Realms- which would you belong too?

Choose you realm of choice

  • Gondor (Men)

    Votes: 64 22.8%
  • Arnor (Men)

    Votes: 47 16.7%
  • Umbar (Men)

    Votes: 6 2.1%
  • Rohan (Men)

    Votes: 34 12.1%
  • Dale (Men)

    Votes: 27 9.6%
  • Dunland (Men)

    Votes: 2 0.7%
  • Shire (Hobbits)

    Votes: 24 8.5%
  • Eriador (Breeland, Men and Hobbits)

    Votes: 19 6.8%
  • Harad (Men)

    Votes: 5 1.8%
  • Rhun (Men)

    Votes: 9 3.2%
  • Khad (Men)

    Votes: 2 0.7%
  • Rhavanion (Men)

    Votes: 5 1.8%
  • Forowaith (Men)

    Votes: 1 0.4%
  • Númenor (Men)

    Votes: 42 14.9%
  • Arthedain (Men)

    Votes: 15 5.3%
  • Cardolan (Men)

    Votes: 9 3.2%
  • Rhudaur (Men)

    Votes: 2 0.7%
  • Lindon (Elves)

    Votes: 19 6.8%
  • Mirkwood (Elves)

    Votes: 22 7.8%
  • Lothlorien (Elves)

    Votes: 30 10.7%
  • Rivendell (Elves)

    Votes: 33 11.7%
  • Greenwood the Great (Elves)

    Votes: 14 5.0%
  • Blue Mts (Dwarves)

    Votes: 7 2.5%
  • Grey Mts (Dwarves)

    Votes: 4 1.4%
  • Moria (Dwarves)

    Votes: 18 6.4%
  • Erebor (Dwarves)

    Votes: 16 5.7%
  • Glittering Caves (Dwarves)

    Votes: 6 2.1%
  • Orocarni (Red Mountains, Dwarves)

    Votes: 6 2.1%
  • Iron Hills (Dwarves)

    Votes: 8 2.8%
  • Orcs of the Misty Mountains (Orc, Trolls)

    Votes: 3 1.1%
  • Orcs of Gundabad (Orcs, Trolls)

    Votes: 5 1.8%
  • Isengard (Men, Orcs)

    Votes: 11 3.9%
  • Mordor (Orcs, Trolls, Nazghuls)

    Votes: 9 3.2%
  • Fangorn Forrest (Ents)

    Votes: 11 3.9%
  • Eregion (Elves)

    Votes: 17 6.0%

  • Total voters
    281

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I know I left many out but what real would you belong too, not race since some realms had multiple races like Breeland fr example had both men and hobbits but realm would you belong too? If you like more than one choose more than one . These also are from different eras
 
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So so Charger, you like to start this kind of threads but then you also have to remember that it ain't yours but all members, as long as they stick to and fulfill the intent and spirit of the thread.

You give us realms from different eras and a multiple of realms - but it's not our fault you havent included (and of course never can inlude) all available options. Personally if in the late Third Age I want to go further east and/or south than Rhûn, Khand and Harad as Aragorn did so see the good and evil Men he meet there; may I not vote then? Why is there no 'Other realm'-alternative for us?
And as you have taken liberty to use different eras - why shoulden't we if you now want an honest opinion? The poll is pointless in itself, it's when people tell about their choises and why - be it from the the poll or not - as this thread get's real value.
My most sincere honest choise would be Hithlum, during the First Age, under High King Fingolfin and Fingon. Elf or Man matters not to me because that's the realm in question that I would like to live in and see - and make this thread interesting and different from your last were poeple constantly said where they intended to live anyway.

I'm sure you can expect many, perhaps most, to tag along with your expectations so don't worry :thumbsup2
But I could had wanted to be a Hobbit, if I had voted in the other poll, but that's another question and I think you'll end up with problem if anyone who wants to be an High Elf over anything else who want to live in Minas Tirith etc is to be policed.
 
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any realm thats basis is on cavalry
 
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Calling Hithlum and Doriath cheap! I suspect Fingolfin and Melian would tend to disagree...

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We would live in Hithlum and we would likely die in combat, but that matters not as long as we died well. As I prefer to be a Man (I cannot really relate to immortality, though it would be nice to be able to continue to score the pretty young girls for some more years), so I would probably die in some rearguard action defending my Elven Liege Lords. Fine by me, sing my praise till the end of time when I am gone.
 
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@ Macilrille
Sounds great. Join in on this then: we'll be leaving Estolad (where we have meet visiting Finrod and Maedhros); goes west through Dorthonion meeting Angrod and Aegnor and Beren; take service under Fingolfin and live in that realm; holds Eithel Sirion under Dagor Bragollach; and then stand by Hurin and Huor at the last stand of the Men of Dor-lómin , protecting Turgon's and Gondolins fall back at Nírnaeth Arnoediad (we wan't a thank you for the Gallus, ahum).
 
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All dunedain realms and the realms of their forefathers (like Hithlum)
 
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@ Macilrille
Sounds great. Join in on this then: we'll be leaving Estolad (where we have meet visiting Finrod and Maedhros); goes west through Dorthonion meeting Angrod and Aegnor and Beren; take service under Fingolfin and live in that realm; holds Eithel Sirion under Dagor Bragollach; and then stand by Hurin and Huor at the last stand of the Men of Dor-lómin , protecting Turgon's and Gondolins fall back at Nírnaeth Arnoediad (we wan't a thank you for the Gallus, ahum).

You forgot, fight our way to Beleriand where we thought we would find bliss only to find the Enemy there, and to take the challenge.

Bring it on Melkor.
 
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Gondolin !!

We never guessed ;):thumbsup2

More seriously. I believe that each and every individual has his own very specific idea or dream or interpretation of where he/she would live or fit in Middle-Earth. And I do not believe a poll can cover all those variations. Part of Tolkien's greatness is that he wrote in a way, so that his world was tailored to each specific reader.
 
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Gondolin !!

Agreed it is arguably the greatest Elvish city east of Tuna. And those boys from Hithlum could cover our retreat and help us give hope to Middle-Earth. I think I would also join Tour's battalion eventually.
 
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Orocarni. Probably never been bothered by great wars or other, quietly trading goods with humans without any hatred involved. Actually having a diplomacy working since forever.

Oh, and there probably aren't any elves so far in the East. At least not so many.
 
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Orocarni. Probably never been bothered by great wars or other, quietly trading goods with humans without any hatred involved. Actually having a diplomacy working since forever.

Oh, and there probably aren't any elves so far in the East. At least not so many.

I dunno, the elves originated in the east, in cuiveinen (sp?), on the shores of the sea of helcar, not too far from Rhun. Conceivably, some of the avari still dwelt in the east, though there's little to no lore about the avari, beyond many of the sindar in Lothlorien and mirkwood being of Avari descent.
there tends to be no real lore for anything east of the sea of Rhun, with only brief passing mentions towards landmarks and peoples (khand, avari, orocarni dwarves)
 
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I would choose the House of Beor in which Beren and Tourin Turambar were included and after Earendil and even later the High kings of Numeror and Aragorn Ellesar the heir of Isildur
 
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Rhûn, Harad and Umbar are the realms I would live in. Not much lore about them, so I just tailor them to my liking by imagining them as inspired by the Dark- and Medieval Age Middle East and India/China, which are my "dreamlands".
 
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I dunno, the elves originated in the east, in cuiveinen (sp?), on the shores of the sea of helcar, not too far from Rhun. Conceivably, some of the avari still dwelt in the east, though there's little to no lore about the avari, beyond many of the sindar in Lothlorien and mirkwood being of Avari descent.
there tends to be no real lore for anything east of the sea of Rhun, with only brief passing mentions towards landmarks and peoples (khand, avari, orocarni dwarves)
Of course some could still live here, but i think not too many because:

1- the majority of the elves followed the valar to the west
2- the ones who remained in the east won't be raised too much in numbers because of relatively slow population growth of the elven people
3- "Evil men" came from the east under Morgoth's influence, so probably in the east weren't much love for elves (always been enemies of Morgoth and his followers)
4- even in Third Age, Rhùn's peoples always showed an "evil" attitude (or an "average human" one, seen from "realistic" point of view), so probably elves weren't appreciated very much too


All speculations, of course.
 
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I would choose the House of Beor in which Beren and Tourin Turambar were included and after Earendil and even later the High kings of Numeror and Aragorn Ellesar the heir of Isildur

Turin was of the House of Hador, but looked like his mother's people; the house of Bëor. You could say that all three houses were merged in him, for his father was half Haladin. This in fact strenghtens my theory that Ulmo had a back-up plan. Turin and Finduilas could potentially have realised their love earlier and concieved a messenger. Or perhaps it was in fact Tuor who was the backup after Morgoth's curse had made Turin (Plan A) fail...
 
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Well if think all the numenorians ancestors we could say that they have little blood from almost all the great human and elven bloodlines and even some maiar blood...
 
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:hmm:....

I'm tempted to go with Harad with me being one of the few Black Numenoreans left... But the Orocarni dwarves are tempting because of Mikail's reasons...
 
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Ents because Treebeard is the greatest of them all!
 

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