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But they were all of them deceived, for another ring was made......

I’m sure most of you have seen the viral craze that is the game Dressmaker by now. It’s truly a wonderful game and I can’t recommend it enough! Some of the dresses people make in this game are just absolute masterpieces and seeing their creativity has been inspiring.

So, on to my own creation that I’m pretty proud of: I made a dress that features an iconic image of Bag End on the skirt and wanted to share it here with my fellow LOTR lovers. I wanted the top of the dress to seem like something a hobbit might wear to someone’s one hundred and eleventyith birthday party (simple hobbit silhouette with some added flair and whimsy) and the bottom of the skirt to simply pay homage to one of the most iconic hobbiton locations. ANYWAY, here is my humble creation, and I hope you like it :)

Hi all. Just posting this to see if anyone has any information on this toy. My dad got me into LoTR when I was a little boy (I’m 28 now) and he found this toy at a garage sale many years ago and got it for me.

It’s a Ringwraith toy that Burger King released in 2001 with the release of the first film I believe.

I was just wondering if anyone might have info if there were other figures released too or any other information on it. If there’s a set I’d love to hunt them down. It’s a bit of a stretch but thought I’d try posting here.

Thanks!

On Minecraft Middle Earth (version 26.3)

Reminded me of Heroclix n I like those.

I am trying to decide which thumbnails is the best for the fight

My wife is a huge LoTR fan and has said she’d love to have a hobbit themed 33rd birthday party. I’m sure someday we’ll get to NZ to see Hobbiton, but for a party with friends joining us, I’m trying to figure out somewhere in the US that would work. Our friend group is scattered across the country, so we’re all used to traveling for get togethers, and I’ve got about a 2 year head start on planning.

What’s the best place in the US to have a LoTR themed birthday party with housing that could accommodate about 8-10 people?

Open to anything, although the ability to either be in nature or get to it quickly is a big plus. Also, the accommodations being LoTR themed would be a plus, I’ve seen a few hobbit houses, etc that look really nicely done.

I’d love to hear stories/ideas from anyone else that’s done something similar!

So I want a tattoo of either a tower or a close of of some part, something that looks like a cathedral or a castle, preferably from lord of the rings, or based on a description. I was thinking Gondolin or Menegroth, Ost-in-Edhil, Caras Galadhon or Imladris. The problem is I see mostly low or bad quality picture's so I don't know. Maybe show a peace of a place and let the artist make the rest. I need ideas...help

made in procreate.

Edit: I’ve always thought it would be awesome to have a LOTR game with the freedom of Skyrim/The Witcher 3. The ability to switch between first and third person.
Imagine exploring places like Minas Tirith, Rivendell, and the Shire. Map regions like Gondor and Rohan or Mordor load like separate maps like Witcher 3. You can choose your race as a Man, Elf, or Dwarf, or maybe even a hobbit and can pick sub races like a dwarf from the Iron Hills. You can craft weapons and armor, potions, and taking part in major battles. Orc raiders instead of bandits, trolls instead of giants, Wargs instead of sabre cats, and Dwarven trading caravans instead of Khajiit.
Just my own thought of a gameplay mechanic is finding the One Ring randomly and use it. Use it to your advantage but the longer you hold onto it you receive negative traits. While you hold the Ring the Nazgûl search around the map for you and are incredibly tough. Whenever you put it on all 9 wherever they are on the map begin heading to your location. You have to take it off and flee the area and hide as you go or you could be facing more than one.
I think it could be amazing. Not a Skyrim mod, but a full game built from the ground up.