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The Calligraphy and Cartography of The Rings of Power by Daniel Reeve:

*Photos Courtesy of ADG*

THE HARFOOT WAYFINDER’S BOOK, MAPS, STAR CHARTS:

CELEBRIMBOR'S ARCHITECTURAL DOCUMENTS:

CELEBRIMBOR'S NOTES AND ELROND'S SPEECH:

DWARVEN INSCRIPTIONS AND BLACK SPEECH RUNES:

BLACK SPEECH IN TENGWAR AND THE PROCLAMATION TO THE MEN OF THE SOUTHLANDS:

BRONWYN'S HERBAL NOTES:

THE RECORD OF THE LINE OF THE KINGS OF MEN:

NUMENORIAN ARCHITECTURE:

EARIEN'S LETTER AND MAP:

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ROP Underdogs Day 4: Company/Solitude @the-southlands

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Yavanna didn’t make Hobbits. She made Stoors, Fallohides and Harfoots which evolved into Hobbits.

It got me thinking, the reason why Yavanna made the Ents was to protect the earth, plus she helped make the Eagles.

We have Stoors, river-folk. Fallohides, forest-folk. And Harfoots, land-dwellers.

And Stoors were known and common friends of Humans, Fallohides of Elves and Harfoots of Dwarves.

I like to think that Yavanna made them all as protectors/nurturers of their domains, made to watch over the creations of the other Valar.

Also Fallohides were the taller type, lived in forests… maybe that’s why Treebeard didn’t know what Hobbits were because Fallohides migrated away centuries earlier.

Also, Merry and Pippin are Fallohide descendants. In fact most Tooks are which is explained as the reason for their ‘oddness’ but also noble standing.

Also Fallohides being generally 4 feet, something Merry and Pippin surpass after the Entdraught.

Anyway yeah, that was my rant ig, enjoy!

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My best friend and I have a podcast and right now we are covering The Rings of Power.

I am so disappointed at the amount of negativity I am receiving from “Tolkien Scholars” who think that women don’t have the right to speak on anything Tolkien unless we can speak fluent elvish and have the Simarilion memorized.

Tolkien wasn’t written for you to gatekeep and leave rude, entitled comments about. Our podcast name is “Girls Nerd Out” and that seems to enrage them even more.

And I’ve read the Simarillion.

"I really love the angle they took with Gandalf’s origin story even if it deviates from the canon. Gandalf being cared for by the Harfoots when he crashes to middle earth puts so much more meaning for me behind why Gandalf is so fond of and protective of hobbits. It’s also helped explain why he understands that they are far more capable of bravery and heroism than maybe they themselves believe. All in all, I’m ok with this little detour out of the canon. I think it works."