1999 Fourth Age

[Dimentio]

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[jake williams]

win.

[Q]

Brilliant :D

[Dimentio]

I have BTW read Nick Perumov's sequel to LOTR. I found it charming.

[ÑóẊîöʼn]

Fukken saved, although some more background would be nice.

[Nolan]

I thought Mordor was in Pakistan... I know nobody will get that.

And while we're on the subject of Middle Earth, are any signs of feudalism present in the books or the films?

[Dimentio]

I thought Mordor was in Pakistan... I know nobody will get that.

And while we're on the subject of Middle Earth, are any signs of feudalism present in the books or the films?


Archaic feudalism. In Perumov's books, it's more developed.

[Wanted Man]

The source is this: http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/misc/midearth.htm

Somehow, I doubt the authenticity of his claims. :rolleyes:

[Red Commissar]

There was some work Tolkein did on a sequel that he later abandoned, but obviously not like the map or the setting behind it

http://tolkiengateway.net/wiki/The_New_Shadow

Though personally I prefer the world in the map for the humor ;)

[SacRedMan]

Wow!!!

[Queercommie Girl]

http://7a6972656f5f74637568.killerhor.net/maps/me_industry.gif

It's cool.

It would be better if you also provide a short description of the history of the Middle Earth from the time of the films to the Fourth Age.