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Lorien Lamp

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Some think my people to be simple archers, but we are adept in many, many crafts. This lamp is but an example of the eternal beauty of Lorien, and it's craftsmanship.

Stokely

Stokely Clayton
Race: 
Man

Liwurien and Serathuil beside the mirror

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Liwurien and Serathuil take a walk in the garden

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The garden of Galadriel is a truly tranquil place in which even the most troubled soul would find peace.

Liwurien and Serathuil in Caras Galadhon

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Liwurien and Serathuil wearing their Reniolwaith uniform under the golden boughs of Caras Galadhon

Liwurien and Serathuil

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Liwurien and Serathuil standing outside I Randír Îdh (The Wanderer's Rest)

Garihir

Garihir Ólafur
Race: 
Man
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Garihir was born, according to his non commital comments, a long way to the south, somewhere in Gondor. He has a sister, Birna, who he has only met once since leaving home, which was recently. He hasn't spoken much about his earlier life, but it can be assumed he spent alot of his early life as a worker, or farmer, before later joining a Gondorian army.

Turanien

Turanien "Laerwen"
Race: 
Elf

Arnorian Statue

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My life as a historian has always kept me drawn to ancient effigies, wether they be small idols, or giant statues such as this one, from the Kingdom of Arnor. Remenants, of which, can be seen in Bree-Land.

A Ranger Camp

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The North Downs are a large place, but even the secretive Rangers who dwell there hide in their own lands. This, is but one of their campsites, frequented by few. The inhabitant will always greet you with ''Tolo nan naur'' and I would suggest you do so, for in these lands, a fire is always a boon.

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