#erien

Her colour scheme is bun with blue glaze and gold sprinkles.

I have been meaning to draw her for so long, glad to finally do it!

Oh boy this is actually a big topic xD

So like with our world, how people dress and what is considered appropriate or not changes. So we are concentrating on Tealloch/the Wall and the immediate surrounding land for this. Generally speaking, in the Wall there are four main clotting styles: Tack belts, harnesses, saddle blankets and pants/dresses/vests... etc.

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First are "tack belts", or just tack or belts. Tack like horse riding gear and if you've been here a while you've probably seen on MANY our taurs already is this style especially for character sheets-

It is not considered improper to just wear one of these even with more dressy styles like the last image with Draco as long as the essentials are covered. This is by far the most common style as these are often worn under or paired with all of the other styles barrig personal preference. Since this is the most common here a couple

Second is the harness style, which can be super fancy or simple. This is typically considered either more dressy or more utility depending on what someone is wearing- saddle or side bags are usually paired with these, or can double as a belt.

And the deer on the right is actually showing the next most common style, saddle blankets.

This one is featured on the Wall's military uniforms, but it would be a rough equivalent to wearing jeans or if the person is planning to wear any sort of gear/riding equipment. Pockets are nice and common for these too xD.

Last and least common are clothes that fully or mostly cover the fur.

Dresses and vests are decently common for dressy occasions, some mustalid taurs favor a vest style and no belt depending but also taurs might wear more covering depending on their job. The guy in the second image would definitely be out of place in the wall of he were just walking around, but this one is a work uniform...

Somewhere I drew a pants horse who worked on a farm, but that might be lost to the ether now xD

But yeah! Taurs can be pretty varied in what they wear on their bottom half just like we are in reality~

Fingon and his daughter

Mentelossë's name is her ataressë and she didn't have an amilessë because of Lotelissë being really depressed, distant from her children (and I was lazy to find another one oops). However Erien means "one/alone"+feminine suffix and I think that's the PERFECT level of mother issuesque name to give to your lonely daughter- and perfectly fits Mentelossë's story and themes.

Besides it's a sindarin name and it makes sense cause she would get her amilessë later in time: born after the Helcaraxe, gets her ataressë in quenya, quenya gets banned, gets her amilessë

IN CONCLUSION: I'M MAKING MENTELOSSË A TEXTUAL GHOST !

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As he is losing Fingon, Maedhros is told secrets and given a new mission.

Author: @auntieaugury (Tumblr), Lilithsea (Ao3)

Artist: @jhelenivarsimae (Tumblr), XirinOfArvada (Ao3)

Fic Rating: T

Art Rating: G

Warning: Creator Choose Not To Use Archive Warnings, Major Character Death

Relationships: Fingon/Maedhros (Tolkien), Maedhros/Maedhros’ Wife (Tolkien)

Characters: Maedhros (Tolkien), Fingon (Tolkien), Original Female Character(s), Original Male Character(s)

Additional Tags: Post-Nirnaeth Arnoediad, Canon-Typical Violence, Secret Marriage, Political Marriage, Extramarital Affairs, Illegitimacy, orc Maedhros

Word Count: 5,048

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Nolofinwean Week Day 6: Erien and Finbor

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Erien, daughter of Fingon and Maedhros, was the twin sister of Ereinion Gil-galad. She and her brother were sent to the Falas after the Dagor Bragollach, and dwelt with Círdan by the seashore for the rest of the First Age. At the dawn of the Second Age, Erien stood by Gil-galad as he took up the mantle of High King of the Noldor, eventually becoming his messenger to other elven realms in Middle-earth. She fought in the War of the Last Alliance and watched her twin fall in battle with Sauron, retreating then to Imladris with Elrond, whom she and Gil-galad had taken as a foster-brother. In the middle of the Third Age, Erien accompanied Elrond’s wife Celebrían to Valinor, a steadfast companion amid her weariness, and in Aman both níssi found healing, hope, and reunion with lost loved ones.