Moss covered rocks becoming a religious symbol for Yavanna and Aulë's love. A perfect blending of their domains that show that life can thrive even in hard, unyeilding environments
Dwarrow making big stone monuments in caves with slow dripping water, to cultivate big sheets of green moss as tributes to their maker and his lady
This part is just kind of displaying some of the more obvious visual differences between the species. If this is well received, I plan on doing more parts where I'll go more in depth in my asorted headcannons for Elves, Dwarrow and Hobbits
Thorin, Kili, Bilbo, Elrond, Legolas, Thranduil and Tauriel
A/N: I was really busy (and depressed) this past week so I came up with this. It's really just for the visuals. (Yes. I'm very aware some of those are not crystals)
Thanks for reading. Enjoy.
Thorin
Magnetite
Highly magnetic.
Depending on the angle can be quite colorful.
The crystallization process favors rash lines much like dwarves arquiteture and culture.
Kili
Red Garnet
Breathtaking yet quiet beauty.
Often used to portrait pomegranes the fruit known to simbolize desire and forbidden love.
Bilbo
Tiger's Eye
Earthy tones, both have a unique opaque golden complexion.
Can be referred as "the stone of courage".
Elrond
Rutile Quartz
Astonishing contrast of two different materials.
An "illuminator for the soul"
Golden could just be Elrond is canonical color.
Legolas
Larimar
Incredibly rare, extraordinary beauty.
Although it resembles the ocean it's naturally found on mountains, much like Legolas's elvish wish for the sea and his middle earth upbringing.
Thranduil
White Agate Geode
Often called "stones of pure light"
Both patient, geodes can take thousands of years to fully form.
Tauriel
Fluorite
Intense and colorful.
Shines under the sun
In ancient times fluorite was indispensable for metal refinement, which may kinda be paralleled with Tauriel's curiosity for dwarves's culture and later affection for Fili.
"Erebor's deep mines are centuries old, having been begun by Thorin's ancestors as they mined the quartz veins containing gold and precious jewels in the green marble of the Lonely Mountain. The Dwarves turned their mines into architectural masterpieces and moved into them as they tunneled, but even in the days of Thrór there are still active mines. The Mountain's deep roots hide riches yet to be uncovered." - Dan Hennah, Production Designer
You meet when Thrór brings his people to Erebor. Your mothers craft was highly valued, so the whole family moved to join Durinsfolk and aid in resettling their old home.
Youre clumsy. Hes cute. He fell first but you fall harder.
And how can you not? Hes got blonde silvery hair. Eyes like quicksilver and a smile so sweet you walk into a closed door. Hes SMITTEN.
He wins your heart through his enduring kindness and skill on the harp.
You find his friendship with birds and even the smallest of mice to be quite adorable actually.
Once you went to hold his hand and he denied you. Why? He opens his palm and there is a baby mouse he'd safe and sound. "It is occupied,my apologies."
How could you NOT forgive him after that?!
His brother is quite cheeky and sends you a Terms and Conditions for My Brother's Heart.
The brothers together are absolutely delightful but agents of chaos. Grór presents a young piglet to you as a gift of thanks for keeping his brother company through his heartache and loss.
Thrór has a deep sadness within his heart. One that you become familiar with and aid him in tending to.
You learn to play the harp for him as a surprise. You do horribly but hes so touched the two of you kindle a far deeper relationship. Iykyk.
You coax him up to dance when hes too stressed or when hes in his grief.
He loves gifting you whatever youre most passionate about
He always notices and remembers your preferences and its always surprising.
The two of you sneak out to attend parties and usually end up collapsed in a heap afterward.
You are each others confidants and best friend. You plan on growing old together... until Smaug comes for vengeance and then- well you decide what happens
You know of him from the films, but what if i told you hes way cooler and more tragic than you ever knew.
This event focuses on Legendarium Thrór. One of the youngest dwarf lords in history. His tale is full of hope, heartbreak, and resiliency. All culminated in a tragic self chosen fate-some theorize by his own choosing.
Thrór lost his younger brother and father to a cold drake in the same attack, leaving himself as King of Durin's folk. After a time it was decided Durins folk must flee the Grey Mountains. Thrór and Grór departed. One to the settlement of Erebor and to be King. The other to the established Iron Hills to be a Lord.
What happened to their relationship? Did they stay close, drift apart, or did politics drive them apart?
What were the early days of re-establishing Erebor like?
How did Thrór forge the golden era of dwarves?
What was his relationship with his son Thráin? His grandchildren?
How did he and the ravens establish their working relationship and what were they like together?
Did he continue hunting drakes after the dearh of his family members? How did so much drake trauma and loss impact him?
This is a chance to research and play with your own theories on an obscure but very important dwarf.
Rules
No AI of any type
Any and all creative works welcome-even head canons!!
Old works or unfinished works WELCOME
No Incest
Dead dove,angst, and nuance welcome but tag appropriately for others
Legendarium Thrór did NOT have goldsickness or dragonsickness-any works referencing Thrór being afflicted with these or them running in the family will be disqualified.
Personal AUs based on or influenced by legendarium welcome- yes you can do coffee shop aus provided you do not include goldsickness/dragonsickness
@ this blog with your submission OR tag Thrór march
AO3 tag pending
Prompts are suggestions and not mandatory. You may play with them or disregard them as you see fit for your creative endeavors.
