-
their own Wild man
legends of
medieval Europe Dunlendings Wild men of
Dunland Agriculture Westron,
Dunlendish Celtic Britons Easterlings People of Rhûn...
- in
Dunland before migrating to the Shire,
their names have a
slight Celtic influence. A
small group of
Stoors did not go as far
south as
Dunland but...
- as they ride to the aid of Aragorn,
traveling through the new
areas of
Dunland, The Gap of Rohan, and Isengard, seat of
Saruman the White. The Epic Story...
- Men of
Dunland joined the enemy. The
forces of Saruman,
common Orcs,
large Uruk-hai, "half-orcs and goblin-men", and
Dunlendings (Men of
Dunland), arrived...
-
culture of
Dunland, sp****ly
described by J. R. R. Tolkien, is
heavily based on the
Welsh mythology. The "Avanc"
appear as
wildlife monsters in
Dunland with...
-
Alice in
Wonderland Wonderland From Middle-Earth:
Brown Lands Dark Land
Dunland Sun-Lands From
Chronicles of
Narnia Archenland Shallow Lands Underland...
- that "a
squirrel could go from tree to tree from what is now the
Shire to
Dunland west of Isengard." The
Entwives began to move ****her away from the Ents...
-
losing several men in Enedwaith, and then
suffering a
major betrayal in
Dunland. Saruman's
forces block the company's p****age
across the
Fords of Isen...
- 2758,
Rohan was
invaded by
Dunlendings under Wulf, son of Freca, of
mixed Dunland and
Rohan blood. The King, Helm Hammerhand, took
refuge in the Hornburg...
- [Moria], [Ringwraith] and [Sauron] cultures;
instead new
Shadow cultures of [
Dunland] and [Raiders] (which
combined the
Southrons and the Easterlings) were...
