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	Fingolfin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tolkien, Fingolfin was a High King of the Ñoldor in Beleriand, eldest son of Finwë and Indis, older brother of Finarfin, and the younger half-brother of Fëanor.
		Fingolfin led the largest host of the Ñoldor when they fled Aman for Middle-earth, even though he thought this unwise; he did not want to abandon his people to Fëanor.
		Fingolfin and the Ñoldor then came to the northern shores of Lake Mithrim, from which the Fëanorian part of the host had withdrawn.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fingolfin (572 words)

	Ñoldor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		When the Ñoldor led by Fingolfin discovered their betrayal, they went farther north and crossed the sea by means of the Grinding Ice.
		Fingolfin reigned long in the land of Hithlum, and his younger son Turgon built the hidden kingdom Gondolin.
		Fingolfin's reign was marked by warfare against Morgoth and in the year 75 of the First Age the Ñoldor started the siege of Angband, the great fortress of Morgoth.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Noldor (1854 words)

	Fingolfin's War-Gear his Armor and Weaponry
		Fingolfin was perhaps the epitome of the ancient Eldar, wise, brave, and full of that fire only those who had dwelt in Valinor possessed.
		Fingolfin's armour is the most complex in nature the Noldor could devise at this stage of their stay in Middle-earth.
		Fingolfin would have wielded the sword in a whirling fashion (thus the arm must be able to move independent from the shield), blocking strokes and slashing at the same time.
	users.iglide.net /usborne1/Iain/MEW/fingolfin_war-gear.html (1382 words)

	SV Fingol Fin
		SV Fingolfin was now at an approximate position of 02º 00'N x 139º 00'W. All stations had come to 14.300 MHz but there no propagation into the Pacific on this frequency.
		Fingolfin advised by Tapageuse to turn off their EPIRB and to turn it back on at 14:00z, in anticipation of a 15:00z rendezvous.
		Fingolfin is badly damaged and set adrift at 00º 55'N x 140º 19'W. Both French Navy and USCG will regularly broadcast Fingolfin's last position to maritime interests.
	mmsn.org /events/fingolfin.htm (1579 words)

	TolkienWiki: Fingolfin
		Brother of Finarfin and half-brother of Fëanor, Fingolfin played a prominent role in the Rebellion of the Noldor, holding true to the vow he had made to Fëanor before the Valar.
		Fingolfin sired three children who were to play great parts in the War of the Jewels for good or for ill. These being Fingon, Turgon and Aredhel.
		The Noldor generally picked one of their names to be given Sindarin shape after their exile, and Fingolfin's name was among the first to be converted.
	www.thetolkienwiki.org /wiki.cgi?Fingolfin (208 words)

	Fingolfin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Fingolfin, second son of Finwe, was the high king of the Noldor in Middle-earth after the death of Feanor at Dagor-nuin-Giliath, 'Battle Under the Stars.' He and his people followed reluctantly after Feanor in the pursuit of Morgoth after the theft of the Silmarils.
		The kingship was forfeited freely by Maedhros and Fingolfin became king of the Noldor on Middle-earth.
		Fingolfin established himself in Hithlum and kept guard on the gates of Angband until the Battle of Sudden Flame in 455 of the First Age when he challenged Morgoth before the gates of Angband and, after wounding him seven times with his sword, Ringil, was slain by Morgoth's mighty hammer, Grond.
	www.tolkienonline.de /etep/F/fingolfin.html (298 words)

	Encyclopedia of Arda: Fingolfin
		He ruled the lands to the northwest of Beleriand with his sons Fingon and Turgon, and dwelt behind the mountain fences of Hithlum during the long Siege of Angband.
		When Morgoth broke the Siege in the Dagor Bragollach, Fingolfin was prevented from sending immediate help to the other princes of the Noldor by the ferocity of the onslaught, but when heard of the extent of their defeat, he rode in anger to the doors of Angband and demanded single combat with Morgoth.
		There they fought a mighty battle, but though Fingolfin wounded the Dark Lord, he could not prevail, and was finally crushed by Morgoth.
	www.glyphweb.com /arda/f/fingolfin.html (352 words)

	09-01-00: Fingolfin the Greatest? Absolutely!
		Fingolfin's challenge to Morgoth is made in the bleak but very real prospect of a Middle Earth held hostage forever by an unalterably evil Vala, Morgoth.
		Fingolfin had no such bride to win nor such a faith in which to find comfort; he was cursed by the Oath of Feanor and were he to die, there could be no guarantee of his soul resting in Eldamar - the oath that bound him forfeited that privilege (even if only in his mind).
		Valiant, loyal, true to his word, a defender of his people, a leader by example; Fingolfin's burdens were greatest, his condition the most desperate, his actions all borne from the heart of a pure and noble soul.
	www.tolkien-movies.com /forum/2000/09-01-00b.shtml (518 words)

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		Fingolfin marched through the corridors of the Symmetrical City, the capital of the realm of the twin sons of Feanor.
		Fingolfin had never seen the city before since he still avoided close contact with the sons of his half brother, this mad breed of incapable Elvelords - bound to a desolate vow and therefor, so thought Fingolfin, to their own destruction.
		Fingolfin ripped his eyes off the thinning line of light in the east and stepped back into the unpretentious palace of Amrod and Amras Not twenty seconds later he stumbled right into exactly them.
	www.libraryofmoria.com /fingonmaedhros/accepting.txt (3589 words)

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		Fingolfin could make out knee-length wavy hair, a sharp profile with a long, even nose, broad lips and high cheekbones, and eyes glittering with mirth.
		Fingolfin silently watched him when he lay down on the bed beside Fingon, taking him in his arms.
		Fingolfin watched him as he opened the pale lips with his tongue and slipped it into Fingons' mouth.
	www.libraryofmoria.com /fingonmaedhros/hurt.txt (4727 words)

	Fingolfin: High King of the Noldor in Beleriand
		Then Fingolfin beheld (as it seemed to him) the utter ruin of the Noldor, and the defeat beyond redress of all their houses; and filled with wrath and despair he mounted Rochallor his great horse and rode forth alone, and none might restrain him.
		That was the last time in those wars that he passed the doors of his stronghold, and it is said that he took the challenge willingly; for though his might was greatest of all things in the world, alone of the Valar he knew fear.
		But Fingolfin gleamed beneath it as a star; for his mail was overlaid with silver, and his blue shield was set with crystals; and he drew his sword Ringil, that glittered like ice.
	www.angelfire.com /rpg2/noldorianwarrior/Fingolfin.html (797 words)

	It's All in the Family: The Finweans — Merp.com Website
		Fingolfin had not abdicated his own authority, however temporary that was intended to be.
		Fingolfin had to respond to Feanor, but if his hope was to restore Finwe's kingship under his own rule that proved vain.
		And like Fingolfin he went along reluctantly mostly because his children wanted to try their luck in Middle-earth, and because he feared what might happen to the people if they were left to the mercies of Feanor's leadership.
	www.merp.com /essays/MichaelMartinez/michaelmartinezsuite101essay104 (7371 words)

	Kinship Village Stories, Plots, and Other Writings
		Fingolfin quickly lost track of all the people who had come to give him their reassurance, and well wishes.
		Fingolfin laughed to himself as Myst and Azrael went off to argue over whose apprentice his child would be.
		Slowly Fingolfin stepped from the house, he had a tiny newborn in each arm, and a smile as broad as the sea on his face.
	www.awnomads.com /kinship/stories/birth.htm (1593 words)

	Encyclopedia of Arda: House of Fingolfin
		The House of the descendants and followers of Fingolfin, second son of Finwë;, who was accounted High King of the Noldor after the death of his elder brother Fëanor in the first year of the First Age.
		During the early years of the First Age, the House of Fingolfin held the lands to the northwest of Beleriand; Hithlum, Nevrast and Gondolin.
		After the Fall of Gondolin, the survivors of the House lived as exiles at the Mouths of Sirion or in the Falas, until Eärendil the Mariner, descendant of Fingolfin's second son Turgon, sailed into the West to seek the aid of the Valar, who overthrew Morgoth in the War of Wrath in c.
	www.glyphweb.com /arda/h/houseoffingolfin.html (432 words)

	[ Daily Tolkien ] It's all in the family: The Finweans
		Although Finwe's role in the dispute between Feanor and Fingolfin is silent, it would be only a small leap of the imagination to color him vexed as, when he tries to restore peace between his sons, he finds the Valar have stepped in to deliver their own justice.
		Fingolfin, equally grieving for their father, and much loved and respected by the Noldor, argued against Feanor.
		Turgon was undoubtedly the wisest of Fingolfin's children, and for a reason not disclosed he was one of Ulmo's favorites among the Noldorin princes.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-chat/842252/posts (7484 words)

	Morgoth's best ally, Feanor? - THE TOLKIEN FORUM
		The fire of their hearts was young, and led by Fingolfin and his sons, and by Finrod and Galadriel, they dared to pass into the bitterest North; and finding no other way they endured at last the terror of the Helcaraxe and the cruel hills of ice.
		Nevertheless he met Fingolfin before the throne of Manwe, and was reconciled, in word; and Fingolfin set at naught the unsheathing of the sword.
		Fingolfin challenged and wounded the greatest evil himself, probably something for which he was better prepared from interacting with his half-brother.
	www.thetolkienforum.com /showthread.php?t=3290 (2883 words)

	Frost Jedi :: View topic - Fingolfin
		Fingolfin was one of the most powerful elf that ever lived.
		Well, about the binding of Fingolfin, he was not bond by the Oath of Feanor, but he was dommed by the prophecy of Mandos, because he went ahead to Beleriand instead of remaining in Aman as Finarfin did.
		I agree Fingolfin is one of the greatest characters...
	www.frostjedi.com /phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=615 (1527 words)

	Jenny Dolfen Gallery: The Coming of Fingolfin - Fantasy art galleries at Epilogue.net - Fantasy and Sci-fi at their ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		"But as the host of Fingolfin marched into Mithrim the Sun rose flaming in the West, and Fingolfin unfurled his blue and silver banners, and blew his horns, and flowers sprang beneath his marching feet, and the ages of the stars were ended."
		Fingolfin is the mightiest of the Noldoli and he certainly looks the part.
		Fingolfin is wonderful, and Finrod is nice too, although he looks perhaps a little too "shy".
	www.epilogue.net /cgi/database/art/view.pl?id=55415 (629 words)

	Timeline of the First Age: Lord of the Rings Fanatics Library (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The host of Fingolfin after crossing the Grinding Ice marches into Mithrim untroubled by the servants of Morgoth who flee into Angband fearing the new light.
		Fingon, son of Fingolfin rescues Maedhros from the peaks of Thangorodrim.
		Fingolfin, King of Noldor in Middle Earth makes a feast during spring near the pools of Ivrin, called the Mereth Aderthad or the 'Feast of Reuniting'.
	www.lotrlibrary.com /MT/1mt.html (757 words)

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		Fingolfin was king of a race of Elves called the Noldor.
		King Fingolfin, however, from his chief realm of Hithlum, observed Morgoth's initial assault firsthand - and probably realized, for the first time, the true nature of Morgoth's power, and the utter futility of the Noldor's feud with him.
		He passed over Dor-nu-Fauglith like a wind amid the dust, and all that beheld his onset fled in amaze, thinking that Orome himself was come: for a great madness of rage was upon him, so that his eyes shone like the eyes of the Valar.
	www.msu.edu /user/larsenal/lore/finglfin.htm (1086 words)

	Fingolfin
		As Fingolfin steps off of the last step his hand slides free from the harsh bark and he frowns down at his hand.
		Fingolfin mounts his stead and Rochallor takes off in the direction of Minis Tirith.
		So, Fingolfin stays for now, but his temper is short and his mood foul.
	noldorfingolfin.greatestjournal.com (746 words)

	AllRPG.com - Editorials - The Radasanthian Reader, Issue 3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		He continued, his voice rising to a fevered pitch, “All those who followed Fingolfin are traitors to this city and to this country.
		Fingolfin’s latest jaunt has gotten his head pretty much on the chopping block.
		The histrionics of Fingolfin are quite bad; the theatrics of Ramir are equally contemptuous.
	www.allrpg.com /editorials/reader3.php3 (1739 words)

	Legolas' Song of the Sea
		Na Mithrim Fingolfin tunc i-'waith hún, ab ho orthorn Chelcharaes, pe-chîr, pen-aes, pen-estel.
		Pen-niphred, Fingolfin rœgiant na-ndagor ereb hún, ar di-'weth Thangorodrim "Hîr e-muil!" nallant ho.
		Without fear Fingolfin rode into his lonesome battle, and under the shadows of Thangorodrim he cried "Lord of Slaves!".
	www.elvish.org /gwaith/north_sindarin.htm (308 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Fingolfin: Ok. I haven't looked much at it myself lately, but from what I understand the recent cursor palette stuff is no help here at the moment.
		Fingolfin: Ok. Might take a while, because common/system.h changed as well, and I suspect there are a lot of files depending on that one.
		Fingolfin: The long-term goal (for some definition of "long") would be to make all dialogs scale aware, I assume.
	logs.scummvm.org /scummvm.log.12Mar2005 (5643 words)

	The Land of Rohan - Fingolfin and Feanor
		And Fingolfin had the aid of Thorondor and besides it was one on one and none of the Minions of Morgoth would fight.
		But in I believe that Fingolfin was better with a sword in a fight than Feanor because of his mild temper compared with Feanor's short temper.
		You have to consider that the "seven" balrogs that were beating Feanor also were the only creatures in Middle Earth that were able to beat off Ungoliant after she had swelled to an incredible size and strength and was beating the sam hill out of Morgoth.
	www.landofrohan.com /forum/archive/index.php/t-597.html (2180 words)

	EN World - Morrus' D&D / d20 News & Reviews Site - New Spells: Tetra Disaster, Fingolfin's Lightning Blast, Deep ...
		Created by the famed elven air mage Fingolfin, this spell can be cast in one of two ways, single target, or multi target.
		Fingolfin’s Lightning Blast is very fun, but way underpowered for a 5th level spell.
		I would have it deal 15 d6 damage in a 10 foot radius burst, reflex save for half and creatures who fail their reflex save must must make a fortitude save or be stunned for d4 +1 rounds.
	www.enworld.org /showthread.php?t=82040 (1515 words)

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