Riddling. - Page 4

F.B.-B. · 03-25-2002, 04:50 AM

In keeping true to the tradition established in The Hobbit, it would seem that Riddling is in order! Forgive me if there is already a thread to this effect which I have not seen. I have spoken to many people, and one thing that most seem to agree with, is that the riddling was a wonderful key component of the stories.

And so, feel free to post your riddles! Trivia, original riddles pertaining to TLotR, riddles about yourselves in the manner of Bilbo when he encountered Smaug, all are welcome!

Here is a little one to start you off:

Beginning in the Leafed Lands,
First eastern of Eriador
Thrice found in stunning Greenwoods' grounds,
Second in South, to evil's door.
Twice battled in the Lands of Plains,
Once and once in Osg'liath's moor.
But ended with the sight of Seas,
Greenleaf's child, being of noldor.

03-25-2002, 04:50 AM	#1
F.B.-B. Enting Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Over the Hill, and under the Hill, and across the Water. From the lands of my birth, into the place beyond the Sundering Seas. Posts: 69	Riddling. In keeping true to the tradition established in The Hobbit, it would seem that Riddling is in order! Forgive me if there is already a thread to this effect which I have not seen. I have spoken to many people, and one thing that most seem to agree with, is that the riddling was a wonderful key component of the stories. And so, feel free to post your riddles! Trivia, original riddles pertaining to TLotR, riddles about yourselves in the manner of Bilbo when he encountered Smaug, all are welcome! Here is a little one to start you off: Beginning in the Leafed Lands, First eastern of Eriador Thrice found in stunning Greenwoods' grounds, Second in South, to evil's door. Twice battled in the Lands of Plains, Once and once in Osg'liath's moor. But ended with the sight of Seas, Greenleaf's child, being of noldor. __________________ The Enigmatic F.B.-B. ~"Why, to think of it, we're in the same tale still! It's going on."~ Olalye i vanwa i lome, Olalye a manan mapaiauretul i aure. (Translated: Dream of the past by night, Dream of how you can grasp the future by day.) Greet each day with enthusiasm. You never know what tale you might be thrust into before nightfall ... Be sure you have enough courage stored up to endure once the quest has found you.

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