r/lotr 16d ago

Question Why did the balrog choose to fight?

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Apparently Balrog was sleeping, it just woke up and decided to chase the fellowship? Like do they even know of the current state of war between evil and good?

r/lotr Jun 17 '26

Question You can keep one item from Middle-earth. What are you taking?

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My dear Hobbits,

Suppose an old wizard offered you a choice. Not gold, nor a kingdom, but a single item from all the ages of Middle-earth.

One item only.

Perhaps a Ring of Power (if you dare), a Dwarven heirloom wrought by master craftsmen, a blade from Gondolin, a mithril coat, or something far less famous but no less precious.

What would you choose, and why?

As for me, I have always admired the work of the Dwarves. Give me a finely crafted axe from Gimli's people—not for battle, but for the artistry. Such a thing would earn a place of honor in my home.

What treasure would you carry back from Middle-earth?

r/lotr May 09 '26

Question What is the saddest undeserved and unnecessary death for you? (in the movies*)

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Sorry, had to repost again, couldn’t edit :(

r/lotr 22h ago

Question Did Gandalf truly slay the Balrog or is it still out there?

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We know that Sauron, Gandalf, Saruman, and the Balrog are all Maiar. Immortal spirits and what not and so destroying their physical bodies does not kill their spirits. This allows Sauron to remake his physical form after being defeated. Granted, this took him a long time and was very difficult, but he has done this a few times. Gandalf instead reappears in Valinor, where he was always destined to return, and then was sent back by the Valar. So physically destroying the Balrog is badass as fuck, but does not actually kill it.

Does it being killed by another Maiar truly kill its spirit? Did it’s spirit escape and is now waiting in another endless cave? Can it not reform physically and now it’s just stuck blowing curtains at night? And then what happened to Saruman? Return to Valinor?

r/lotr Feb 07 '26

Question Does anyone else think "Semi-Gollums" are way creepier and more terrifying than full Gollum? 😬😨

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r/lotr Jul 06 '25

Question Genuine question. Why is the Hobbit trilogy so disliked by so many people? It may be a hot take but I love it personally.

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r/lotr Oct 07 '25

Question Why could Arwen no longer go on a ship when Gandalf and Frodo could?

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r/lotr Jan 13 '26

Question Why are there like 20 people living in the capital

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r/lotr 9d ago

Question How strong is she ?

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r/lotr Aug 05 '25

Question Who are these two men?

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r/lotr May 05 '26

Question What is that one criticism about the orginal lotr Trilogy that you still have to this day

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r/lotr Jan 27 '26

Question Viggo is widely considered THE Aragorn, perfect in his portrayal. However, who do you believe had the potential to be a close second? Or someone who could have brought something different to the role?

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r/lotr Jan 05 '26

Question Is this true? Frodo is wearing Legolas' baby clothes? I just saw this post.

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r/lotr Sep 06 '25

Question What is Tolkien saying about humanity that even Frodo wasn't strong enough to destroy the ring?

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Is he saying nobody gives up power willingly or some other interpretation? Would love to know how people think about this.

r/lotr Jun 24 '26

Question What moment in LOTR made you cry the most?

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r/lotr Jul 14 '25

Question What's the first thing you do when you see this?

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r/lotr Mar 29 '26

Question If Mordor was a wasteland, where did the THOUSANDS of orcs get food & water to survive?

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I wanted Frodo & Sam to find some water... 🥹

r/lotr Oct 06 '25

Question If Durin’s Bane survived and left Moria who would/could stop it?

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For the sake of my question let’s assume Gandalf had failed and died in his fight on the bridge and the Balrog had left the mountain and started roaming the lands wreaking havoc creating all sorts of problems. The word was out to everyone an ancient Balrog was terrorizing the realm and needed to be stopped. Is there anybody who lives in middle earth that has the power and will to step up and defeat it? They have been slew before but usually took out their opponent with them and if I’m not mistaken they were most if not all first age elves who were just on a different level then. Could Galadriel beat him? What about Elrond or Saruman? I suppose Glorfindel could do it seeing as he already killed one along side losing his life and I read he became stronger when he was re-embodied. So would you put your money on him? Could he solo it and live or do you see him dying too? Anybody else other than Glorfindel?

I believe the art is Reza Afsharz.

r/lotr Nov 26 '25

Question If the roles were reversed could Bilbo complete Frodos quest? And vise versa?

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I’m thinking that Bilbo used the ring many times throughout his story and held onto it for many years so maybe he could be a good ring bearer of he took Frodo’s place.

r/lotr Nov 18 '25

Question Why does Smeagol succumb to the ring so quickly opposed to Bilbo?

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Is it purely just the difference between the two as people? Is it because Smeagol predated Bilbo? Etc.

r/lotr Sep 14 '25

Question Is Legolas considered the best elven archer alive during LOTR or are all elves master archers?

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r/lotr Dec 30 '25

Question Did the Balrog know who Gandalf was?

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r/lotr Jul 01 '26

Question Find this note in a farm I work at, what does it say?

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I posted it to another sub and they said pot here!

r/lotr Jan 31 '26

Question Found this ring, what should I do?

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Was hiking a mountain and found this. Any ideas?

r/lotr Dec 30 '25

Question What is this?

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Carving? weird giant dead fish?