The Silmarillion: Nirnaeth Arnoediad

F.A 495

T.A 2941

F.A 468

F.A 538

The Land of Bow and Helm

The Oath of Feanor

Dunedain

The Union of Maedhros

Finrod Felagund forbade his armies to help them, and this ended in the many tragedies of the Nirnaeth Arnoediad

The plan did not have enough support from other kingdoms due to the acts of foolishness of the other sons of Feanor

Curufin, Celegorm, and Caranthir attacked Doriath, Nargorthrond and Numenor all at the same time, which meant that three sons of feanor could not help the cause of the (answer to the last question)

Nargorthrond was too busy selecting a new king, and Doriath was busy defending itself from Beren.

He sent spies

Orcs attacked the elves, and stole the battle plan

Fingolfin betrayed the trust of the elven kingdoms and told Morgoth everything

Celegorm was captured and forced to confess every detail about the battle plan

Haleth, Beren, Amrod, Amras, Barahir, Maedhros, Celegorm, Curufin, Finrod, and Finarfin

Fingolfin, Curufin, Amrod, Amras, Glorfindel, Maedhros, Ecthelion, Haleth, Haldir, and Gelmir

Hurin, Gwindor, Fingon, Ulfang, Maedhros, Huor, Turgon, Haldir, Malbung and Beleg, Maglor, Bor, Caranthir, and Azaghal.

Turin, Neithan, Agarwaen son of Umarth, Mormegil, Turambar, Dagnir Glaurunga, Naeramarth, and Thurin

the war was canceled

Morgoth attaked Maglor at his gap and Maedhros went to aid him, leaving the other armies alone

Ulfang lied to Maedhros and told him that orcs were going to attack him

Nobody wanted to come

"Aurë entuluva"

“Utúlie’n aurë! Aiya Eldalië ar Atanatári, utúlie’n aurë! The day has come! Behold, people of the Eldar and Fathers of Men, the day has come!”

"A! Elbereth Gilthoniel! silivren penna míriel o menel aglar elenath"

'It is a gift'

They mocked and said untrue things about them to get them to come out

They brought in the trolls and ravaged the entire area were Fingon hid to kill them

The orcs showed off their army like they were salesmen

The orcs threw the heads of fallen elven soldiers at Fingon's hiding place to cause pain and fear and get them to come out

The orcs said they were going to kill Finduilas, who was betrothed to Gwindor at the time.

The orcs said something that was incredibly disrespectful about Nargorthrond, and this angered Gwindor.

The orcs brought in the bodies of fallen elves and hung them on sticks.

The orcs by ill chance brought in Gelmir, Gwindor's brother, who was their prisoner, and dismembered Gelmir cruelly, and killed him, to say what would happen to all the elves who attacked the orcs.

He waited while Gwindor's host was slaughtered, and then ran out, also nearly soiling Morgoth's plans.

Fingon and his men made a retreat, and were not seen again during the battle.

He placed on his helm and sounded his horn, and desperately attacked the orc host along with Gwindor, nearly soiling Morgoth's plans.

He sent half his men one side, and half the other, and cornered the orcs, and fought against them each on one side, nearly soiling Morgoth's plans.

Ulfang was to attack the north side of Angband, and when they were successful, Maedhros would come from the western side to corner the orcs more, and once they were in station Fingon would come and end the orcs and then drive Morgoth underground

Angband was to let out its western armies and attack Ulfang before Maedhros attacked

He was to wait until Fingon destroyed the armies of the eastern area of Angband, and when Fingon gave the signal, Maedhros and his elves would attack

He was to attack Anfauglith, and there Morgoth would attack him, and Fingon's armies would wait till a beacon was fired,and they would attack the orcs of Morgoth, and kill them all.

Gwindor was slain, and some of his men were taken captive, but most were killed.

He and all his host never lived to see Nargorthrond again

His host was trapped and entirely slain, and he himself was captured

Gwindor and his men narrowly escaped with barely anyone, returning desperatly to Nargorthrond

Bor and his sons betrayed Maedhros. Maedhros slew Bor in single combat, and Ulfang, Ulfwarth and Uldor faught Bor's sons, and although Bor's sons were killed Ulfang, Ulwarth and Uldor were slain. The Balrogs and Dragons massacred the armies of Maedhros, and they were forced to retreat.

Not well. Before he could talk to Fingon his friend, and Turgon, Fingon's brother, he was attacked with Angbands last forces, Balrogs, wolfriders, wolves, and dragons. He was then given the welcome present of Uldor betraying them and attacking from the rear, and Ulfast and Ulfwarth along with them. This is what caused the (answer to number 2) not to prevail in the war.

Horribly. Fingon and his host had fled, Gwindor and his host had been slaughtered, Turgon and his armies were barely there, and Hurin and Huor were dead. Maedhros had no aid whatsoever, and was outnumbered. He and all the elves and easterlings were utterly slain.

Very well. He was given the best food by Morgoth, but was then poisoned, for the armies did not see it coming.

Fingon and Turgon swept to the eastern side with their men to help them

Fingon managed to get to Maedhros and they replanned their battle

The dwarves made a sacrifice

Hurin sent his men to aid them

Dwarven legends say he killed Glaurung with one sweep of a golden dagger, but then was trampled by Glaurung

He wounded Glaurung by piercing his belly with an iron dagger, before Glaurung trampled him.

He didn't do anything. He was killed by Ulfang.

He hurled Glaurung away by the tail, and then died.

He released his last 100000 Uruk Hai

He took out his last defenses. Angband was emptied. He brought out wolves, wolfriders, Balrogs, and Dragons. Among them, Glaurung, Lord of Dragons.

He used his last resort power. He used his power to turn the dwarves against Maedhros, and brought out the chief of balrogs, and chief of dragons.

He didn't do anything, really. Just released more orcs, and Gothmog and Glaurung

Neither. Both got distracted, Fingon against Glaurung and Gothmog against Turgon

Neither. Both were mortally wounded and died.

Fingon. He smote Gothmog in the chest, and Gothmog was run over by the feet of the fighting orcs and elves.

Gothmog. Although Fingon fought fiercly, another balrog held Fingon with his whip, and Gothmog raised his black axe, and hewed his head with it. He then pounded his body to the ground.

To go back to Gondolin, for Turgon was not only the king of the hidden city, but the last of the House of Fingolfin.

Keep Hurin safe, and allow him to escape

To fight to the death.

Neither. Hurin would never speak to Turgon

Used his men to create a wall across Fen of Serech to allow Turgon and the remaining host of Fingon and Gondolin to escape to Gondolin.

Neither. No plan was made.

Hurin and Huor escape swiftly so Turgon could protect himself.

They allied and fought to the death

Poison arrow to the eye

Deadly Javelin to the chest

Morgul Blade to the Shoulder

A dragon killed him.

Kill them with a black axe

Kill them with an arrow

kill them with a javelin

Kill them with a long sword

"Aurë entuluva"

Utúlie’n aurë! Aiya Eldalië ar Atanatári, utúlie’n aurë! The day has come! Behold, people of the Eldar and Fathers of Men, the day has come!”

"It is a gift"

"A! Elbereth Gilthoniel! silivren penna míriel o menel aglar elenath"

He killed every orc

No more then 70 times did he cry it out until his (weapon) withered away

He didn't cry out very many times. He was outnumbered

No less then 70 times did he cry it out until his (weapon) withered away

He was captured

He was left to starve in the forest

He was brutally killed

He was released

He killed them

He left them alone

Captured. He captured and tortured them

He laid a curse upon them

The Tale of the Fall of Gondolin

The Lord of the Rings

The Tale of Beren and Luthien

The Tale of Turin Turambar

Hurin

Turgon

Maedhros

Fingon