their
was faced by the Elves and the Istari, but the
knowledge of Nature.
latter soon had to go away, and the Ringwraith’s

1977 Hoarmûrath meets with Curlalf, who sees
the mortal as the one who could bring order to
the warlike Urdar. He starts to train him
personally, and to teach him the lore of other
cultures, suggesting him indirectly to covet the
power. Soon, Hoarmûrath develop a desire to
rule and order Men, and starts to quarrel with
his sister on political matters.
1985 Hoarmûrath’s supporters attack the
Angcla, thus triggering a war. Amûrath orders
his brother exiled, but Hoarmûrath refuses to
leave.
1986 As soon as the war is over, Amûrath tries
to drive out her brother from Urd. This triggers
a series of violent acts between the supporters
of the valiant warrior and those who obey the
priestesses.
1987 In an escalation of violence, a group of
warriors, loyal to Hoarmûrath, slay the
Matriarch. Hoarmûrath declares himself King of
Urd, and faces civil war against most Urdarin
tribes. He enlists the support of Luindrim
warriors sent by King Thonaran under counsel
of Curlalf, and the power of the Book of Icelore
to control the weather and use it in his favour.
1992 After many years of war, Hoarmûrath
pacifies Urd and sets himself as King, banishing
the last Priestesses who survived. To keep the
tribal militia at bay, he sends them to the
borders, starting a series of campaigns to submit
the Angcla and the Myri, and weaken the
Mountain and Ice Orcs.
In this period, the Elves start to trade with the
Urdar, as the woods are cleaned of Trolls and
other Evil creatures.
1997 Hoarmûrath completes the conquest of
Myr. Realising that Curlalf is trying to make a
puppet ruler of him, the King of Urd coldens his
ties with the Elves, expelling their counsellors
from his court.
1999 Incapable to restrict the activity of Elven
spies and watchers in the woods, and jealous of
their power and riches, Hoarmûrath turns
against the Luindrim, requesting them to
acknowledge his rule. In the battles of Sarn
Girith and Cabed-i-Thyn, the Urdar are heavily
defeated by Elven guardians and the power of
the Book of Icelore.
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Threatened by Elven assassins, Hoarmûrath
sends messengers to a fabled King, Sauron of
Mordor, to ask for his support against the
Luindrim.
2000 A messenger of Sauron, called Khamûl,
visits Hoarmûrath and offers him a Ring of
Power, with the promise of power and the
immortality of the Firstborn. The King of Urd
becomes the Sixth Ringwraith, taking the name
of Ice King.
2002 Hoarmûrath leads his army to Luindor,
starting the War of the Woods, opposing the
Book of Icelore with his power. He soon enlists
the aid of the Mountain and Ice Orcs, and
knowledge brought from Mordor, to burn the
wooden fortresses of the Luindrim. The conflict
rages for more than fifty years, exacting a high
tribute of blood from both the Elves and their
enemies.
2053 Camthalion, disciple of Curlalf, allies with
Hoarmûrath, murders his master and steals
away the Book of Icelore. Deprived of their
main instrument of defence, the Elves are
broken, and their kingdom is conquered. King
Thonaran is slain; Elewen leads a large group of
Elves southeast, but Eryngon remains, vowing
to free his people from the Urdar yoke, and
reclaim his father’s crown. He lives with few
companions in the woods, attacking small
Urdarin groups.
Hoarmûrath submits Luindor and humiliates its
people with the Half King tradition. He starts
building a centralised kingdom, accumulating
power in the hands of his closest minions, each
ruling over a stone citadel, symbol of the King’s
power.
2055 Elewen founds the Elven kingdom of
Rùbor.
2060 Hoarmûrath gifts the Dwarves of the city
of Drùhar-shatûr, dislodging the Orcs. The
Dwarves accept to pay a tribute to him in
exchange of their ancient capital. The Ice King
orders Camthalion to found an order of male
priests to spread the Dark Religion.
2070 The building of Kibeïdûkh, with the help
of the Dwarves of Drùhar-shatûr, is completed.
2250-3261 Hoarmûrath leaves the government
to his minions, among which Camthalion, and
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travels to Mordor, returning every now and
then to his kingdom to overview the situation.
2674 Eryngon and his band slay an Half-king and
his first son. The Urdar retaliates upon the
Elves. Eryngon starts travelling outside
Luindor.
3032 Eryngon is taken captive by the Urdar, and
taken to Sediakh.
3241 Randae is born, from Celedhen heir of
Lindor.
3260 Randae begins his quest for the Book of
Icelore and his brother Aldaron.
3261 Uprising of the Luindrim. Led by Randae,
and with the might of the Book of Icelore, they
throw off the Urdar’s yoke. Randae is
proclaimed King.
3441 Sauron is defeated by the forces of the Last
Alliance. Hoarmûrath passes into the Shadow,
and his kingdom quickly splits. Camthalion flees
to Kibeïdûkh, where he gathers the last faithful
priests.
3.2.2 Third Age
1 Elves from Tharsitaur start returning to their
ancient homeland in Luindor.
3 Eryngon is freed by his prison, and returns to
Luindor. However, he does not dare to claim
for his title, knowing that his people love
Randae.
130 Randae dies without offspring, and passes
the crown to Eryngon.
1050 Hoarmûrath returns to Kibeïdûkh, where
he finds Camthalion still ruling over a small but
strong force of dark priests.
1052 Hoarmûrath re-establish his rule upon
Dìr. Rumours of the return of the Ice King
spread throughout the North.
1062 Three Wizards visit the Far North, and
learn about the rumours. Itharcon (Curunìr),
Telcontar (Alatar) and Nòlglen (Pallando) are
honoured by Eryngon and Arûthil. Itharcon
resides for a while in Luindor, while the other
roam the land, organising defence against the
Úlair.
1067 Itharcon visits the Dwarves of Murthûnin
and the Men of Ôm, exhorting them to fight the
rising Shadow. He obtains less than hoped.
1068 Itharcon and Nòlglen, having heard about
trouble in the East, leave the Far North, leaving
to Telcontar the burden of fighting
Hoarmûrath.
1080 Aewidil (Aiwendil) visits the Far North.
That same year the forces of Hoarmûrath are
defeated near Igelkûk. Telcontar leaves for the
East.
1085 Aiwendil returns to Western lands,
preoccupied about Greenwood.
1090 Hoarmûrath takes Igelkûk. He is attacked
by the Elves.
1092 Hoarmûrath is able to forge an alliance of
Urdarin tribes against the Elven invasion.
Eryngon withdraws his troops.
1100 Hoarmûrath launches another campaign of
conquests in the North.
1120 Hoarmûrath crushes the last Urdar
opposers, with the help of loyal clans. Eryngon
orders the Book of Icelore used against him.
1160 The Ice King submits Angclax.
1230 Conquest of Myr.
1290 By this time, the Dark Religion has spread
widely, and nearly all Mannish peoples of the
North have developed a strong hatred for Elves
and their control of ‘bad’ weather. The
Luindrim close their borders to everyone
approaching their forests. Camthalion is sent to
Angmar.
1336-1340 Second Invasion of Luindor. Thanks
to the Book of Icelore and the help of the Wizard
Telcontar, the Urdar and their allies are
defeated, but the Elves lost many warriors.
1380 The Urdar submit the Agnican tribes.
1404 Nomads from Lu Tyr Su start troubling
the Myran and Iskahù borders.
1472 The Urdar conquer Iskahù.
1542 Nomads from Lu Tyr Su ravage Iskahù
during winter, helped by the exceptionally good
weather conditions.
1544 Revolt in Angclax
1545 Revolt in Myr. Iskahù divides in two
kingdoms, Iskanor and Tyrnalt.
1601 The Urdar conquer Iskanor
1606 Fall of Tyrnalt. The nomads are turned
away from Iskahù after many years of war
1634 The Great Plague strikes all the Empire of
the North. Disorders break out in all the
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Empire.
1644 Urd wholly pacified
1657 Fall of Sufkupik in Iskahù. The Empire
pacified.
1676 The assault on Luindor is renewed.
1692 Rhaveryn, son of Eryngon, is born.
1699 The Book of Icelore is stolen again by
Gorthog the Whisperer. Third Invasion of
Luindor, by a huge horde of Evil Men and Orcs.
1703 Eryngon falls in battle at Cabed-i-Thyn.
Cybrethil is razed, and Queen Arûthil flees with
Rhaveryn.
1704 Luindor pacified, a new line of Half Kings,
this time supported by Orc guards around them.
3019 The death of Hoarmûrath triggers strife
for power in Urd. The Luindrim kill the last
Half-King, Aravath, and proclaim a new
kingdom. Rhaveryn becomes Sixth King of
Luindor.

4 The Land
The forest of Luindor is the most pleasant place
in the Far North. Thanks to the presence of the
immortals, their care of nature, and the
warming power of the Book of Icelore, Luindor
enjoys good weather and mild seasons if
compared to the surrounding lands. Although
the Elves mainly live in the Blue Forest, Luindor
has many peculiar areas, that deserve their own
description.
4.1 Taur Luin
The Blue Forest’ takes its name from the colour
of its trees, that makes Taur Luin unique among
the northern woodlands. The Blue Pine and the
Northern Larch grow among many kinds of
conifers: pines, firs, beeches, with occasional
spots of birches and yews, that the Elves favour
for their telain tree-houses.
A running creek, the Girithrant (S. “Shivering
Stream”, Lu. “Gridrant”), cuts the forest in two,
but it can be easily crossed for most of its upper
course, and at the ford of Sarn Girith (Lu.
“Sarnegrid”).
The Elves live in small villages connected by
hidden trails. The main settlements is Cybrethil
(S. “Birch Bows”, Lu. “Cybreseil”), where the
King and Queen live. No real roads do exist in
Luindor, for defence reasons.
4.2 The Falath
The Sea East of Luindor is called by many names
among the Elves: Aear Minuial (S. “Sea of
Dawn”, Lu. “Tengr Minyla”), Aear Anoron (S.
“Sea of Rising Sun”, Lu. “Tengr Kalord”),
Belcheldor (S. “Land of Mighty Ice”, Lu.
“Blegeldor”), but the most common name, used
often by other peoples is Aear Thilluin (Lu.
“Tengr Silùn”), Sea of Silver-blue light, for the
shine of the pale northern Sun, among the rain-
carrying clouds, so common above those
waters.
Aear Thilluin is actually a bay of the Ekkaia (S.
“Echaear”), the Encircling Sea, that was formed
in ancient times, as shards of the northern lamp
of the Valar fell on the Arda. Still today, the
Elves say that its broken roots lie on the islands
of Urtlagga (S. “Calthrond”), at the center of the
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bay. These waters are not much warmer than

those of the Helkëar, and ice imprisons them 4.4 Pinnath Paer
from early October to late March, leaving
The Pinnath Paer (S. “Cliffs of Copper”, Lu.
icebergs for the rest of the year.
“Pened Paur”) are the main source of ores of the
The seashore of Luindor is low and sandy, often
Elves, who maintain no less than three mines of
beaten by wet and cold winds coming from the
copper and tin. The hills are grassy, with few
Sea. Few Elves live here, in scattered fishing
vegetation, and form a natural border that
villages. In summer they sail on long and light
separates Luindor from Urd. No Elven
ships, and in winter they make holes in the ice
settlements exist here, only hidden outposts
for fishing. They also like to skate, a practice
from where the wardens can spot any trespasser
that they learned from the Sharta. The only large
at several hundred metres of distance.
settlement is Sùlond, a small haven at the mouth
of Girithrant
4.5 Emyn Peith
4.3 Hithaelin These hills form the south-western border of
Luindor. The Emyn Peith (S. “Hills of Larches”,
A small lake not far from the coast, the Hithaelin
Lu. “Myein Pesi”) take their name for the
(S. “Lake of Mist”, Lu. “Hisaelin”) deserves its
abundance of this trees. In summer the
name, as its neighbourhoods are often clouded
vegetation is no less than elsewhere, but in
in thick fog. No Elves reside on its wet shores,
winter the larches lose their foliage, outlining
but they like to visit it, for its mysterious
their presence between the Taur Luin and the
atmosphere, or just to fish its good sweet water
Taur Galûr (S. “Dark Green Forest”), which the
fish. In early and late winter, skating contests
Urdar call Great Forest. A few settlements exist
are held, attracting hundreds of visitors from all
in hidden vales; much more numerous are the
Luindor.
warden outposts that watch over the shadows of
Hithaelin has a circular shape, about 2 km in
the Great Forest of Urd, and the black fortress
diameter. Its waters are cold and deep, reaching
of Takhar, home to the undead spirits of Men.
40 m at the deepest point.
The Emyn Peith are more wild and rugged than
the Pinnath Paer, and the only way to easily
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cross them is the Cirith Lammond

(S. “Crevice of Echoing Stone”, S.
“Krid Lamond”), a narrow pass
among the hills, with steep and
bleak walls that forbid to leave the
path. Here ambushes are far too
easy for the Luindrim., and they
have many watchers at critical
points of the pass.

4.6 Northern March

Luindor’s northern march stretches
between the Pinnath Paer and the
Sea, in a narrow stripe that
becomes, near the mouths of the
Angrant (S., Lu. “Iron River”), the
forest of Mulìr. In ancient times, a road ran
along the coast, towards the Dwarven capital of
Drùhar-shatûr, but since the coming of the Ice
King, it has become a guarded path not enough
wide for a cart.
Precipitation is common, along with fog. Many
wardens watch the borders for Urdar
trespassers; sometimes, they dash into Mulìr,
attacking the caravans of supplies for the border
forts of the North King, or those carrying the
tributes from Angclax (Ang “Beyond the
Angranit”, S. “Tharangrant”).
4.7 Eastern March
The eastern boundaries of Luindor are not
narrowly defined. However, the eastern march
is by far the less troubled side of the Elven
forest. This woodland is rich in birches, and
even occasional oaks and poplars can be found.
The Emyn Peith lower, to the Lhûen Gap, that
leads to the homonymous taiga.
Then, new hills rise into the Emyn Pelaelin, that
Men call ‘hills of Uul’, wild heights that no one
dares to cross for fear of the Dragon Lamthanc
(Lu. “Forked Tongue”), and his accursed
offspring that roams the woods of that land.
Woods stretch from these hills to the sea,
separating Luindor from Shartax (Sh. “Beyond
the Forest”, S. “Tharsitaur”): sometimes Sharta
hunters roam the area, but know that the elves
don’t desire contact with mortals, and
respectfully avoid the Elven borders, never
crossing the Tûlerant (S., Lu. “Stream of
Poplars”).
4.8 Nîn-i-Ramran
The “Wetlands of the Wandering Wings” are
seashore swamps, which are home to
uncountable migratory birds.
The frozen ponds that look like a desert of icy
reeves, transform in summer, as they fill with
white cranes, swans, ducks, geese, and other
graceful flyers, who feed on the insects and fish
of the area.
4.9 Aeareryn
Though not properly a part of the kingdom of
Luindor, the immense Aeareryn (S. “Sea of
Trees”, Lu. “Tengrien”) is a wild taiga where the
only intelligent creatures are scattered groups of
nomadic Elves, that roam the wilderness
between Taur Luin and Thartsitaur, trading or
herding their animals. Another name the Elves
call it is Taur Lhûen, as opposed to Taur Luin to
the north. Lhûen is a curious word, strictly
belonging to the Luindrin dialect and impossible
to translate in Sindarin: it defines a colour which
is not blue nor green, but a middle hue between
the two, just the colour of the Aeareryn
landscape.
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Like the Great Forest to the west, Aeareryn is
mostly a flat taiga, but it enjoys a particular
atmosphere, that Men would call ‘magical’ or
‘Elvish’.
Pleasant, with a milder climate than
surrounding lands, often clad in a thick mist that
hides images and silence noises, it is mainly
formed by evergreens like pines, firs and
larches, and many birches. Less common but
not rare are elms and poplars. Winter is cold,
with heavy snowfall, especially in September-
October, and March-April. In summer,
migratory birds crowd the swamplands, and
many animals stir from winter lethargy, filling
the forest with teeming life.
A few Iskahr and Kùbor hunters seldom venture
into it, but they are mostly scared by
superstitions about Elven magic (most of them
being only legends).
5 Flora and Fauna
Luindor displays a variety of plants and animals,
that cannot be found in the surrounding lands,
save in some parts of Aeareryn. Basically, it is a
cold taiga, and most of its trees are evergreens,
broken by birches and other occasional
deciduous trees. Lichen and musk are common,
especially on the Pinnath Paer, among short
greyish grasses.
Large predators have been driven out from
Luindor, and brown bears, wolves, wolverines
and tigers remain only in Aeareryn. The only
threat to people is the Rhaveryn, the dreaded
Tree Lion. Smaller carnivores are the wild cat
and the weasel, together with the otter. Seals
may be found on beaches.
Large herbivores are mainly deers and elks, with
some rarer reindeers, bisons and boars. Much
more common are small game like rabbits, rats,
pheasants. Migratory birds are common:
swallows, cranes, ducks, swans. Gulls live on
the shores.
Sweet waters are teemed with trouts, salmons,
crabs and shrimps.
Aeareryn, being wilder, is also inhabited by
beavers and wild horses. Its fauna is rich and
abundant.
5.1 Flora
Blue Pine – this evergreen is very common in
Luindor, contributing to give the forest its
bluish hue. It grows quite common also in the
Taur Lhûen. The cones are large, bearing big
pine nuts; they are nutritious, but taste quite
acid, if they are not cooked properly. Its wood
is valued due to the high tannic acid content,
which acts as a natural preservative: structures
built with Blue Pine can last twice as long as
others.
Northern Larch – a deciduous conifer, this
large green-blue tree is quite rare, save on the
Hills of Larches. As it loses its foliage in winter,
it is associated to death and rebirth. Urdar
healers burn its bark to heal wounds.
Snowdweller – a small, white-green flower
that dud in early spring, in the snow. It is quite
rare, usually growing near woods. Urdarin
herbalists can brew its petals to heal frostbite,
enhancing the recovery speed.
Iskukäl – a bluish flower that grows in woods,
it can be brewed to heal 2-20 hits; +20 RR vs.
disease.
Latha – these reeds grow near the Hithaelin and
in the Nin-i-Ramran. They are reduced to
powder, mixed with water and brewed into a
mild analgesic, god for headaches, toothaches
and colds (+10 RR vs. disease). It heals 12 hits.
Water Smeller – a grass that grows in the Nin-
i-Ramran, it is used in summer by fishers, to
keep insects away. It must be pasted on the
body, and it releases a foul odour. It is likely that
also animals will stay away from the foul-
smelling character, this why hunters never use
it.
Holly – brought from Eregion, this plant grows
in thick shrubs of dark green, with thorn-leaves
and red berries. It is ideal for enclosures, so that
even animals may have problems to cross it:
many inner villages are enclosed with such
fence.
5.2 Fauna
Wild Cat (Lu. “Châs”) – this predator is rare, a
smaller version of the large wild cat of Urd; it
preys on young deers and small game, and never
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attacks Elf-sized creatures. 70-100 cm long, 5.3 Special Creatures

with a furry tail, its grey hide is pointed with
Giant Spider (S. “Belungol”, Lu.
black spots.
“Blungol”) – The Giant Spiders of the Far
North are different from those who live in
Forest Tiger (S. “Arrhav”, Lu. “Karav”))– the
Mirkwood.
most dreaded predator of the northern taiga, the
They were spawned in distant lands by
Forest Tiger can reach 2 m in length, excluding
Ungoliant, and migrated to the North in early
the long tail. It preys on large game, mainly
First Age, where they plagued woodlands and
deers, reindeers, elks, or even bisons, but even
mountains. After the defeat of the Shadow
Elves or Men are suitable food. The warm and
Flame in the late First Age, the Elves were able
furry tiger hide is the most prized in all the far
to slay most of the woodland spiders.
North, valued up to 2 gp, or more, each. Forest
However, some of them still live today, mainly
Tigers live mainly in Aeareryn and the Great
on the Mountains, but sometimes even in the
Forest; the wardens hunt them or drive them
Great Forest.
out, as the predators are a danger for everyone.

Tree Lion (S. “Rhaveryn”, Lu. “Ravrien”) – the

only large predator that lives in Luindor, this
wild cat looks like a mix between a lynx and a
tiger. 100-120 cm long, with a short tail and
pointed ears like a lynx, it has a reddish hide
with black strips, like that of the tiger. Feeding
mainly on deers or small game, the animal can
also attack Elven children and domestic animals
like goats or ponies. It is extremely aggressive,
and it moves with incredible agility on the
branches of trees, from where it falls on its
victims. The Elves hunt it whenever they find
The wardens organise expeditions to steal their
one in their kingdom, but they cannot prevent
silk. However, when they live too near to the
some sneaking through the warden’s watch.
forest, they drive them away, killing them if
they get too large and dangerous.
Sea Eagle (S. “Aearthoron”, Lu. “Tengresor”)–
Northern Spiders are large – from 2 to 3 m long
a brown-yellowish bird, with bright yellow beak
– with thick armour, and strong legs. They have
and talons, it lives on the shores of the Sea of
grey, dirty fur around their body, and eight
Thilluin, where it feeds on fishes by diving into
orange eyes.
water.
They favour caves and holes, from which they
dash against large preys. In addition, they attach
Sibinchi –an aggressive boar, furry and small,
thick webs to trees and on the ground, to catch
more common in the Great Forest
smaller animals. They are intelligent, and speak
their own language.
Blackhead Crane (S. “Mordhol”, Lu.
They often have powers linked to Essence’s
“Mrotir”) – this beautiful and tall crane lives
Perception, Lesser Illusions, Unbarring Ways, Guises,
only in the wetlands of Luindor, Taur Lhûen and
Darkness, Mind Speech.
Tharsitaur from May to late September. Its
plumage is snow white, but the head, the beak
and the legs are black.
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6 The Elves for their fierce loyalty to their .

Thûrlornar (Av. "Wind Forest") was a vast
forest, situated to the west of Vothrig, to the
The Hwendi were a people of Avari Elves. They
east of Ûlish, and to the north of the coasts of
were supposed to have been the ancestors of
the Sea of Storms.
both the Windan and the Hwenti. The
Its name came from its numerous storms, and
remaining Hwendi were divided into three
the frequency of the pirates attacking
tribes:
Númenorean, Ulshyan or Wômaw trade ships.
It was inhabited by the Hwendi, Tatyarin
Avarin herders and hunters, who had settled
6.1 The Mithryedeli there under the light of the Stars.
They fought against all who wanted to enter
The Mithryedeli or Mizdelai were a semi- uninvited in their forest, except when humans
nomadic and somewhat primitive tribe of Avari had peaceful intentions (just like the Ulshyans).
who inhabited the lands of Myr, Urd, and Dír. Other than that, they were hostile
They were the most numerous and widespread to Orcs and Evil Men
of the Ice Elves, though very secretive. They
somewhat payed homage to Morwened's
Queenship, but it was more of a tradition than a 6.3 The Luindrim
firmly held belief in her. Their loyalty changed The “Blue-Elves (Av. “Luindrim”), or Ice-
with the names of their tribal leaders. Elves (Av."Ugni'imi", "Blue Host") were
an Avarin People on the northern
Located east of the Gulf of Ûtum, Myr was the peninsula of Middle-earth. They were the
northernmost plain in central Endor. It was inhabitants of the land Luindor but some groups
populated by the Tyran-speaking Myri. also lived in Myr and Urd, especially in the
Ûrd (D.S."Keep") lay in the Far North of forest of Dir.
Middle-earth, along the southern edges of the
Ered Engrin (S. "Iron Mountains"). An
extremely cold and rocky land, it was inhabited
by Urdarin-speaking Hildor called the Urdar.
Scattered bands of Umli lived in the higher
reaches along its northern and eastern flanks.
The Urdar called them "Half-dwarves," and
hunted them with zealous abandon.
The Forest of Dír (A. "Shackle") was one of the
great taiga-forests of the Farthest North. It was
home to the Dírian people and a number of
Umli and Urdar tribes.

6.2 The Hwendi

The Hwendi of Thûrlornar were a small and
secluded sect of Avari living in the forest
of Thûrlornar, just east of the Iron Mountains.
Adept warriors, originally part of Morwened's
guerilla movement and taught by Dwarves early
in smithing and stonework. They were known
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Racial origins fighting in the forest, move silently watching the

The Luindrim are Avari Elves that left
Cuiviènen after the Great Journey of the Eldar.
They wandered many years in northern Middle-
Earth, until their leader Lindor settled in
Luindor. They also call themselves Foredhil (S.
“Northern Elves”), or Iaurwaith (S. “Old Folk”).
borders, and ambush trespassers. They are
lightly armed, wearing leather jerkins, and
bearing a kynac and a long bow.
In times of war, all able males are called to
battle, fighting the wardens’ way, supported by
the power of the Book of Icelore.

Social structure Currency

Society is informal and not structured; if
excepted the two rulers, status depends on
personal qualities, most important among them
wisdom and skill in one’s work.
Most Elves are members of a profession: this
implies nothing more than a sense of
community, so that members of the same
profession help one another and discuss together
in assemblies in times of trouble.
Each profession is equally honourable, although
those who need a longer apprenticeship (as
minstrels and smiths) enjoy a higher respect.
Family is informal, too: weddings are celebrated
by the King and the Queen, and usually last
forever. Children live in their parents’ house
until at full age, then they are free as any other
Elf. Males and females enjoy equal respect and
rights; nonetheless a division of tasks is generally
acknowledged by all (e.g. female hunters or
warriors are rare, as male weavers or healers
are).
Few disputes divide the Luindrim, and these are
resolved by tradition, applied by the King, who
decides after hearing the counsel of the
representatives of the interested professions.
The Luindrim mint a few coins, the most
valuable in silver. However, most of their
simple economy works through barter. Trade
with outsiders is rare, and usually it is dealt
through barter, too.
Elven coins depict on one face the ice-flower,
symbol of Helkalòmë and the Luindor, or else
the Harp of the Queen. The other bears the Bow
of the Kings, or his Crown.
Coins minted under Urdarin domination bear
on one side the profile of the Peraran, on the
other the Dìr Leaf, symbol of the Hoarmûrath.
Appearance
The Luindrim are an Avar folk, those Elves who
never began the voyage to Aman. Males are 1,75
m tall, female, 1,70 m, of slight and athletic
build. They are fair-skinned, and their hair is

Military structure
Luindrim learned soon to fight for survival:
consequently, all males are able to use the long
bow and the kynac, the Elven long dagger, and
often females, too, have a basic familiarity with
these weapons.
Skilled warriors have their own profession,
under the King’s command. Among them,
about one every four is a guard, wielding spear
and shield and wearing iron armour. Their task
is to protect the royal palace and the main
settlements.
All other warriors are wardens, trained at
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usually dark, or only rarely sandy. Eyes are

black, green or blue.
They favour long dresses or more practical
tunics and woollen pants, dyed blue, green or
deep yellow; silk is rarer, as it must be imported
from Rùbor.
Their feet wear leather shoes or boots. When
they are outside settlements, they wear heavy
mantles, usually woven to mimetise just like
Lòrien’s ones (+20 Hiding).
Ornaments, displayed by both males and
females, are usually feathers, or carven bone
figures. Gold and silver jewels are rarer, and
they often bear gems. The best of them come
from the Dwarves of Nogodhrond (Kh.
“Drùhar-shatûr”) and Pelaelin (Kh. “Belzâram”).

Housing
They build two level settlements: wooden huts
and small stone buildings, with pointed roofs,
lie on the ground, hosting stores, stables and
hen-houses.
Higher among the branches, there are telain,
wooden platforms, often closed with wooden
walls and elaborate and fine carvings; they have
small windows with glasses. This is the living
level, where the Elves sleep, eat and socialise,
under beautiful gazebos, surrounded by thin
wooden columns, and sometimes even glass
walls.
Settlements are usually protected by a hedge,
although border villages prefer wooden
palisades.
Diet
Elven diet is not much varied, and its base are
milk products: goat or horse milk, cheese and
yoghurt.
Hens and geese provide eggs, too. However, all
meat comes from wild animals: deers, rabbits,
pheasants, trushes and swamp birds. Swamps
and creeks offer also trouts, salmons, shrimps,
crabs, pikes and sturgeons. Sea fishers are few,
and they usually fish in holes in the icepack.
Vegetables and fruit don’t play a big part in
Elven diet: the Luindrim cultivate it in small
glasshouses. Among them are apples (from
which is produces mead), pears and dry fruit
(hazels, chestnuts).
The Elves distil the Ûrel, a strong liquor
obtained from roots. Its properties are fabled as
much as those of the miruvor, more famous in the
west.
Religion
The Luindrim, as the Eldar, revere the Valar
with informal prayers, or meditate on the One.
Formal celebrations are but a few in a Luindor
Elf’s life: the naming by his father, marriage
officed by the King and Queen, end the goodbye
ceremony after the death of some friends.
Informal feasts are held at solstices, bound to
seasons, and usually they are dedicated to
Ivannië (Yavanna), Araw (Oromë) and Elbereth
(Varda).
Talents and flaws
They are very resistant to cold (+10 DB and
RR). Being superb woodsmen, they have +10
to Stalk and Hide.
They are strong enough to travel for a day
without stops. In addition, they need to sleep
only 4 hours a day. Their sleep is a sort of
meditation from which it is very difficult to be
awakened.

They are immune to disease and don’t age. They
can die only for wounds or sorrow.
Like all Elves, they have good sight and hearing:
at night-time they can see nearly as during the
day. If there is a small source of light, they can
see up to 30 m. Their hearing is three times
keener than Men’s.
Their voice is naturally musical (+10 to
Singing).
7 Politics and Power
The Luindrim are traditionally ruled by a King
and a Guardian. The King is the chief figure, and
presides over justice, war and order, while the
Guardian, which is often the Queen, is the
responsible of the Forest, of its animal and
plants, guiding the actions of those who deal
with it: hunters, woodsmen, and the like.
In addition, there is a Keeper of the Book of
Icelore: she is often the Queen, but under
Doranar’s and Thonaran’s reign the Book was
Kept by Curlalf, Guardian of the Wood. The
Keeper is the only Elf in all Luindor who have
the key of the Chamber of the Book in
Cybrethil; his task is to watch over the tome,
and tap to its power in situations of danger.
There are eight professions in Luindor. Every
profession elects informally a representative,
that counsel the King and the Guardian in their
decisions.
7.1 King Eryngon
Eryngon was born in SA 1372, only son of
Thonaran and his Queen, Celwen. He was
educated to be a King, but as Thonaran still
remembered his father’s death at Nan Drùhar,
he wanted to make of his son a skilled warrior
and a good leader. He succeeded perfectly, as
Eryngon was unrivalled with the kynac, and
respected and loved by his wardens.
From 1987 to 1992, he fought in support with
Hoarmûrath, following his father’s orders, and
for a time really trusted the Urdar lord. Then,
when things got worse, Eryngon searched for
vengeance upon the betrayal of the Luindrim,
but was never able to confront the King of Urd.
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He fought valiantly in the War of the Woods,
but in the end the Luindrim were defeated. His
father slain, and his kingdom conquered,
Eryngon was offered to join the runaways led by
Elewen. He refused the crown of a new
kingdom in exile, and remained with some
faithful wardens, living as bandits who preyed
upon Urdar bands inside Luindor, with the
protection of the locals.
However, in 2674, the bandits dared to ambush
the very Half-king, slaying him and his firstborn.
The Urdar retaliated on the Luindrim,
punishing everyone suspected to have sheltered
the outlaws, and raising the tributes. In spite of
the prince’s dreams, the Elves did not dare to
openly revolt against the Ice King, and he left,
wandering the North in search of the stolen
Book of Icelore.
In the following centuries, he visited almost
every corner of the North, from Mitheryn to the
borders of Ôm, and from Ushashasir to Rùbor.
Obsessed by his failures, he dared more and
more, trying finally, in 3032, to ambush
Camthalion and interrogate him. His attempt
failed, and while many of his companions were
slain, Eryngon was captured and brought to
Sediakh, where he was imprisoned in the
citadel’s dungeon.
Yet, Hoarmûrath chose not to kill him, both for
cruelty and the hope to extort information
about his companions. On more than one
occasion, the Ice King used the Elven prince as
a trap for his friends, come to rescue him. They
all found death.
Eryngon never gave up, refusing to speak and
enduring every pain. His captivity lasted nearly
four centuries. He was found by Randae
Linvairë, in TA 3, after the conquest of Sediakh
and the hasty flight of Camthalion. The Half-Elf
King saved Eryngon, and announced him the
end of the Ice King’s rule.
The Elven prince recovered in Luindor, but
though he saw his kingdom free once again, he
was deprived of the crown he had fought for for
nearly fourteen centuries. He was convinced
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that his people did not desire another King:
however, Randae chose the Gift of Men, and in
TA 130, Eryngon became the Fifth King of
Luindor.
He then ruled on a reborn kingdom, watching
and preventing evil to return to the North.
However, his efforts were not enough. When
the Shadow returned, Eryngon could only fight
to slow its rise. After the Plague, the Elvenking
is taking profit of Urd’s weakness,
strengthening the defences of the kingdom,
while at the same time use spies and the Book of
Icelore to help the revolting peoples against the
Urdar. The Rantir still roam the North,
gathering information and helping isolated
groups of rebels and bandits in Urd and other
lands.
Eryngon stands 1,90 m, weighs 85 kg, with
quick and strong muscles on all his body. He has
dark hair and eyes and fair skin. At his palace he
wears silk clothes and boast a kingly attitude
towards all who visit him. Outside the palace,
he changes, becoming a perfect leader, both
charismatic, trust-inspiring, witty. He wears the
clothes of the wardens, green and brown.
Level: 32
Race: Avar (Noldo)
Profession: Ranger
Home: Cybrethil
Aka: Reinkon (Lu. “Tree Captain”), Fifth King
of Luindor, Thalion (S. “The Steadfast”)
RM Stats: St-95, Qu-101, Em-83, In-86, Pr-
93, Ag-99, Co-94, Me-86, Re-93, SD-101
MERP Stats: St-95, Ag-99, Co-94, Ig-93, It-
86, Pr-93
Appearance: 92
Hits: 150
Melee OB: 130bs
Missile OB: 170lb
AT (DB): SL/7(40)
Skill bonuses: Ambush 15, Attunement 40,
Basic Math 40, Dancing 60, Diplomacy 50,
Foraging 80, Horse Mastery 80, Hunting 90,
Leadership 100, Martial Arts sweeps 50,
Military Organisation 80, Observation 90, Play
Flute 50, Public Speaking 70, Stalk & Hide 90,
Swashbuckling 60, Read Runes 30, Star Gazing
65, Swimming 60, Tactics 80, Tracking 100
Languages: Luinbeth S8/W8, Sindarin
S6/W6, Quenya S5/W6, Urdarin S7/W7,
Angcla S7/W6, Sharta S6/W6, Ôma S5/W5
RM Spells: 32 (96) PPs. All base Ranger 30th,
all open Channeling to 5th.
Heirlooms of the King
Crown of Luindor – A gift from the Elves of
Eregion, the crown is gold in the shape of holly
leaves, with red ruby berries. Continuous Mind
Speech Mind Speech (300m). +30 to all Influence
skills.
Thindagol (Lu. “Grey Mantle”) – woven by
the best weavers of Luindor, this mantle gives
+90 to hiding in any woodland.
Cuthon (Lu. Pine Bow”) – the long bow of
Thonaran was recovered from the battlefield
and brought to Eryngon, who kept it as a
reminder of his father. +40 OB. Can fire every
round without penalty.
Arcil (Lu. “Noble Blade”) – a +30 kynac forged
by Curegam in mid Second Age.
Ring of Eregion – one of the first Lesser Rings
of Power made in Eregion, this was a gift from
that kingdom to the King of Luindor. Designed
of mithril, with an amethyst set, it allows the
wearer to resist the presence of Great demons,
and protects wearer against all spells as if he was
30 levels higher than actual.
7.2 Queen Arûthil
Arûthil was born in SA 2060, seven years after
the fall of Luindor, and five since the foundation
of Tharsitaur. She was daughter of Elenthil,
second daughter of Elewen, thus sharing the
blood of Lindor and Helkalòmë. The girl was
educated by her grandmother, to the high
language of the Noldor, and the lore of stars.
She showed her great intellect since childhood,
and spoke more often with loremasters than
with children of her age.
In TA 150, she came to Luindor, now ruled by
Eryngon, and by Elewen’s will she married the

King, uniting again the blood of the ancient
Kings. She had great affection for Eryngon, but
never loved him, as they were separated by their
ideal lives. Eryngon sought glory and majesty,
while the Queen loved lore and knowledge.
Nonetheless, she obeyed him, being a good
Queen, loved by her people, a worthy Guardian
of the Forest, and a discreet Keeper of the Book
of Icelore.
Arûthil stands 1,81 m, weighing only 50 kg. She
is thin and graceful, with the long raven hair of
the Noldor, and black eyes. Her skin is almost
white. She dresses long robes of silk or wool,
usually white or silver.
Level: 10
Race: Avar (Noldo)
Profession: Astrologer
Home: Cybrethil
Aka: Rûsila (Lu. “White Light of the East”),
Queen of Luindor, Tindòmiel (S. “Morning
Star”)
RM Stats: St-68, Qu-83, Em-99, In-91, Pr-95,
Ag-82, Co-73, Me-73, Re-91, SD-97
MERP Stats: St-68, Ag-82, Co-73, Ig-91, It-
91, Pr-95
Appearance: 103
Hits: 46
Melee OB: 22ky
Missile OB: 49lb
AT (DB): SL/6(40)
Skill bonuses: Play Harp 50, Singing 55,
Poetry 55, Climbing 40, Perception 50,
Diplomacy 50, Leadership 55, Public Speaking
55, Region (any in the Far North) Lore 50,
Horse and Crane Mastery 50, Attunement 50,
Basic Math 40, Stalk and Hide 50, Second Aid
40.
Languages: Luinbeth S9/W9, Sindarin
S6/W6, Quenya S6/W6, Urdarin S6/W6,
Angcla S6/W6, Sharta S6/W6
RM Spells: 37 (111) PPs. All base Astrologer
10th, 2 open Channeling to 10th, 2 open
Mentalism to 5th. Base OB is 10, direct OB is 40.
Heirlooms of the Queen
Cwain (Lu. “Holy Bow”) – a Holy (Vàna) beech
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long bow, with silver leaf inlaid. Fashioned in
Tharsitaur. +20 OB, string made of Elven hair,
never breaks.
Queen’s Robes – very beautiful and
comfortable white silken robes, with mantle;
may become grey travel clothes at will, +20
Hiding outdoor, +10 DB and RR against cold.
Crown of Aeareryn – a diadem of silver wires
and leaves, with a single sapphire on the brow;
grants knowledge of Animist Animal Mastery
and Plant Mastery to 20th level (only within the
borders of the Forest). PPsx3 (Channeling).
Made by Helruin, as a gift for the Queen of
Luindor.
Silver flask and cups – grant knowledge of
Open Channeling Purifications, on the water
they contain.
Mrotir Brooch – a silver and lacquer brooch
in the shape of a mrotir crane. +20 DB, +10 RR.
A gift from Elewen.
Harp of the Queen – a large golden harp,
fashioned by Randae the minstrel for Queen
Helkalòmë. +15 Play Instrument and Music. X2
range to all Bard spells.
7.3 Professions
7.3.1 The Guardians
The profession of the Guardians is formed by all
who defend the peace of Luindor. They are the
guards, the wardens, and the Rantir. Master of
the Guardians is Amaras, who is also Captain of
the Guards; he was a companion of Eryngon in
the wilds, during the Half-Kings’ domination.
1,90 tall, 90 kg, with dark hair and dark blue
eyes, he is the only Elf capable of matching the
King in a fight. The Guardians’ profession is
very hierarchical, with few decisional meetings;
they are under the direct command of the King.
7.3.2 The Gardeners
The first Gardener was Queen Helkalòmë, who
taught the arts of growing things to the
Luindrim. She had learned them in Aman, from
Yavanna, and possessed great knowledge and
skill, most of which was unfortunately lost with
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her death. The Gardeners obtained the grade of
profession after 1720, when the refugees from
Eregion brought with them knowledge of
glasshouses, thus permitting to grow many
plants that would not normally resist the cold
northern climate.
The Gardeners have always been few, mostly
living near Cybrethil. Their Master is Calenë,
who learned in her youth directly from the First
Queen. Calenë is 1,80 tall, lean, with short
sandy hair and light blue eyes. She likes dressing
in bright green. Friend to the Queen, she helps
her in the task of Guardian of the Forest. A lover
of all things that grow, Calenë is by far the
greatest Animist and herbalist of the North.
7.3.3 The Herders
The Elves of Luindor herd a number of animals:
goats for milk and wool; horses for milk and
steeds; hens and geese for eggs and plumes.
Most animals wander freely, and none of them
is killed for meat. While they usually stand
inside the villages during the night, some Elven
herders love to wander, even to Aeareryn,
returning home to sell their products, for the
rest of the year enjoying a nomadic life.
Linderyn, Master of the Herders, is one of
these. He is famous for his ability with the flute,
and his wanderings. One of the first Elves that
came to the North, together with Lindor, he
wandered for many years, until in SA 900 he
accepted the title of Master; in 2053 he left
Luindor, living in Aeareryn. He returned only
in TA 150, together with Curegam and other
refugees led by Elewen and Palanorn. Linderyn
is 1,85 m tall, of medium built; he has dark hair
and eyes, and dresses with simple woollen
clothes of his goats.
7.3.4 The Hunters
One of the most important professions, the
Hunters are virtually the only providers of meat
in the forest. The Elves hunt for eating, never to
collect furs or to entertain themselves –
although these two aspects are not excluded by
them. Luindor is rich in fauna, but the Master
and the Queen are always wary of the balances
that rule the forest, so that no species is
threatened of extinction. Sometimes hunters
travel to the great Forest or Aeareryn, where
they are free, without risk of altering the balance
of such huge woodlands. Luindrim hunters
favour bow and arrows, and they don’t like the
practice of trapping, as it is not selective of the
prey.
Fishers are comprised in this profession, too.
Tordlal is the Master of the Hunters. A
renowned ranger, he is a master with the bow.
Born in early Second Age, he fought in the War
of the Woods, but went into exile when his
homeland was conquered. Joining for a brief
time Eryngon and his band, he eventually turned
to Tharsitaur. He is 1,75 m tall, with dark hair
and dark blue eyes.
7.3.5 The Weavers
Together with the Gardeners, the Weavers are
the only profession to be mainly composed of
female Elves. As the Gardeners, they derive
much of their knowledge from the First Queen.
Elven weavers work mainly with goat wool,
although they can produce fine textiles with
plants, or Giant Spider silk. These are,
however, difficult to weave and get, and they
are only fashioned for special occasions. Elves
dye wool with a variety of plant colours.
Sliebrin is Master of the Weavers. She was born
in mid Second Age, and became Master after her
mother’s death during the Uprising of SA 3261.
She is 1,70 m tall, of normal build, with long

brown hair and green eyes. She is a friend of the
Queen, and wife of Paurcalm.
7.3.6 The Smiths
Founded in SA 1720, the profession of the
smiths comprises all who craft metal and glass.
They live mostly in Cybrethil, where they work
in the local forges. Elven artisans craft the most
beautiful creations of the North, although their
lore cannot match that of the Dwarves. Glass in
a craft for which Luindor is famous all across the
North: objects of art, tools, windows,
glasshouses for gardens, even gems and weapons
can be crafted by them (although the last two are
so expensive that it is not profitable to make
them).
Curiously, also miners belong to this profession.
They extract copper and tin in the Pinnath Paer,
providing the smiths with metals. Most of the
other ores come from the Dwarves or the
Sharta.
Only one of the three original founders of the
profession remain in Luindor. Lindemar died in
2053, and Helruin remains in Tharsitaur.
Curegam leads the Smiths from TA 150. 1,80
tall, of strong build, with dark hair and eyes, he
spends most of his time at his forge at Cybrethil.
He loves his work, and tries to reply the glory
he saw in Eregion in his youth, when he learned
his art from the Mìrdain.
Curegam
Level: 30
Race: Avar
Profession: Alchemist
Home: Cybrethil
Aka: Master of the Smiths, Belgrimbor (Lu.
“Strongarm”)
RM Stats: St-96, Qu-82, Em-89, In-92, Pr-88,
Ag-93, Co-92, Me-97, Re-92, SD-88
MERP Stats: St-96, Ag-93, Co-92, Ig-92, It-
92, Pr-88
Appearance: 88
Hits: 160
Melee OB: 160wh
Missile OB: 130lb
AT (DB): Pl/18(40)
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Skill bonuses: Attunement 90, Basic Math 70,
Climbing 50, Dancing 70, Diplomacy 50,
Engineering 80, Glass-blowing 110, Leadership
70, Metal (various) Craft 90, Metal Lore 100,
Mining 50, Observation 80, Play Xilophone 70,
Public Speaking 50, Read Runes 60, Stalk&Hide
50, Star Gazing 65, Stone lore 70, Swimming 50
Languages: Luinbeth S8/W8, Sindarin
S7/W7, Quenya S6/W6, Urdarin S6/W6,
Sharta S5/W5
RM Spells: 30 PPs. All base Alchemist 30th, all
open Essence to 5th.
Curegam’s principal items
Dagorimbor (S. “Battle Arm”) - +30 white
eog warhammer, made in Eregion.
Armour – Pl/18 in Dwarven steel (Adarcer),
made in Hadhodhrond during the Second Age.
+15 DB
7.3.7 The Crafters
All the artisans that don’t work as smiths nor
weavers are Crafters: all those who work with
wood, stone or leather. Elven craft is
comfortable, durable and beautiful.
Curinbor is the Master of Crafters. 1,75 m tall,
of normal build, with dark hair and eyes, he is
an engineer who projects buildings. He is
married with Pelniloth, a maiden of the
Weavers, and has two young children.
7.3.8 The Minstrels
Though few, the Minstrels are among the most
respected professions. Most of them are simple
entertainers: though nearly all Elves can sing,
play and dance, they are professional dancers,
musicians, story-tellers, etc. Artists such as
sculptors or painters are comprised among the
crafters; instead, poets belong to the Minstrels.
A few of them are considered ‘Keepers of Lore’,
as they collect a very ancient oral tradition made
of songs, lays and ballads who tell the history of
the northern lands.
Guimav is the Master of the Minstrels. 1,65 tall,
of thin built, he is reputedly the wittiest of the
Luindrim, and at the same time a renowned
loremaster. He has long sandy hair, green eyes,
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and dress in a bright garb; his instrument of
choice is the lute. He spends half his time at
Cybrethil, else wandering the realm, usually in
summer. He is a great friend to the traveller
Telcontar.
7.4 Other important characters
7.4.1 Aliarin
She was born in mid-Second Age, and soon
began apprenticeship at Palanorn’s healing
hoses, excelling among other aids. When
Palanorn left Luindor, in 2053, Aliarin decided
to remain, to care for the wounded in her
homeland. She therefore became the Mistress of
the Houses of Healing at Cybrethil, and served
well even under the Half-Kings.
Aliarin is 1,66 tall, weighs 55 kg, and has a
beautiful rose skin, with sandy hair at the neck
and blue eyes. She favours white robes with
pockets for her herbs.
Her greatest love is the art of healing, and she
genuinely cares about every living being, even
Orcs, if they politely ask for her help. This kind
of view has estranged her from many Elves,
accusing her of collaborating with the enemy.
However, her allegiance goes only to life, not to
a single master. She is very respected for her
position, and everyone trusts her doing.
Level: 20
Race: Avar
Profession: Healer
Home: Cybrethil
Aka: Mistress of the Houses of Healing; the
Healer.
RM Stats: St-64, Qu-75, Em-97, In-96, Pr-86,
Ag-69, Co-86, Me-94, Re-93, SD-99
MERP Stats: St-64, Ag-69, Co-86, Ig-93, It-
96, Pr-86
Appearance: 76
Hits: 90
Melee OB: 30ky
Missile OB: 30lb
AT (DB): No/2(15)
Skill bonuses: Attunement 50, Basic Math 40,
Dancing 50, Diagnostics 110, Diplomacy 30,
First Aid 90, Herb Lore 120, Observation 85,
Read Runes 50, Second Aid 110, Stalk&Hide
40, Star Gazing 65, Surgery 85, Swimming 40
Languages: Luinbeth S8/W8, Sindarin
S6/W6, Urdarin S6/W6
RM Spells: 50 (150) PPs. All base Healer and
open Channeling 20th, all closed Channeling to
15th.
Aliarin’s principal items
Brewing Cup – a gift from Palanorn, her
master, this wooden cup, carved with leaf
patterns, can warm on concentration some
water to 100° C, in 1D10 rnds. 3xPPs Healers.
Purse – a leather bag for herb storage, it triples
the time of conservation of herbs.
7.4.2 Arothir
He was born in Luindor shortly before Mùar’s
awakening, entering the service of King
Thonaran as a warden. He became one of the
spies of Luindor when the alliance with
Hoarmûrath soured, and he was charged the
duty of assassinating two of his high
commanders. Arothir fought bravely during the
War of the Woods, and when the kingdom fell,
he turned to the forest, joining Eryngon’s band
of outlaws.
He was among the slayers of the Half-King in
2674, and after that moment, he left Luindor
with Eryngon, eventually separating from him,
to search for the Book of Icelore. His
wanderings bring Arothir north, to Kheledh-
dûm and even the borders of Ôm, which he was
not permitted to cross.
When the Luindrim uprose under the leadership
of Randae Linvairë, he joined the fight, and
eventually was able to free his friend Eryngon
from the prisons of Sediakh. Arothir entered the
service of Randae, convincing Eryngon to wait
for his moment, and not claim the crown.
He then became the leader of the Rantir, those
rangers who watched and fought any

manifestation of the Shadow in the Far North.
Level: 24
Race: Avar
Profession: Ranger
Home: Cybrethil, or anywhere in the North
Aka: Glendae (L. “Green shade”), Captain of
the Rantir
RM Stats: St-94, Qu-98, Em-92, In-96, Pr-92,
Ag-99, Co-92, Me-88, Re-91, SD-88
MERP Stats: St-94, Ag-99, Co-92, Ig-91, It-
96, Pr-92
Appearance: 88
Hits: 115
Melee OB: 130bs
Missile OB: 150lb
AT (DB): SL/7(40)
Skill bonuses: Ambush 15, Attunement 30,
Basic Math 30, Dancing 60, Diplomacy 30,
Foraging 80, Horse Mastery 70, Hunting 80,
Leadership 80, Martial Arts sweeps 40, Military
Organisation 60, Observation 95, Play Flute 70,
Public Speaking 50, Swashbuckling 50, Read
Runes 30, Stalk&Hide 100, Star Gazing 65,
Swimming 60, Tactics 60, Tracking 90
Languages: Luinbeth S7/W7, Sindarin
S4/W4, Urdarin S7/W7, Angcla S6/W6,
Sharta S6/W6, Myrin S6/W4
RM Spells: 24 PPs. All base Ranger 20th, 5
open Channeling to 5th.
Arothir’s principal items
Glengol (Lu. “Green Mantle”) – woven by the
best weavers of Luindor, this mantle gives +70
to hiding in any woodland. It can be turned
inside-out, its grey side giving +40 in any
landscape.
Cutor (Lu. Forest Bow”) – one of the first bows
made by Luindrim in the First Age, this beech
long bow is +40 OB.
Luincil (S. “Blue Blade”) – forged by Curegam
in early Third Age, this steel kynac is +30, of
slaying Orcs and Giant Spiders. It glows of a blue
light when Orcs or Spiders are within 100 m.
7.4.3 Paurcalm
Born in the Elder Days, during the Age of the
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Trees, Paurcalm came to Luindor with Lindor,
and is currently the most ancient Elf in the
North. In those far times, he became a great
friend of Dwarves, and from them he learned
how to mine ores in the hills, and mould them
into metal. He had his mine and forge at
Paurond, in the Pinnath Paer, built with the help
of friends from Drùhar-shatûr. When this city
fell, he was the first to help the Dwarves,
sharing his home wit them, and enlarging the
caves to better host the refugees.
Eventually, he helped founding Belzâram, often
travelling from his large halls to the Dwarven
city. Empty Paurond became a fortress and a
stock, where emergency supplies and weapons
were hidden in case of war. When Lamthanc the
Dragon destroyed Belzâram, the survivors were
again helped by Elves, but at last they journeyed
to Murthûnin or fled south, to the Orocarni.
However, a few remained with him, swearing
allegiance to the Elvenking. They fought bravely
during the War of the Woods. With Paurcalm
and a bunch of guards, they defended Paurond
to the last man. In 2055, the last resistance in
Luindor fell. Only Paurcalm survived, taken
prisoner.
He was kept in a jail in his own home for more
than 50 years, never revealing his secrets. In the
end, he accepted to work for the Half King, and
was released. For the rest of those years, he
served the conqueror, directing the slaves
working in the mines, protecting them, easying
their escape, and secretly supplying information
and weapons to anyone who opposed the Half
King. Imprisoned again in 3130, he was released
during the uprising. From that moment, he
returned to his work, now with Elven assistants,
to the mines and bronze forges. He is the second
member in importance among the Crafters.
Paurcalm has silver hair, that he gathers in a
single braid. He has hazel eyes and stands 1,75
m tall, with normal build. He dresses in a
comfortable garb, which is usually a work suit.
He is rather suspicious towards all those whom
he doesn’t know well, especially Men. He is
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well known among the Dwarves, and in times of
peace it is not uncommon to find Nogodh (Lu.
“Dwarf”) apprentices working under his
teaching.
Level: 40
Race: Avar
Profession: Alchemist
Home: Paurond
Aka: the Miner; Nogodhil (Lu. “Dwarf-
friend”); Imaron (Lu. “Underground Dweller”).
RM Stats: St-96, Qu-98, Em-82, In-96, Pr-90,
Ag-73, Co-90, Me-93, Re-97, SD-98
MERP Stats: St-96, Ag-73, Co-90, Ig-97, It-
96, Pr-90
Appearance: 94
Hits: 170
Melee OB: 160wm
Missile OB: 160lb
AT (DB): Pl/18(65)
Skill bonuses: Attunement 80, Basic Math 60,
Climbing 70, Dancing 60, Diplomacy 50,
Engineering 90, Foraging 50, Glass-blowing 90,
Leadership 80, Leather (various) Crafts 60,
Metal (various) Craft 90, Metal Lore 80,
Military Organisation 60, Mining 110,
Observation 80, Play Drums 70, Public
Speaking 70, Read Runes 60, Stalk&Hide 60,
Star Gazing 75, Stone lore 80, Swimming 60,
Tactics 60
Languages: Luinbeth S8/W8, Sindarin
S4/W4, Urdarin S6/W6
RM Spells: 80 PPs. All base Alchemist 30th, all
Channeling to 10th.
Paurcalm’s principal items
Anglodhan (Lu. “Gift of Angolodh”) – made
by Dwarves in the early days of Belzâram, this
war mattock was a gift from the founder of that
city, King Brahak Angolodh (S. “Iron-wise”) to
his friend. It is +30 and of slaying Orcs and
Demons.
Armour – a Pl/18 made of steel, it gives the
wearer +20 DB.
Galacalm (Lu. “Bright Lamp”) – the
masterpiece of Paurcalm’s work is this lamp,
made in late First Age, helped by Dwarves.
Paurcalm discovered a principle similar to that
of Fëanorian lamps, so that he is able to make
gems to glow of a faint light. The Galacalm is a
bronze lantern, decorated with shapes of Dwarf
and Elven miners; inside it, there is a golden
gem that shines permanently, lighting as a torch.
The secret powers of the lamp are many: it can
increase or decrease its brightness on mental
command, from the brilliance of a candlelight to
that of a campfire. Thrice per day, it can shine
with the effect of a Light Ways Lightning (30 m
radius), blinding all those around. The golden
light is holy: evil creatures will fear it; every five
rounds they must RR vs. Fear, or turn away
from the light; the level of the attack is 10, but
it rises of 5 levels every five rounds. The light
can also burn evil creatures: all those who are
exposed to direct light suffer from 10 hits/rnd,
minus one for every meter of distance (so, an
Orc that is seven metres from the Galacalm will
suffer 3 hits/rnd). Evil creatures who touch the
inner gem suffer an “E” Heat critical every
round.
7.4.4 Lòmiron
Born in the year prior to the rise of the Sun,
Lòmiron had a quite uneventful life, through the
troubled history of Luindor. Gifted from birth
with the ability to see the future, he often
shunned the company of others, preferring to
live alone in the forest, or wander in the
wilderness. He helped the Kings of Luindor
several times, offering his sight for a higher
purpose, else he seldom uses it. When Luindor
fell, he moved to Mitheryn, or wandered the
forests of the North, always alone.
In Third Age, he met with one of the few people
he accepted to be his companions, the traveller
Nòlglen. The westerner was interested in the
powers of the Elf, while this one liked to talk
about metaphysics and the underworld. The
two became great friends, and still are. When
Nòlglen visits the North, he always meets with
Lòmiron, who reports him all news he has
gathered in that time.
Lòmiron is 1,80 m tall, of lean built, with pale

skin, very dark hair and dark blue eyes. He
dresses in dark colours, preferring green and
brown. He always wonders about the origin of
Arda, the nature of Ilùvatar, and the destiny of
the world after the Dagor Dagorath. He only
likes the company of loremasters and lovers of
knowledge: however, if he sees his fellow Elves
in trouble, he will surely help them out,
although he prefers not to act directly on the
‘destiny of things’. Sometimes he acts as a
messenger or spy of Nòlglen, always without
direct action.
Level: 30
Race: Avar
Profession: Seer
Home: Luindor, Mitheryn, the Great Forest
Aka: Eredhil (Lu. “Lonely Elf”)
RM Stats: St-67, Qu-87, Em-97, In-96, Pr-82,
Ag-75, Co-78, Me-94, Re-97, SD-100
MERP Stats: St-67, Ag-75, Co-78, Ig-97, It-
96, Pr-82
Appearance: 93
Hits: 130
Melee OB: 60qs
Missile OB: 100lb
AT (DB): No/2(15)
Skill bonuses: Attunement 60, Basic Math 60,
Climbing 50, Dancing 40, Diplomacy 70,
Divination 120, Foraging 60, Horse Mastery 50,
Hunting 60, Leadership 80, Meditation 80,
Observation 100, Philosophy 90, Play Flute 80,
Poetry 90, Public Speaking 70, Read Runes 70,
Stalk&Hide 70, Star Gazing 85, Swimming 60,
Tracking 30, Weather watching 120
Languages: Luinbeth S8/W8, Sindarin
S6/W6, Urdarin S6/W6, Quenya S4/W4
RM Spells: 90(360) PPs. All base Seer 30th, all
base Ranger and Animist to 5th, all Open
Mentalism and Open Channeling to 5th.
Lòmiron’s principal items
Black Staff – a black oak 1,70 m staff, made by
himself; x4 PPs, holder may cast Animist Nature
Shields Plant Form 1/day.
Long Bow – a black beech long bow, +30, of
slaying Orcs; string never breaks.
Elven Cloak – a dark mantle that gives +40 to
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Hiding in shadows. When reversed, it is grey
and +20 Hiding anywhere.
7.5 Relations with the outside
world
Luindor is the eternal enemy of Urd and its
North King Hoarmûrath. The Urdar hunt every
Elf they find, and try periodically to invade the
forest. The Elves spy and encourage outlaws,
rebels and betrayers. The Rantir are sometimes
commissioned political assassinations of military
or religious leaders.
The Sharta are friends with the Elves, and they
are the only people who periodically trade with
them, although on a small scale. However, the
Sharta are to weak and divided to influence the
political scene in the Far North.
The Elves are at good terms with the Dwarves,
but they are not able to forge an alliance with
them, who fear the North King.
Elves and Umli have few things in common, and
they try to avoid one another.
Differently from the Eldar, the Luindrim have
learned little wisdom from their past deeds,
when they tried to manipulate Men, imposing
them a King to bring peace and order. Although
the Elves gave up relying on mortals, still they
try to keep peace by selective elimination of
potential threats, questioning little about their
doing. This is the main flaw of the Luindrim: in
their search for good, they have been fooled by
their own desires, coming close to corruption.
King Eryngon is the main supporter of this
policy of silent violence and terror, to prevent
larger wars; it is Queen Arûthil who questions
more about the nature of this choice.
Unfortunately, most Luindrim, remembering
the pains and sorrows of the Urdarin
domination, are sided wholly with their King.
8 Sites of Note
8.1 Cybrethil
(S. “Birch-bows”, Lu. “Cybreseil”)
Among the green-blue trees of Luindor, the
Elvenking holds his court, in a marvellous
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wooden and glass palace built on the branches of
a thicket of birches. Around the palace, lies the
largest settlement of Elves inside the forest,
made of telain and ground-level buildings. All
protected by a wooden palisade and an empty
channel that encircles the town.
About 800 Elves reside there. Apart from the
palace, Cybrethil also hosts the cold forge built
by Helruin, and all the Masters of Professions.
The town is famous for his artisans, among
which the most famous are the glassmakers and
the lutemakers.
8.2 Sùlond
(Lu. “Windy Haven”, Lu. “Sùlondë”)
Lying at the mouth of the Girithrant, on its
southern bank, Sùlond is a town of no less than
600 Elves, the majority of whom are fishers.
The settlement, unlike others, is mainly built on
the ground, and protected by a wooden
palisade; a small wood of pines and holly
protects it from the fierce sea-winds, and hides
its sight from anyone coming from Belcheldor.
The small river harbour hold space for 30 Elven
boats, mainly used for summer fishing. Another
building of note is the Fishers’ Hall, where the
fisher members of the Profession of Hunters
meet, when they have to discuss their particular
interests; their informal but recognised leader,
Selaran, is also the chief of the villagers,
representing them to the Rulers. He is an Elf
born in the First Age, friend to the Sharta, and
he has seldom acted as Luindrin ambassador to
them.
8.3 Paurond
(S. “Paerond”, Lu. “Copper Vault”)
Originally a mine with a nearby forge, home to
Paurcalm, it was enlarged by Dwarves after the
fall of Drùhar-shatûr in First Age, to host the
refugees for a time. Paurcalm and a few
Dwarven friends remained the only inhabitants
until the fall of Belzâram in SA 1130. From that
year, the Dwarven population waned as they
emigrated one after the other, the last slain at
the end f the War of the Woods (2055).
Under the Half-Kings, Paurond became a large
mine and forge complex, where slaves worked
under the direction of Paurcalm. After the
Uprising, the complex once again became
empty: Paurcalm and his few apprentices, Elves

and Dwarves, work in the mines and forges for
the King, and keep a large stock of food and
weapons, to be used in times of war. The hill has
been fortified, so that it can resist a siege of
many years long, and host as much as 200
warriors.
8.4 Sarn Girith
(S. “Shiver Ford”, Lu. “Sarnegrid”)
The main crossing of the Girithrant, this ford
lies about at half the course of the stream. It is
quite easy to cross in all seasons (except early
Summer), but it is quite narrow, so that only
few horses can pass at a time. It is protected by
Elven wardens in all times, and a tree outpost
watch directly above it.
8.5 Cabed-i-Thyn
(S. “Cliff of Pines”, Lu. “Kred Tyn”)
The easiest way through the Pinnath Paer leads,
on their ‘inner’ side, to a place where the road
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is flanked by steep walls, covered by dark pines.
This is the Cabed-i-Thyn, and more than once
invader forces were crushed with an ambush in
this obliged passage. The location is quite
solitary and wild, and slightly threatening,
knowing that the pines hold many wardens,
ready to give the alarm or fire their arrows on
trespassers.
8.6 Cirith Lammond
(S. “Crevice of Echoing Stone”, Lu. “Krid
Lamond”)
The only passage where a large group could
cross the rugged and forested Emyn Peith is the
Cirith Lammond, a 5 km passage where bleak
walls look grimly at travellers, hiding Elven
wardens in their shadows, or in the occasional
spots of shrubs or small trees. The place is
perfect for ambushes, and more than once
forces from Takhar were pushed back by the
rangers, with dramatic losses among the
Mannish ranks.
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9 Adventures
The following adventures can be played either
separated or connected in a campaign. They are
conceived to be played respectively by low,
medium and high-level characters.
9.1 The Spear of the Hunter
Setting: The Eastern March, anytime during
the Elven reign.
Requirements: a group of outdoorsmen.
Magic-users will be very useful, especially a seer
or someone adept with water ways.
Aids: none.
Rewards: the spear of Mordyn
The Tale
In ancient days, there was a great hunter in
Luindor. His name was Mordyn, and his arrows
flew swift to the heart of every prey he chose, as
his spear was always merciful to his victims,
slaying them with but one strike. He was famous
and respected, and the head of all the Hunters of
Luindor.
Then, one day, a danger came from the Emyn
Pelaelin: Largyoth, a son of Lamthanc, had left
the woodlands of Uul to hunt in the Eastern
March, wasting the beautiful country with his
brute force. Many warriors tried to face him,
but in the end, they fell: only Mordyn was able
to fight with the worm. After fooling him with
his arrows, Mordyn ran out of them: then he left
his empty quiver, and held fast his spear,
preparing a last, desperate attack against the evil
Cold Drake. Their duel in the wetlands is sung
in many ballads of the Elves, but in the end the
opponents fell into a deep pool, entangled in a
desperate challenge. No one ever returned to
the surface, and the pool stood still, its waters
corrupted by the black blood of the worm.
The Task
This adventure is best if played as a consequence
of the spotting of the Gorrhav (see “The Slaying
of the Beast”). Tordlal or the Queen, or
someone else if the PCs ask his/her counsel,
may reveal the PCs the location of the spear of
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Mordyn, an item that will be more than useful
against the Beast.
Alternatively, the PCs may learn of the spear
and be sent to take it in a situation of danger.
The Pool
The Pool of the Dead lies in the midst of Nin-i-
Ramran, and find it without indication is a
absurd (-70) manoeuvre. If the PCs have been
told where to search, it is only very hard (-20)
to reach the place.
The pool is round, about 50 m in diameter, and
10 m deep. Its waters are dark and foul-
smelling. Few plants grow near its banks, save
thorny brambles and stinging nettles. No
animals come near, and no fish swims in the
murky liquid.
If someone is so mad to drink the water (no
animal will ever do it willingly), he should make
a RR vs. Disease, or fall into a deep sleep, full
of agony and nightmares for 1-100 days. The
simple contact with the water is not harmful,
but if someone bathes in it, he has to RR vs.
Disease every round, with all the consequences
of his sleeping (he would drown).
Of course, the whole place is cursed by the
death of the Dragon. Its body rots in the mud, 7
m under the surface. The body of Mordyn is still
entangled with it, its skeletal hand holding its
spear.
The PCs will have problems recovering the
weapon. Moreover, if they sleep in a range of
100 m from the pool, they will suffer from
nightmares, and will not enjoy the benefits of
rest. The only creatures that seem to thrive are
bloodsuckers, which will plague the PCs for all
their stay.
The best way to recover the spear is the use of
magic, first to locate it, and then to avoid
touching the water. It can be purified, frozen or
evaporated, but only in small quantities, so it’s
impossible to empty the whole pool and then
search.
The Spear
Fashioned in dìrwood, 1,80 m long, with a steel
tip, this spear is magical and Holy. It is +20, and
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of Slaying Monsters (ie all beings that were
originated from the corruption of a creature of
Yavanna; this includes Dragons, Trolls, Fell
Beasts, and the Gorrhav, but not Orcs).
The spear has not been ruined by time, and it is
still in good conditions, though full of dirt and
slimy algae.
The power of this weapon s holds the curse at
bay. When it is removed from the body of the
Dragon, the cursed area will enlarge, at the
speed of 10 m / day, to a range of 500 m. It will
revert back to its size, at the same speed, when
the spear will be stuck again in the Dragon’s
body. The breaking of the curse could be an
interesting quest for another adventure, that
would permit the PCs to keep the spear.
9.2 The Slaying of the Beast
Setting: The Eastern March, anytime during
the Elven reign.
Requirements: a group of outdoorsmen,
better rangers and animists, but also warriors.
Aids: none.
Rewards: 20 gp offered by the King, plus the
hide of the Gorrhav.
The Tale
Panic has recently spread throughout southern
Luindor. A huge arrhav (Lu. “Tiger”) has been
spotted in the Eastern March, not far from the
Lhûen Gap. Two Elven hunters and three
wardens have disappeared, and the bones of
deers and other large beasts have been found,
sign of the passage of the beast. Groups of
hunters have been sent in all the area, but they
were not able to found what they call the
Gorrhav, the Tiger of Terror; a group,
composed of five experienced hunters, made no
return. When the wardens, two days ago, found
that a whole herd of sheeps had been slaughtered
by the beast, along with the herder, not far from
some settlements, the King alerted all the
hunters of the realm, promising a booty of 20 gp
for the slaying of the beast. The hunters will be
allowed to keep their prey, or sell it to the King.
Already large groups of Elves have organised to
track the Gorrhav, but their lack of success is
causing much worrying in the forest.
The Gorrhav
The true nature of the Gorrhav is unknown:
Taurdal, Master of the Hunters, think it is an
exceptionally large arrhav, who came through
the Lhûen Gap in search for food. Queen
Arûthil is instead convinced that a normal
animal would never be so cunning and
dangerous, and suspect the workings of Shadow.
The Gorrhav has undoubtedly the looking of a
tiger, with a dark-golden mantle with black
stripes and white between the legs. It is 3 m
long, plus 1 m of tail, with evil red eyes and
Name Lvl #/ Size Speed Hits AT DB Attacks
Enc
Gorrhav 15 1 L FA/V 350 No 40 130LCl
F /4 /
110HBi
sharp fangs. Always hungry and very aggressive,
it is as cunning and subtle as an intelligent
creature, and able to move silently and hide to
fool the best hunter (+150 Stalk and Hide). It is
sheer folly (-50) to found its tracks, except for
the poor rests of its preys (usually large game).
Its senses are very keen (+100 Alertness). The
only limit of the beast is its size – too large to
climb most trees or to hide in tall grass.
The monster prefers Elf flesh above all, and is
always hungry of it. It will not attack large
groups, preferring to sneak away, and ambush
smaller groups (15 ranks Ambush). If it can’t
find Elves, it turns to deers or cattle, or even
bears if it is hungry.
The Task
The Gorrhav is currently roaming around the
southern limits of the Nin-i-Ramran. The PCs
may track it by finding the bones of a recently
(less than 12 hours) killed bison.
If the PCs prepare some sort of trap, it is likely
that they will attract the Gorrhav, who can smell
blood at hundreds of metres of distance.
However, it is difficult to fool it. The only hope

to catch it is by moving in small numbers,
inducing the monster to show up and fight.
Aids
There are no automatic aids for the PCs, unless
they search for them. However, they may
decide to search for friends and allies among the
‘People of Note’, who can accompany them or
offer useful items, for a price or by friendship.
In this case, the best help the PCs can find is
finding the Spear of Mordyn, so the Master can
insert here the first adventure, ‘the Spear of the
Hunter’.
9.3 The Moulder of Shapes
Setting: The Forest of Aeareryn, anytime
during the Elven rule in Luindor.
Requirements: a high-level party of warriors,
outdoorsmen and stalkers. Skills with alchemy
and animals might be very useful.
Aids: none.
Rewards: 100 gp offered by the King, plus the
treasure of Babwe Wem.
The Tale
Shortly after its rise to power, the North King
has looked at Luindor, scheming for its fall. At
this end, he has decided with the Dark Lord to
test its defences. From the Southeast of middle
earth, Dwar of Waw has sent one of his
alchemists and beastmasters, Bebwa Wem.
After settling in a secret hold in Aeareryn,
Babwe has begun experimenting his foul arts on
animals, perverting their nature and turning it
against the Elves. His greatest creation, the
Gorrhav, has been turned against the Elves, who
have proved not so prepared to such threats,
coming from the wilds.
For this reason, the Wôlim alchemist is
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preparing a force of smaller tree lions, endowed
with an evil intelligence, to wreak havoc in
Luindor.
Unfortunately for Bebwa, shortly after the
slating of the Gorrhav, the Queen sent the
Rantir around, to identify possible threats from
the Aeareryn. One of them, Tarsanel,
discovered Bebwa’s secret hold, but was
captured while spying. However, his familiar,
the weasel Rhovil, escaped and searched for
help.
The Task
The PCs may be travelling or wandering in
Aeareryn, or even investigating for the Queen,
when they are approached by Rhovil. If a
character is able to speak with him, it will reveal
Tarsanel’s capture in a ‘dark fortress filled with
dangerous beasts. The weasel is not able to
provide further details about the place, but can
guide the PCs to it. Even if they cannot speak to
it, Rhovil will try to communicate them the
need to follow to the hold.
Once near the Beastmaster’s hold, the PCs
should realise the threat, and may be willing to
investigate and free Tarsanel (whom they might
know or even be friend with).
The Beastmaster’s defences
Bebwa has many beasts to his service: beside
gorcrows, bats and toads who spy the
surroundings for him, he has two war dogs from
Waw, personally modified by him, and
endowed with a long fur which permits them to
resist the northern climate.
Bebwa has also 20 Orcs in his service, plus two
Wôlim assistants and tow bodyguards.
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10 Tables
10.1 Herb Table
Name Code Form/Prep Cost Effect
Snowdweller Early spring, woods, 7 Petals/brew 2 sp Enhance recovery from frostbite
Northern Larch Woods, 5 (3 in Emyn Peith) Bark/ash 1 cp Doubles hits recovery for 2-20 hours.
Iskukäl Summer, woods, , 7 Flower/brew 5 sp Heals 2-20 hits; +20 RR disease
Latha Near sweet water, 5 Stem/brew 5 sp +10 RR vs. disease, heals 12 hits, reduce pain.
Water Smeller Near sweet water, 4 Grass/apply 4 cp Insect repellent.

10.2 Master NPC Table

Name Lvl Hits AT DB Sh Gr Melee Missile/ MovM Notes
OB 2ndary OB
ELDER DAYS
Lindor 50 180 No/1 80 Y N 170bs 200sb 30 Avarin Bard
1440 PPs. Knows all Bard lists to 50th lvl, all Open Essence and Mentalism to 30th lvl. Carries Orb of Lindor.
Helkalòmë 60 170 No/2 100 N N 130bs 140sb 20 Noldo Astrologer/Magician
1200 PPs. Knows all Astrologer lists to 50th, all Animist to 20th, Ice Ways to 50th, all Open Channeling and Mentalism to 20th. Carries Book of Icelore and
Crown of Luindor.
Doranar 20 140 Ch/13 40 Y A/L 180bs 180lb 10 Avar/Noldo Fighter
20 PPs. Knows 4 Open Channeling to 5th. Carries +30 broadsword, of slaying Orcs and Fallen Maiar.
Elewen 20 120 No/2 40 N N 100bs 100sb 20 Avar/Noldo Astrologer
80 PPs. Knows all Astrologer to 20th, all Open Channeling and Mentalism to 15th, all Closed Mentalism to 5th, Ice Ways to 5th.
SECOND AGE
Doranar 30 160 Ch/14 50 Y Y 190bs 200lb 30 Avar/Noldo Warrior/Fighter
30 PPs. Knows all Open Channeling to 5th. Carries +30 broadsword, of slaying Orcs and Fallen Maiar.
Thonaran 20 130 Ch/13 50 Y N 175bs 170lb 10 Avar/Noldo Warrior/Fighter
20 PPs. Knows 3 base Ranger to 5th.
Curlalf 30 160 No/2 45 N N 90qs 120lb 20 Avar Animist
90 (540) PPs. Knows all base Animist, open and closed Channeling to 30th, all base Ranger to 5th.
Camthalion 18 95 No/2 30 N N 70qs 70lb 20 Avar Animist
60 (120) PPs. Knows all base Animist, open and closed Channeling to 18th
Eryngon 20 110 SL/7 40 N N 110ky 130lb 30 Avar/Noldo Ranger
20 (40) PPs. All base Ranger 20th, 3 open Channeling to 5th. Carries +40 long bow, +30 kynac.
Randae Linvairë 16 55 RL/10 30 N A/L 70bs 60lb 10 Avar/Urdar Bard
32 PPs. All base Bard to 15th (25th), Mentalist Clothing, Mind’s Door and Movement to 10th.
THIRD AGE
Eryngon 32 150 SL/7 40 150ky 170lb 30 Avar/Noldo Ranger
32 (96) PPs. All base Ranger 30th, all open Channeling to 5th. Carries +40 long bow, +30 kynac.
Arûthil 10 46 SL/6 40 N N 22ky 49lb 20 Avar/Noldo Astrologer
37 (111) PPs. Knows all Astrologer to 10th, 2 Open Channeling to 10th, two Open Mentalism to 5th. Carries +10 kynac, +20 Holy long bow, Crown of
Aeareryn.
Amaras 28 180 Pl/18 60 Y A/L 160bs 180lb 5 Avar Warrior/Fighter
10 PPs. Knows 2 open Mentalism to 5th.
Calenë 30 140 No/2 25 N N 60qs 100lb 15 Avar Animist
90 (360) PPs. Knows all base Animist, open and closed Channeling to 30th.
Linderyn 40 160 SL/7 40 N N 140ky 200lb 30 Avar Ranger
40 PPs. Knows all base Ranger to 30th.
Tordlal 25 120 SL/7 40 N N 120ky 150lb 30 Avar Ranger
25 PPs. Knows all base Ranger to 20th.
Sliebrin 15 80 No/2 20 N N 60ky 80lb 15 Avar Everyman
15 PPs. Knows 3 open Channeling to 10th.
Curegam 30 160 Pl/18 40 Y A/G 160wh 130lb 5 Avar Alchemist
30 PPs. All base Alchemist 30th, all open Essence to 5th.
Curinbor 15 110 SL/7 40 N N 100ky 120lb 10 Avar Everyman
15 PPs. Knows 3 open Mentalism to 5th.
Guimav 30 100 Sl/7 60 N N 100ky 130lb 10 Avar Bard
90 (360) PPs. Knows all base Bard to 30th, all open Mentalism to 20th.
Aliarin 20 90 No/2 15 N N 30ky 30lb 5 Avar Healer
50 (150) PPs. All base Healer and open Channeling 20th, all closed Channeling to 15th.
Arothir 24 115 RL/7 40 N A/L 130bs 150lb 40 Avar Warrior
24 (72) PPs. All Ranger to 20th, three open Channeling to 5th.
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Paurcalm 40 170 Pl/18 65 N A/L 160wm 160lb 10 Avar Alchemist

80 PPs. All base Alchemist 30th, all Channeling to 10th
Lòmiron 30 130 No/2 15 N N 60qs 100lb 30 Avar Seer
90(360) PPs. All base Seer 30th, all base Ranger and Animist to 5th, all Open Mentalism and Open Channeling to 5th.
Selaran 17 120 SL/7 50 N N 130ky 140lb 20 Avar Ranger
17 PPs. Know 3 base ranger, 2 open Channeling to 5th.
Telcontar 40 190 RL/12 115 N A/L 195qs 240lb 95 Istar (Maia) Ranger
240 (1200) PPs. Base 40, direct 80. All Animist, Ranger, open and closed Channeling to 50th, all Cleric to 5th.
Nòlglen 40 180 RL/12 90 N A/L 185qs 180lb 45 Istar (Maia) Seer
360 (1800) PPs. Base 40, direct 60. All Seer, Animist, Ranger and closed Channeling to 50th.
Haldir 5 74 Ch/14 137 N A/L 113bs 95cb 30 Sinda/Noldo Warrior/Fighter/Seer
19 (57+3) PPs. Knows all Seer to 30th, two Open Channeling to 5th. Carries +20 BO and BD mithril sword, +45 laen chain mail, Elenya.

10.3 Master Military Table

Name Race Lvl Hits AT DB Sh Gr Melee 2ndary MovM Notes
OB OB
Guardians
Captain Avar 20 190 Ch/18 75 Y35 A/L 180sp 180bs 10
+10 steel plate, +10 steel weapons and shield
Officers Avar 12 130 Ch/18 60 Y30 A/L 120sp 120bs 10
+5 steel plate, +5 weapons and shield
Guardians Avar 5 80 Ch/18 55 Y A/L 90sp 90bs 5

Wardens
Captains Avar 16 160 No/1 30 N N 130ky 160lb 30
+10 steel weapons, +20 short bows
Officers Avar 8 100 No/1 30 N N 90ky 100lb 25
+10 short bows
Wardens Avar 4 75 No/1 25 N N 75ky 85lb 20

Rantir
Seniors Avar 12 120 SL/7 30 N N 120ky 120lb 30
+10 steel weapons, +20 short bows
Novices Avar 8 100 SL/7 30 N N 90ky 100lb 25
+10 steel weapons, +20 short bows

Mannish Guards (SA 2053-3261)

Captain Urdar 10 Ch/18
+10 steel chain and weapons
Guards Urdar 4 Ch/14
+10 steel chain and weapons

Orcish Guards (TA 1703-3019)

Captain Lesser Orc 12 Ch/18
+10 steel chain and weapons
Officers Lesser Orc 6 70 Ch/14 60 Y35 A/L 90sc 50sb 10
+10 steel chain and weapons
Guards Lesser Orc 4 Ch/14
+10 steel chain and weapons
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10.4 Adolescence Skill Table

Luindrim
Armor - Light skill category 0
Soft Leather skill 0
Rigid Leather skill 0
Armor - Medium skill category 0
Chain skill 0
Athletic - Brawn skill category 1
Athletic - Endurance skill category 1
Swimming skill 1
Athletic - Gymnastic skill category 1
Climbing skill 4
Awareness - Perceptions skill category 0
Alertness skill 6
Awareness - Searching skill category 1
Body Development skill 1
Communications skill category 3
Language skills 8
Lore - General skill category 5
"Own" Region Lore skill 3
"Own" Culture Lore skill 3
Outdoor - Animal skill category 0
Riding skill (usually horses) 0
Outdoor - Environmental skill category 5
Power Awareness skill category 0
Science/Analytic - Basic skill category 0
Spells - Own Realm Open Lists - 0
skill in one spell list 3
Subterfuge - Stealth skill category 5
Stalking skill 4
Hiding skill 4
Tech/Trade - General skill category 1
Urban skill category 0
Weapon - 1-H Conc. skill category 0
1 Weapon based on Culture/Race 0
Weapon - 1-H Edged skill category 1
1 Weapon based on Culture/Race 1
Weapon - 2-Handed skill category 0
1 Weapon based on Culture/Race 0
Weapon - Missile skill category 3
1 Weapon based on Culture/Race 3
Weapon - Pole Arms skill category 0
1 Weapon based on Culture/Race 0
Weapon - Thrown skill category 0
1 Weapon based on Culture/Race 0
Hobby Ranks 10
Background Options 4