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Ulbandi, or Fluithuin, was an ogress and the mother of Morgoth’s son, Gothmog, and that’s really all we know about her. Now, if you read that sentence and became extremely confused and skeptical, that’s good. Ulbandi was only mentioned once in the Book of Lost Tales, which is (for those who don’t know) pretty much the earliest version of Tolkien’s stories about Middle Earth. And, like most of the Book of Lost Tales, Ulbandi’s story was changed so much during rewrites that she basically doesn’t exist in the “current” version of Middle Earth. 

Ogres (and ogresses) are also an element that don’t seem to exist in Middle Earth anymore. They were described in early drafts as “giant cannibals” that were bred by Morgoth. And while they’re mentioned briefly by Bilbo (while trying to think of an answer to one of Gollum’s riddles, Tolkien said “Poor Bilbo sat in the dark thinking of all the horrible names of all the giants and ogres he had ever heard told of in tales”), ogres don’t appear anywhere in a historical sense, only in a “heard told of in tales” sense.

                Laurië lantar lassi súrinen, yéni úntomië ve ramar aldaron!                                              Gi nathlam hî.

Mun and muse of age

OC friendly

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Will RP any age, Years of the Trees, First Age, Second Age, etc. 

No crossovers please

         “ i’d rather have flowers in my hair than diamonds around my neck ”

                                           ✿ Indie Tolkien OC ✿    

❁ First and Third Age Adaptable ❁ One Liners to Multi-Paragraph ❁ Mun is Underage ❁ Multi-verse/Multi-ship ❁ OC Friendly ❁ Mun is actually a loving, shy, potato-butterfly hybrid

An Indie RP blog for Maglor, son of Feanor, who became Lindir of Rivendell in the Third Age. MultiShip and MultiVerse. Not Selective. Sideblog of argonarakano 

“ I’ve done made the devil a deal.

                                 He made me pretty.

(The answer to your question is actually very short - The Book of Lost Tales. But the Valar you’re referring to were way too cool not to write about.)

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Lilith jumped at the voice. She hadn’t noticed the presence before and there was nothing she hated more than surprises. Especially this kind of surprises.

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