Ellie · 23 September 2005 · Chapter 3: Glamdring
These drabbles are quite powerful! Very well written.
Weapons of Old by SoundofHorns
Reviews (7)
Turgon, Lord of Gondolin · 29 April 2004 · Chapter 7: Gurthang/Anglachel
Very interesting. The tale of Turin Turambar is my favorite.
Elbereth · 19 February 2004 · Chapter 3: Glamdring
These are all amazing, but I believe this is my favourite of them all. Thank you for sharing something so wonderful!
Elendiari22 · 19 February 2004 · Chapter 10: Swords of Westernesse
Wow, this is great! A very original idea; I liked the last chapter the best. Thanks for sharing this!
Author's reply
your welcome. this last chapter is my favorite too.
daw the minstrel · 19 February 2004 · Chapter 9: Others
These were very evocative. I never would have thought to do these poem like pieces on the famous weapons and yet they are very fitting. After all, a culture that named its weapons would undoubtedly have sung of them and that's what you have done.
Author's reply
thanks. i loved the weapons importance--they were personal and their only defense.. I may do something about Grond, and breaking the gates of Minas Tirith if i get a chance
daw the minstrel · 19 February 2004 · Chapter 4: Aiglos
I've been reading through these thinking of how poetic they are in their compressed, allusive state, and then I came to this one about Gil-galad and found it so touching that I had to stop and tell you.
Author's reply
thanks. i like this one too, but my fav is the one about anduril.
EomerofEastfold · 19 February 2004 · Chapter 5: Gúthwinë
Wow! Usually when people list off famous whatnots and such, the don't stop to think about poor Eomer. Thank you! That was great. :)
Author's reply
i noticed eomer's sword in the book--he is always leaning on it! i loved how tolkien provided the name and when i got the idea for this i had to include it.