Currently rewatching season 2 on a bus trip and man he just nails the role of Elendil. Best wishes to him

Top Path Of Exile players pointed out how he doesn't know basic language of the game while streaming about it, struggled to load the next map, and would pass by valuable in-game items without collecting them

“He literally has no idea what he’s doing. This is straight-up account sharing"

..... Someone's cutting onions I swear.....

Finrod deserved so much better, yet he died to protect his friend. He has more than earned the right to wander in Eldamar again :'')

I think if we hooked Tolkien's grave to a generator we'd have infinite energy due to the energy he'd create from rotating....

Happy 2025, everyone!

I still have many upcoming blogs about The Singularity, The Lord of the Rings, and exciting announcements around the corner.

Watch this space!
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If my Spotify Wrapped is anything to go by.

Not only do I love this song, but it’s also a favourite of our 4yo - who then dressed up as Wee Tom Bombadil for a local con where we met Daniel Weyman (who had an great story about meeting you 😅)

Getting my context from this comment section and uhm.....

What the fuck???????

It also doesn't help the incredible time between the awakening of the elves and of men, plus the events that happen when men enter the playing field (i.e. the destruction of the two trees).

So yes, in the end, men got the short end of the stick sadly enough.

Mhm, but saying that all blame lies on the valar is unempathetic to all they've struggled with as well. All factions in LOTR make mistakes, some for better and some for worse sadly enough.

The Valar were wrong to neglect humans, but they let elves suffer as well (for the Avari seemingly no reason). Their actions have reason, but they're bad reasons. Yet at the same time there is a huge tragedy in it all that, if they had just acted soonet all would have been better.