Stories by Author

• Thranduil: Owner's Guide and Maintenance Manual, by Allocin
  Thinking of purchasing a THRANDUIL for help around the home? Here's all you need to know to keep your wood-elf serviced and servicable.Genre: Humour. Period: Multi-Age/Unclassifiable!. Updated: 22/07/2005.
• Shadow Within, The, by Arandil
  Thranduil receives a disturbing letter from an unlikely source. What possible cause could the King of the Green Wood have to travel at a moment's notice to Ithilien to visit with his son? Written for the HASA Thranduil's Letter Challenge. Genre: General. Period: Post-War/Fourth Age. Updated: 19/11/2005.
• Captain of the Guard, by Arandil
  Mirkwood's prisons are considered impenetrable. Yet in the span of 75 years, 13 dwarves, a hobbit and Gollum all escaped. Couldn't the captain of the guard during these two incidents also have been the elf to bear the news to Rivendell?Genre: General. Period: Third Age: The Hobbit to the War of the Ring. Updated: 19/07/2005.
• Colours of the Forest, by Avon
  Small Legolas is comforted by his older brother during a time of nameless terror.Genre: General. Period: Third Age: Rise of Shadow. Updated: 19/07/2005.
• Deeper Than Skin, by Bill-the-Pony
  As Greenwood becomes Mirkwood and the shadow grows, Legolas learns about trust and seeing beyond the physical when a stranger from Thranduil's past reappears.Genre: Drama. Period: Third Age: Rise of Shadow. Updated: 19/07/2005.
• Dissection of the Common Wood-elf, Telerius Galadh, by bryn
  Observation and Dissection of the Common Wood-Elf (Telerius galadh). Why do Elves glow? How does an Elf walk on snow? Methods of reproduction? It's Legolas as you've never seen him before.Genre: Humour. Period: Multi-Age/Unclassifiable!. Updated: 19/07/2005.
• Notes from the Field, by bryn
  Alas, there are no fairy tale endings in Nature… Tolkien never wrote of Thranduil's fate. Unfortunately, the task falls to bumbling researchers of the SRDM. Of hair braiding, migratory patterns, and a plea to Save the Common Wood-Elf.Genre: Humour. Period: Post-War/Fourth Age. Updated: 21/07/2005.
• Elflocks - How Legolas Cured His Sister of Teasing, by Chathol-linn
  Early Adventures #2. The character as a youngster. As he matures he explores ways of handling relationships and ethical situations with varying degrees of success. Features Thranduil, Elwen, Elsila, Ibun the Dwarf, and Arwen.Genre: Action/Adventure. Period: Third Age: Before Shadow. Updated: 19/07/2005.
• Thranduil's Midsummer Night's Peace Offering, by Chathol-linn
  When Legolas's escapade infuriates sister, mother, and guests. Thranduil takes him fishing in an attempt to calm the womenfolk's tempers. Such an admirable goal; you would think it would go smoothly.Genre: Humour. Period: Third Age: Before Shadow. Updated: 13/08/2005.
• Star and Elf, by Chathol-linn
  A poem of Greenwood the Great.Genre: Poetry. Period: Multi-Age/Unclassifiable!. Updated: 22/07/2005.
• Legolas and the Olórë Mallë - Part Two, by Chathol-linn
  Early Adventures #4. The second part of the Olórë Mallë adventure deals mostly with memory. It has the scene "I Will Drink Your Blood from the Goblet of Your Heart."Genre: Action/Adventure. Period: Third Age: Before Shadow. Updated: 21/07/2005.
• Legolas and the Olórë Mallë - Part Three, by Chathol-linn
  Early Adventures #5. The conclusion of the Olórë Mallë adventure. It deals with prophecy and dreams and advances Legolas on his way towards maturity.Genre: Action/Adventure. Period: Third Age: Before Shadow. Updated: 21/07/2005.
• How Legolas Proved His Bowmanship, by Chathol-linn
  Early Adventures #1. The enigmatic character as a youngster who develops into a person capable of helping save the world. This story explores his prowess as an archer while introducing his family, home and teachers.Genre: Action/Adventure. Period: Third Age: Before Shadow. Updated: 20/07/2005.
• Legolas and the Olórë Mallë - Part One, by Chathol-linn
  Early Adventures #3. The 3-part Olórë Mallë adventure explores the Elvish phenomena of memory, prophecy and dreams. This part has scenes "Strange Paths" and "Ale by the Fireside."Genre: Action/Adventure. Period: Third Age: Before Shadow. Updated: 21/07/2005.
• Groth Môr, by Chris
  They have found us, and now they are coming.Genre: General. Period: Third Age: Rise of Shadow. Updated: 20/07/2005.