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Chronicle

Pá Lothlórien

Submitted by Mornenion on June 27th, 2019
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Diary

Lothlorien. It was created by the Nandor elves – now known as the Silvan elves – initially. One could say that they were alike to my people. I do not believe it so, but that is merely my interpretation and not one of my preferred subjects to argue on. Though, the history of it doesn’t matter to me, for I have little care for the place for I do not care at all for the place.

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I Ránëo Avari

A Dark Prophet

Submitted by Dinmor on January 24th, 2016
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OOC: Dinmor, IC: *Not IC*

​"Think not of me as more than a man, but do not think of me as anything less."

Dyghus, the Great Strength, Chapter II: Prove Thy Worth

Submitted by Nenusidh on January 11th, 2016
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Story

It has been two days and well into noon, by now. Despite so, this did not trouble Nenusidh, perhaps it was one of the reasons why he had to set out so quickly, which was the journey will be a while in itself. He has made way into the steep hills of Nan Amlug, the area where the forest breaks into hill and deep valleys.

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Dyghus, the Great Strength

Dyghus, the Great Strength, Chapter I: Grim Tidings

Submitted by Nenusidh on January 4th, 2016
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It was a cold winter, especially moreso in the northern regions such as the woods of Annúndir that resided between the Fields of Fornost and Kingsfell. Despite the temperature, the day was glowing, but the sun hid behind a mask of clouds. It was to be expected as light comes with heat, and if heat was masked so should light.

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Dyghus, the Great Strength

Journals of Edrastel Curufaroth

Submitted by Edrastel on July 20th, 2015
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Edrastel, Huntsman of Linhir

This chronicle consists of the journals written down by Edrastel of Linhir, a young huntsman who wanted to travel abroad to challenge his skills as a huntsman. His writings detail his journeys from his hometown to Umbar, to far-off Haradwaith, his studies in Minas Tirith, and his northward journey into Eriador.

I Tínendirn

Submitted by Thendryt on July 12th, 2015
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Thendryt

Thendryt has been named Watcher of the Coldfells. As the war between Angmar and the Free Peoples rage on, Thendryt is cast into the conflict.

What will happen when Thendryt is finally able to do as he pleases in a land filled with Angmarim?

A Guide to Obtaining and Keeping Power

Submitted by Cyriad on April 22nd, 2015
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IC: Cyriad, OOC: Cyriad, Published By: Not yet Published

"All that you know is a lie. All that you think is a lie. All that you think you know, and know you think is a lie.
This book shall purge that." - Sarithan, author of: Houses - the Ultimate Truth

Chronicles from a Bree Captain

Submitted by Naismithea on March 13th, 2015
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IC, this Chronicle is recorded/authored by my character, and then copied/sent to the scribes of the Grey Repository.

These are submitted accounts and records by a Captain from Bree, representing the Bree Captain's Guild, having often to do with memorable experiences and stories of events, celebrations, and people, encountered throughout his life.

A Dwarf, a rock, and a loaf of bread [[ARCHIVED]]

Submitted by Garmorn on July 27th, 2014
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A Drunk Dwarrow!

Ale.

Beer.

Drinking.

Dwarves.

A loaf of bread!

 

Come with me, as I write down the strangest of tales, short ones at that! In small segments to ease the reading and to avoid invoking the wrath of boredom!

The Adventures on the Fronts.

Submitted by Seraile on August 16th, 2013
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The entries of Seraile on his journeys to the Northern Front

A bundle of Seraile's entries on his battles and experiences whilst he was away on the northern fronts, fighting for the Free Peoples, to make a difference to the world.

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