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Favourite stories (18)
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To See A World by Nightwing
Injured and alone, Legolas and Aragorn are forced to seek refuge in a wintry foreign land. But when darkness encroaches from within and without, they learn that refuge can become a deadly trap. Pre-LOTR.
PG-13 · 53 chapters · 217,357 words · In progress · Published 2 September 2003 · Updated 19 February 2017 · Reviews (782)
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The King's Commission by Larner
The King Elessar desires to have a memorial made for the four Pheriannath whose aid helped to win the War of the Ring and led to the destruction of the Ring and Sauron. But as the Pherian Frodo has left Middle Earth, how is it to be done? And then he sees a remarkable statue in the market town of Casistir.... Being edited, and forgotten chapter has been added. Rated for discrete discussion of incest and pedophilia and character deaths.
PG-13 · 81 chapters · 372,461 words · Complete · Published 5 December 2004 · Updated 10 February 2008 · Reviews (429)
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During a journey in the dark... by Thundera Tiger
Sequel to the story "While the Ring went south..." this story picks up almost exactly where the other left off. Explore the missing scenes of the Fellowship's trek to and through Moria. As with the first fic, this is strictly book-verse while still including all the stretches and twists that canon can bear.
PG-13 · 6 chapters · 54,220 words · In progress · Published 22 August 2003 · Updated 28 September 2007 · Reviews (72)
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Land of Light and Shadows by Thundera Tiger
An invitation to journey to Harad and participate in the annual Gathering quickly turns dangerous for Aragorn, Eomer, Legolas, and Gimli. Caught in a web of deceit and manipulation, the forces of Gondor and Rohan soon find themselves battling a group that traces its origins back to one of Sauron's oldest allies. Divided and cut off from any help, their fate will determine not only the future of Harad but also the future of Middle-earth...
PG-13 · 38 chapters · 276,481 words · In progress · Published 23 August 2003 · Updated 5 April 2005 · Reviews (84)
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Fear No Darkness by Thundera Tiger
Rivendell is playing host to a celebration of Sauron's fall, five years after the destruction of the Ring. Coming along for the festivities are representatives from Mirkwood, Lothlorien, the Shire, Ithilien, Gondor, and Aglarond. But also joining them is an old enemy from Mordor whose body was never recovered in the ruin of the Black Gates. Dark, dramatic tale with plenty of angst to go around, featuring a large cast of familiar characters plus a good serving of simple evil.
PG-13 · 30 chapters · 219,185 words · In progress · Published 22 August 2003 · Updated 3 February 2005 · Reviews (108)
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Fear by Ariel
Brandy Hall in 1377 was a magical place for young Frodo Baggins, until a sullen cousin, a fabulous necklace and a deadly fall make life, and living, very difficult for him. ----- Few fics explore what kinds of hobbits Drogo and Primula might have been in life. This is one. If you like intrigue, complex plotlines and interestingly crafted original characters, please consider this story.
PG-13 · 22 chapters · 85,585 words · Complete · Published 19 August 2003 · Updated 26 November 2004 · Reviews (48)
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The Mark of A… Warrior? by Ariel
A bit of crude humor that might give you a chuckle. You just know that a group of men of different races would do this at least once.
PG-13 · 1 chapter · 1,396 words · Complete · Published 9 October 2004 · Updated 9 October 2004 · Reviews (12)
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Mind to Mind by shirebound
Frodo begins sensing the thoughts of the bearers of the three Elven rings. When an accident injures Pippin and Elladan, and traps Frodo and Merry with Saruman and Gríma, will this new ability help or hurt? AU post-quest story, also starring Elrohir, Elrond, Celeborn, Gandalf, Sam, and Galadriel.
PG · 11 chapters · 41,578 words · Complete · Published 11 March 2004 · Updated 5 June 2004 · Reviews (192)
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Night in Hollin by Nancy Brooke
Aragorn discovers something unorthodox about Boromir's teaching methods. A Bit O' Fluff.
PG · 3 chapters · 4,980 words · Complete · Published 13 May 2004 · Updated 13 May 2004 · Reviews (10)
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Cantrip by bryn
The dour world of the Dúnedain proves harsh awakening for Elvish-raised Aragorn. ...And then there was Halbarad, the irrepressible and oft-cheeky Ranger whose middle name spelled "Disaster." It's the un-culturing of Aragorn, and the near-ruin of Elladan. [Pre-LotR, featuring Aragorn, Halbarad, and E2--those loveable sons of Elrond.] Chapter 8: Nowhere to Run. "...A Dúnedain and an Elvish-raised Man walk into the bar..."
PG · 8 chapters · 20,654 words · In progress · Published 1 October 2003 · Updated 8 February 2004 · Reviews (122)
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The Hands of the Healer by Lily Fairbairn
After the battle of the Pelennor Fields, Aragorn goes to the Houses of Healing, not only out of a sense of duty to the wounded, but to answer a question that has gnawed at him for many years. Alternate Universe. The story is founded on canon, but has moments referring to the movie-verse -- even though in the movie-verse Faramir, Aragorn, and Denethor don't resemble each other as much as in the books. Author's Note: This story was inspired by a casual remark of a non-book-reading friend. She said that one line she did NOT expect to see in the movie of Return of the King was Aragorn saying, "Faramir, I am your father."
PG-13 · 1 chapter · 7,660 words · Complete · Published 7 January 2004 · Updated 7 January 2004 · Reviews (10)
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In the Hands of the Enemy by meckinock
When Aragorn is waylaid by bandits while racing to answer an urgent summons from Gandalf, he gains an unexpected ally whose loyalties are suspect. With Gandalf and Halbarad in pursuit, can Aragorn discern friend from foe and escape the hands of the Enemy before he is forced to reveal the secret of the Shire?
PG-13 · 12 chapters · 54,005 words · Complete · Published 25 October 2003 · Updated 18 November 2003 · Reviews (153)
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Of Dwarvish Ale and The Fairer Sex by Ariel
My attempt at following the incomparable... Story begins immediately after the events in Aratlithiel's "Of Dwarvish Ale and Battle Scars http://www.fanfiction.net/read.php?storyid=1541985 - a scathingly funny and delightful look at how a hobbit can best two of Gondor's finest. A true treat. This story continues the tale with the four hobbits and Gandalf locked in mortal combat to see which of them can hold their ale to stay standing the longest!
PG-13 · 1 chapter · 12,687 words · Complete · Published 23 October 2003 · Updated 23 October 2003 · Reviews (5)
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Thorongil by Eledhwen
Telling the tale of Aragorn's "great journeys" and the time he served Thengel of Rohan and Ecthelion of Gondor, under the name Thorongil - Eagle of the Star.
PG · 10 chapters · 35,318 words · Complete · Published 1 October 2003 · Updated 1 October 2003 · Reviews (2)
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Sneezes and Sword Fights by joannawrites
Warrior, Ranger, King of Men, it matters not. Here is the proof that all men are incredibly hard to deal with when they get sick. After discovering this for herself, Arwen leaves Legolas to care for her ill--and ill-tempered-- husband. Sequel to "Dragons or Ribbons." Chapters 7, 8,& 9 added.
PG · 9 chapters · 12,595 words · In progress · Published 14 August 2003 · Updated 25 August 2003 · Reviews (14)
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While the Ring went south... by Thundera Tiger
For two weeks, the Fellowship wandered through the wilderness between Caradhras and Rivendell, yet Tolkien tells us almost nothing of this very formative time. Behold the missing scenes! Floods, Wargs, stray arrows, crumbling cliffs, blizzards, personality conflicts...it's all here.
PG · 21 chapters · 145,743 words · Complete · Published 22 August 2003 · Updated 22 August 2003 · Reviews (28)
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Beyond This World by Thundera Tiger
The greatest of friends can never truly be parted. This story is set in the Undying Lands long after Aragorn's death. Basically, it tells of the ultimate fate of those in the Fellowship as Gimli finally succumbs to old age and Legolas is forced to deal with his passing. Gandalf, Elrond, and Galadriel also have small parts to play.
PG · 4 chapters · 15,794 words · Complete · Published 21 August 2003 · Updated 21 August 2003 · Reviews (18)
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A Mirkwood Solstice by Thundera Tiger
For many cultures, the solstices were met with celebrations and festivals. And for some of the inhabitants of Mirkwood, this held true. Unfortunately, elves were not among the solstice celebrators. Introducing a rather different view of the year's longest and darknest night as seen by both the elves and the ones doing the "celebrating." Featuring the Mirkwood royal family as well as the masters of Dol Guldur.
PG · 3 chapters · 21,651 words · Complete · Published 21 August 2003 · Updated 21 August 2003 · Reviews (6)