Nicholas Palazzo
Well-Known Member
So ... I'm not entirely sure if we're getting here in this season or season four, but if we are, we have some deciding to do.
In the 260-year period following the rising of the sun, a bunch of kingdoms are established, a couple of major battles take place, Thingol finds out about the kinslaying, and Glaurung is revealed.
My big question is if we should conflate the lands of the sons of Feanor. There aren't many place-names associated with them, and they don't really enter into the great tales. It seems as if it would be fairly easy to reduce the amount of geographical exposition with this.
I'm currently working on a visual timeline that will show the different kingdoms and their interactions. I'm hoping this will give us things to do in this time period.
In the 260-year period following the rising of the sun, a bunch of kingdoms are established, a couple of major battles take place, Thingol finds out about the kinslaying, and Glaurung is revealed.
My big question is if we should conflate the lands of the sons of Feanor. There aren't many place-names associated with them, and they don't really enter into the great tales. It seems as if it would be fairly easy to reduce the amount of geographical exposition with this.
I'm currently working on a visual timeline that will show the different kingdoms and their interactions. I'm hoping this will give us things to do in this time period.