Talk:Imladris

Isn't rather Rivendell the commonly used name, and Imladris archaic term?

Probably

As far as I recall (I don't have my references handy) elves call it Imladris and it's Rivendell in the Westron tongue the hobbits use.

Gondorian (which Faramir and Boromir speak) appears to be close relation in language terms to Sindarin: in the book in the chapter where they're captured by Faramir's men, Sam and Frodo comment on the fact that when the two rangers who are keeping guard over them speak to each other, it's in a tongue close to the elven tongue. So I've always assumed that Faramir and Boromir would call it Imladris rather than Rivendell - and it's that name it was given in their shared dream-vision-thing, "Seek for the sword that was broken/In Imladris it dwells..."

But...we are still only playing with this system, aren't we? And in any case if we decide it would be handier for us and for users to change it, we can change it.

--Lexin 7 September 2005 07:55 (GMT)

Yes we are only playing with the system...

...and I think you have proven you have figured out how it works. Now -please- let other people have a go.

--Admin 7 September 2005 08:19 (GMT)

Oh. OK.

Let me know when you've made a final decision.

--Lexin 7 September 2005 11:01 (GMT)

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If we should decide to go with this system, there will be an announcement on the main site, on the forum (to let everyone there know it is shutting down), and here; links to the interactive story will be changed to go here instead of to the old script and the old script will be altered to take no new chapters - so don't worry, you'll know.

For now though, there doesn't seem to be much interest here or in the old system. Maybe we’re still experiencing the customary summer slow-down, or maybe we should reconsider if there is need to continue with either of them.

--Admin 7 September 2005 11:57 (GMT)