THAT’S IT: I refuse to let anyone take this topic seriously ever again.

The final draft of this scene was lost amid professor Tolkien’s notes, but I alone have unearthed this entirely authentic account of the Third Kinslaying.

 It involves a dark secret known only to few: the Silmaril possessed by Elwing was indeed rescued by a bird, but the bird in question was none other than nature’s most majestic creature, the Blue Footed Booby. The incident was so embarrassing that the Fëanorians and the Sindar Princess put aside their differences and agreed never to speak of it again.
 The Silmaril given to Earendil was actually a 40 watt lightbulb. Elwing took a jet ski to meet her husband. Melkor was savaged by a pack of hungry seagulls and the technology to make french fries was lost. Elrond and Elros spent the remainder of the war in summer camp, learning birdcalls. The booby flew south, where it is lost to history. 

All present on the beach that day swore a solemn oath to never reveal the secret fate of the Silmaril, on pain of mockery. 

Now that you know the most canonical, most complete account of this story, delivered with absolute objectivity, I hereby declare “wab” to  be the only valid response to any and all Discourse involving the last kinslaying, or the relative morality of elves in the First Age. 

Wab 

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–I mean it. I’m watching you. 

siadea:

misbehavingmaiar:

imindhowwelayinjune:

Dearest Silm nerds,

I am seeking someone with any scant knowledge that can be reasonably bullshitted into exchange rates for trade in Beleriand – things like ‘how many bushels of grain is it reasonable to ask in exchange for some amount of salt?’ ‘How much tin might a fortress require, and how much barley would be a good offer in exchange?’

If you have any knowledge on this front – or can fake it! – please hit me up! I don’t even know how to haggle at the farmer’s market, so obviously I am in dire need of assistance. 

xx

June

I ……

I’ve been…….

*hangs head* faking knowledge about this subject for ten pages of word document. 

Do you want access to my catalogue of shame?

I also would like access to your shame catalogue please! For reasons!

Oh the shame catalogue will be illustrated my friend! Fear not! I’ll be sharing it as soon as I work up the necessary enthusiasm for drawing eight different formats of currency. 

imindhowwelayinjune:

Dearest Silm nerds,

I am seeking someone with any scant knowledge that can be reasonably bullshitted into exchange rates for trade in Beleriand – things like ‘how many bushels of grain is it reasonable to ask in exchange for some amount of salt?’ ‘How much tin might a fortress require, and how much barley would be a good offer in exchange?’

If you have any knowledge on this front – or can fake it! – please hit me up! I don’t even know how to haggle at the farmer’s market, so obviously I am in dire need of assistance. 

xx

June

I ……

I’ve been…….

*hangs head* faking knowledge about this subject for ten pages of word document. 

Do you want access to my catalogue of shame?

bugmeyer:

The Gate of Sahaqiel

I watched as the clouds poured forth from the mouth of the opening. The sky on the other side leaked through to flow down into the valley below, filling nothing of the infinite void that waited below it. Compared to this great emptiness, the stream might as well have been fed through the eye of a needle, for it accomplished the same. Even so, it regarded the world openly and boldly.

Beyond its arches, the great Seraphim Sahaqiel reclined.

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Created for www.angelarium.net

Anybody up for rewriting “Master of the House” with an Angband theme?

i-gwarth:

Maedhros: “Master of the House”? What a piece of shit! Murderer and burglar and a giant git.
Maeglin: Cunning little schemes…
Hurin: Nailed me to a chair!
Sauron: Thinks he’s quite a lover but there’s not much there!

Friends, countrymen! 

It is time to stop worrying about which elves are more problematic and time to start acknowledging that I, Melkor, am the only truly pure and wholesome character who has done nothing wrong, ever. 

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