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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Elves | | | |  Elves: Encyclopedia II - Redguards - HistoryRedguards (in their own language 'Yokudans', taken simply from the name of their homeland) hail from the western continent of Yokuda, which sank into the sea in ancient times. This was probably the result of a tectonic shift in the form of an earthquake or a volcanic eruption, however, the Redguards seem under the impression that it was in some way their fault. Upon the sinking of their homeland, which apparently was predictable to some degree, the Yokudan fleet set sail to the east, where they shored at the continent of Ta ...
See also:Redguards, Redguards - History, Redguards - Society, Redguards - Anthropology Read more here: » Redguards: Encyclopedia II - Redguards - History |
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| | | | | Elves: Encyclopedia II - Rings of Power - The power of the rings The Rings of Power all had certain abilities, shared amongst them; the only different ones were the three. Below are some of the abilities they granted.
Rings of Power - The Nine and the Seven.
Invisibility (Ability to enter the wraith world) - According to Tolkien, all the rings made the wearer invisible. Great power already possessed by the wearer before the rings were worn could prevent such disappearance. In the case of Cirdan, Gandalf, Elrond, and Galadriel, each could wear an elven ring ...
See also:Rings of Power, Rings of Power - The creation of the Rings of Power, Rings of Power - The Three, Rings of Power - The Seven, Rings of Power - The Nine, Rings of Power - The One, Rings of Power - The power of the rings, Rings of Power - The Nine and the Seven, Rings of Power - The Three, Rings of Power - The One, Rings of Power - The final disposition of the Rings of Power Read more here: » Rings of Power: Encyclopedia II - Rings of Power - The power of the rings |
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| | | | | Elves: Encyclopedia II - Shannara creatures - The Races
Shannara creatures - Men.
The Men, who live in the Southland, are the primary race of the Shannara novels. Most of the other races evolved from the Men after the Great Wars. Men were some of the lucky ones and did not alter or mutate from the effects of the Great Wars, which Human started in the first place. A history of the race of Men can be found here.
Shannara creatures - Dwarves.
The Dwarves, who live in the Eastland, were one of the races that evolved from Men. During the ...
See also:Shannara creatures, Shannara creatures - The Races, Shannara creatures - Men, Shannara creatures - Dwarves, Shannara creatures - Gnomes, Shannara creatures - Trolls, Shannara creatures - Elves, Shannara creatures - Ethereal creatures, Shannara creatures - Banshees, Shannara creatures - Mord Wraiths, Shannara creatures - Mutens, Shannara creatures - Shadowen, Shannara creatures - Skull Bearers, Shannara creatures - The Warlock Lord, Shannara creatures - Creatures from the Old World, Shannara creatures - Creatures of Faerie, Shannara creatures - Elementals, Shannara creatures - Jachyra, Shannara creatures - Old World Demons, Shannara creatures - Mechanical creatures, Shannara creatures - Creepers, Shannara creatures - Sphinxes, Shannara creatures - The Creature of the Wolfsktaag, Shannara creatures - Miscellaneous creatures, Shannara creatures - Asphinxes, Shannara creatures - Caulls, Shannara creatures - Gnawls, Shannara creatures - Kodens, Shannara creatures - Kraken, Shannara creatures - Moor Cats, Shannara creatures - Tree Squeaks, Shannara creatures - Rocs, Shannara creatures - Sirens, Shannara creatures - Splinterscats, Shannara creatures - Serpents, Shannara creatures - The Creature of the Mist Marsh, Shannara creatures - Things, Shannara creatures - War Shrikes, Shannara creatures - Werebeasts Read more here: » Shannara creatures: Encyclopedia II - Shannara creatures - The Races |
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| | | | | | Elves: Encyclopedia II - Greyhawk - Publications The first Greyhawk product was published in 1975 as supplement booklet to the original Dungeons & Dragons rules by Gary Gygax and Robert J. Kuntz. There is no campaign setting information in this booklet, however. It only included game rules that were used in Gygax's Greyhawk campaign. Many of these new rules became standard parts of the AD&D game, including the assassin and paladin classes, 7th, 8th, and 9th level spells, classic monsters such as the Beholde ...
See also:Greyhawk, Greyhawk - Geography and population, Greyhawk - Political powers, Greyhawk - Publications, Greyhawk - Fiction, Greyhawk - The Greyhawk Wars period, Greyhawk - Wizards of the Coast, Greyhawk - Modern Greyhawk and the RPGA, Greyhawk - Major Personages Read more here: » Greyhawk: Encyclopedia II - Greyhawk - Publications |
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| | | | | Elves: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy video game - Differences between versions Final Fantasy has been remade several times for several different platforms. While all of these remakes retain the same basic story and battle mechanics, various tweaks have been made in a variety of different areas, including graphics, sound, and specific gameplay elements. What follows is a brief description of certain characteristics unique to each remake.
Final Fantasy video game - Family Computer version to MSX2 version.
The MSX2 computer standard was roughly analogous, in terms of technical ca ...
See also:Final Fantasy video game, Final Fantasy video game - Gameplay, Final Fantasy video game - Story, Final Fantasy video game - Differences between versions, Final Fantasy video game - Family Computer version to MSX2 version, Final Fantasy video game - Family Computer version to Nintendo Entertainment System version, Final Fantasy video game - Family Computer version to WonderSwan Color version, Final Fantasy video game - WonderSwan Color version to Final Fantasy Origins, Final Fantasy video game - Final Fantasy Origins to Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls, Final Fantasy video game - Release details, Final Fantasy video game - Stand-alone releases, Final Fantasy video game - Compilation releases, Final Fantasy video game - Packaging artwork, Final Fantasy video game - Trivia Read more here: » Final Fantasy video game: Encyclopedia II - Final Fantasy video game - Differences between versions |
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| | | | | Elves: Encyclopedia II - Quenya - Grammar
Quenya - Nouns.
Nouns are declined for ten cases: the nominative, accusative, genitive, dative, instrumental, possessive, locative, allative, ablative, and a tenth "mystery" case sometimes called the "respective" or Dedative case.
The nominative is used mainly to mark the subject of a verb. In spoken Quenya it also functions as the accusative (see below). It is also used with prepositions.
The accusative marks the direct object of a verb. It is not used in spoken Quenya, having been replaced ...
See also:Quenya, Quenya - Fictional history, Quenya - Non-fictional development, Quenya - Grammar, Quenya - Nouns, Quenya - Verbs, Quenya - Pronouns Read more here: » Quenya: Encyclopedia II - Quenya - Grammar |
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| | | | | | Elves: Encyclopedia II - Ageless - Media Perhaps the best-known examples of ageless beings are cartoon characters. Cartoons, for technical and commercial reasons, are intended to live in an eternal present, a timeless universe without any change. Archie, for example, has been the same teenager since the 1950's. See also Sliding timescale.
Sometimes agelessness (as well as sexlessness) is a way to make a character less human and less definable by giving him traits that suit many ages. For example, SpongeBob SquarePants behaves like a kid with his friend Patrick, wears a private school uniform, studies boating, and has a s ...
See also:Ageless, Ageless - Media, Ageless - Ageless beings Read more here: » Ageless: Encyclopedia II - Ageless - Media |
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| | | | | | Elves: Encyclopedia II - Alagaësia - Who Dwells in Alagaësia? Major races include Humans, Elves, Dwarves, Urgals, and Dragons, although Dragons are on the verge of extinction. There are also a number of creatures whose origins are hidden and are not understood, such as Shades, and the Ra'zac. Apart from the different kind of beings found in Alagaësia, there are also societies that have existed or do exist that deserve recognition such as the Varden, the Dragon Riders and the For ...
See also:Alagaësia, Alagaësia - Who Dwells in Alagaësia?, Alagaësia - Humans, Alagaësia - Elves, Alagaësia - Dwarves, Alagaësia - Urgals, Alagaësia - Dragons, Alagaësia - Werecats, Alagaësia - Shades, Alagaësia - Ra'zac, Alagaësia - Varden, Alagaësia - Magic, Alagaësia - Languages of Alagaësia, Alagaësia - The Ancient language, Alagaësia - The Dwarf Language, Alagaësia - The Urgal Language, Alagaësia - Important Places Read more here: » Alagaësia: Encyclopedia II - Alagaësia - Who Dwells in Alagaësia? |
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| | | | | Elves: Encyclopedia II - Saruman - Politics
Saruman - Men.
Tolkien writes of Saruman that "he went mostly among men". He always sought power, and in the Third Age the greatest power lay in the hands of the kingdoms of Men.
No records speak of his earliest journeys into the east of Middle-earth, but when he returned, he actually became for a while a servant of Gondor, receiving the keys to Orthanc from Beren ...
See also:Saruman, Saruman - Characteristics, Saruman - Origins, Saruman - History, Saruman - Politics, Saruman - Men, Saruman - Elves, Saruman - Istari/Wizards, Saruman - Orcs, Saruman - Ents/Trees, Saruman - Hobbits, Saruman - Valar/Maiar, Saruman - Animals, Saruman - Portrayal in adaptations Read more here: » Saruman: Encyclopedia II - Saruman - Politics |
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| | | | | Elves: Encyclopedia II - Sauron - First Age In the earliest of days, before the Valar entered Arda, Sauron was in origin an "angelic" spirit called a Maia in Tolkien's invented mythos. He was at first one of the most powerful servants of Aulë, the Smith, one of the Valar or ruling powers of the world. However, Sauron was soon subverted by the Dark Lord Melkor (later known as Morgoth, an evil Vala), and Sauron himself turned to evil. Ever after, Sauron served Morgoth faithfully, and even in later days, after Morgoth was defeated and locked outside the confines of the world, Sauron enc ...
See also:Sauron, Sauron - First Age, Sauron - Second Age, Sauron - Third Age, Sauron - Names and titles, Sauron - Appearance, Sauron - Other versions of the legendarium, Sauron - External link Read more here: » Sauron: Encyclopedia II - Sauron - First Age |
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| | | | | Elves: Encyclopedia II - The Hobbit - Synopsis Bilbo Baggins, a hobbit, is smoking in his porchway one day when Gandalf the Wizard visits him. After a lengthy discussion, during which Bilbo uses the phrase "Good Morning" several times, in several different ways, Bilbo, finding himself flustered, invites Gandalf to tea, and goes back inside his hobbit hole with a final "Good Morning". Gandalf scratches a secret mark on Bilbo's front door, which translated means 'Burglar wants a good job, plenty of excitement and reasonable reward'. Thirteen Dwarves (Thorin Oakenshield, Óin, Gloin, Dwalin ...
See also:The Hobbit, The Hobbit - The novel, The Hobbit - Synopsis, The Hobbit - Alternative version, The Hobbit - Differences and inconsistencies, The Hobbit - Similarities to Beowulf, The Hobbit - Adaptations and influences, The Hobbit - Editions Read more here: » The Hobbit: Encyclopedia II - The Hobbit - Synopsis |
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| | | | | Elves: Encyclopedia II - The 10th Kingdom - The Nine Kingdoms and the 10th Kingdom The information below is taken from a now offline official website for the film which displayed details about The Nine Kindoms not shown in the movie. According to an interview done shortly after the film aired, NBC, who sponsored that website, did not consult the film's producer Simon Moore about the background information before posting it there.
The 1st Kingdom
The 1st Kingdom is ruled by Queen Cinderella, and is the oldest and most wealthy of the Nine Kingdoms. The citizens are snobbish and romantic, falling i ...
See also:The 10th Kingdom, The 10th Kingdom - Synopsis, The 10th Kingdom - Cast & Characters, The 10th Kingdom - The Nine Kingdoms and the 10th Kingdom, The 10th Kingdom - Magical Characters of The 10th Kingdom, The 10th Kingdom - Directed by, The 10th Kingdom - Release Information, The 10th Kingdom - List of Similar Movies Read more here: » The 10th Kingdom: Encyclopedia II - The 10th Kingdom - The Nine Kingdoms and the 10th Kingdom |
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| | | | | Elves: Encyclopedia II - Tales of Phantasia - Storyline Tales of Phantasia begins by showing a recount of a heroic battle between four yet-unknown warriors against an evil sorceror, Dhaos, whose outcome changed the fate of the world. The warriors were victorious, and sealed Dhaos away using the power of two pendants, thus returning peace to the world.
The adventure begins in the town of Totus ten years later, where a young swordsman named Cless Alvein and his best friend, archer Chester Barklight, live. The town is destroyed by a dark knight and his soldiers while Cless and Chester ...
See also:Tales of Phantasia, Tales of Phantasia - Storyline, Tales of Phantasia - Localization problems, Tales of Phantasia - Later games in the series, Tales of Phantasia - Cast, Tales of Phantasia - Screenshot comparison Read more here: » Tales of Phantasia: Encyclopedia II - Tales of Phantasia - Storyline |
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| | | | | Elves: Encyclopedia II - Sindarin - Grammar Sindarin is mainly analytic, though traits of its highly inflected progenitor can still be seen.
Sindarin - Phonology.
Sindarin was designed to have a Welsh-like phonology. It has most of the same sounds and similar phonotactics.
An accent signifies a long vowel (á, é, etc). In a monosyllabic word, a circumflex is used (â, ê, etc). However, for practical reasons, users of the ISO Latin-1 chara ...
See also:Sindarin, Sindarin - Grammar, Sindarin - Phonology, Sindarin - Nouns, Sindarin - Mutation, Sindarin - Pronouns, Sindarin - Verbs, Sindarin - Dialects, Sindarin - Reference Read more here: » Sindarin: Encyclopedia II - Sindarin - Grammar |
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| | | | | Elves: Encyclopedia II - Weapons of Middle-earth - Canonical weapons
Weapons of Middle-earth - Noted weapons.
Aeglos (or Aiglos) was a spear that belonged to Gil-galad. Its name means "snow-point" or "snow-thorn" (aeg: sharp, pointed; los: snow).
In The Silmarillion by J. R. R. Tolkien, Anglachel (meaning Iron of the Flaming Star in Sindarin) is a sword smithed by Eöl the Dark Elf. It was one of two swords Eöl forged out of a black meteorite: the other, Anguirel, he kept for himself. Eöl gave this sword to Thingol as pay ...
See also:Weapons of Middle-earth, Weapons of Middle-earth - Canonical weapons, Weapons of Middle-earth - Noted weapons, Weapons of Middle-earth - Weapons in general, Weapons of Middle-earth - Movie-only weapons, Weapons of Middle-earth - Weapons of note, Weapons of Middle-earth - Weapons in general Read more here: » Weapons of Middle-earth: Encyclopedia II - Weapons of Middle-earth - Canonical weapons |
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| | | | | | Elves: Encyclopedia II - Chaos Warhammer - The Gods of Chaos Khorne is the Blood God. The fire that destroys, the Hound of War that exists for little more than endless slaughter. Every kill in war, every execution of a criminal, every senseless murder, is made in his name, whether those who commit them desire it (or even know) or not. Khorne is usually depicted as sitting on a throne of skulls of the fallen. The phrases "Blood for the Blood God" and "Skulls for the Skull Throne" are commonly used as battle cries by the followers of Khorne. Khorne represents the fear of life, wanting to destroy ...
See also:Chaos Warhammer, Chaos Warhammer - The Horus Heresy, Chaos Warhammer - The Forces of Chaos, Chaos Warhammer - The Gods of Chaos, Chaos Warhammer - Chaos Undivided Read more here: » Chaos Warhammer: Encyclopedia II - Chaos Warhammer - The Gods of Chaos |
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| | | | | Elves: Encyclopedia II - Crop circle - Contending beliefs Most critical observers, and the scientific mainstream, are convinced that crop circles are sniggles or hoaxes engineered by humans. This explanation, supported by the documentation produced by some crop-circle hoaxers, has the advantage of not requiring us first to assume the existence of flying saucers or other as-yet-unobserved phenomena. However, there are many contending hypotheses which assume that at least some crop circles are not the products of mundane hoaxers; these hypotheses vary in their degree of scientific rigor, b ...
See also:Crop circle, Crop circle - History of crop circles, Crop circle - Crop circle designs, Crop circle - Contending beliefs, Crop circle - Hoaxed circles, Crop circle - Advertising, Crop circle - Similar phenomena, Crop circle - In fiction Read more here: » Crop circle: Encyclopedia II - Crop circle - Contending beliefs |
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| | | | | Elves: Encyclopedia II - Dark elf - Dark elves in fiction Inspired largely by the preceding indigenous European folklore, dark elves are a common element, although usually very highly embellished with outside influences and rarely displaying many elements of the ancient folktales that inspired their inclusion, throughout fantasy fiction of many types.
Due at least partly to influence from the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game, and perhaps also to the ever-growing tendency toward synthesis of folklores, it is not uncommon for both Trowes and Drowes, along with Black-elves and Dark-elve ...
See also:Dark elf, Dark elf - Dark elves in mythology and folklore, Dark elf - Norse/Germanic mythology, Dark elf - Celtic mythology, Dark elf - British Isles folklore, Dark elf - Dark elves in fiction, Dark elf - Middle-earth, Dark elf - Dungeons & Dragons, Dark elf - Record of Lodoss War, Dark elf - Shadowrun, Dark elf - Warhammer Fantasy, Dark elf - WarCraft, Dark elf - The Elder Scrolls, Dark elf - Final Fantasy IV, Dark elf - Age of Wonders, Dark elf - Lineage, Dark elf - Sacred, Dark elf - Mega Man Zero, Dark elf - Arcanum, Dark elf - Midkemia, Dark elf - Disciples 2, Dark elf - Famous Dark Elves in fiction, Dark elf - Malus Darkblade, Dark elf - Drizzt Do'Urden Read more here: » Dark elf: Encyclopedia II - Dark elf - Dark elves in fiction |
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