- Púkel-men,
Woses Forest their own Wild man
legends of
medieval Europe Dunlendings Wild men of
Dunland Agriculture Westron,
Dunlendish Celtic Britons Easterlings...
- fray. The
Dunlendings dropped their weapons,
while the Orcs fled into the
Huorn forest and were destro****.
After the battle, the
Dunlendings were given...
- Hammerhand, a
legendary King of
Rohan who must
defend against an army of
Dunlendings. He
becomes the
namesake for the
stronghold of Helm's Deep.
Brian Cox...
-
Dunlendings,
until the
fortress became Dunlending in all but name. The
tower of
Orthanc however remained locked and
inaccessible to the
Dunlendings,...
- west are the
rivers Adorn and Isen,
where Rohan borders the land of the
Dunlendings. To the northwest, just
under the
southern end of the
Misty Mountains...
- Helm's Deep,
where the
forces of
Rohan drive Saruman's army of Orcs and
Dunlendings from the
walls of the Hornburg,
buying enough time for
Gandalf to arrive...
- by Gríma". As Théoden sat powerless,
Rohan was
troubled by Orcs and
Dunlendings, who
operated under the will of Saruman,
ruling from Isengard. At that...
- the
Dunlending girl Nona, who had
dubbed herself "Wadu's Ghost" in
memory of her late
brother and
began waging her own
vendetta over the
Dunlendings who...
- of the
mountains in Eriador; or they came from the same
stock as the
Dunlendings. The name Bree
means "hill";
Tolkien justified the name by arranging...
- in Eriador. The
other was that they came from the same
stock as the
Dunlendings.
Research by a
branch of the
Tolkien Society suggests that The Bell Inn...
