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| - Frodo and his companions journied to the Barrow-Downs after this hospitality, where Frodo's companions are again lost (probably taken while he slept) and Baggins had no choice but to seek them out in the fog of the wight-haunted downs. Along the way Frodo encountered Barrow-Wights, ghost-like creatures that clawed at him. In the final Barrow-Down Frodo found his friends and the Westernesse Dagger, which he used to fight the Old Barrow-Wight itself. The Old Barrow-Wight was much stronger than the others and spewed deadly mist at Frodo. Eventually, Tom Bombadil found them again, and he intervened by killing the Old Barrow-Wight with a powerful spell before guiding the hobbits on to the town of their destination, Bree.
- Tom is remarkably powerful in the game, as his default attack pushes back all enemy units, whether they are infantry, animals, or even Cave Trolls.
- Tom Bombadil is a supporting character in J. R. R. Tolkien's legendarium. He appears in Tolkien's high fantasy epic The Lord of the Rings, published in 1954 and 1955. In the first volume, The Fellowship of the Ring, Frodo Baggins and company meet Bombadil in the Old Forest. He also appears in The Adventures of Tom Bombadil, a book of verse first published in 1962, purporting to be a selection of Hobbit poems, two of which concern Bombadil.
- Tom Bombadil è il Messere (nessuno ha mai capito che cazzo si possa intendere per messere) ed è un personaggio di fondamentale importanza de Il Signore degli Anelli di Tolkien che non è mai apparso in nessuno dei film.
- Tom Bombadil was the first being to ever inhabit Middle-earth. He resided in the Old Forest in the former kingdom of Arnor. What exactly he was is a bit of a mystery, but the One Ring had no effect on him, and he had little interest in it. Gandalf recognized Bombadil as a powerful force, but not as reliable for keeping the Ring safe.
- Tom Bombadil was named after an aborigine in The Lord of the Rings.
- Tom Bombadil – jedna z najbardziej tajemniczych istot w Śródziemiu, nienależąca do żadnej znanej rasy. Jego żoną jest Złota Jagoda.
- Tom Bombadil was a Maiar of the Ainur who lived throughout the ages of Middle-earth. He was also a good friend of Gandalf and Radagast.
- The oldest Being in Endor, nobody knows what exactly Tom Bombadil is. There are many claims, but the most likely ones are easily narrowed down. Some say that he was the first Ainu to enter Ea, originally the chief of Yavanna's people, a powerful Earth Spirit and Yavanna made him the caretaker of the Wild Wood that once covered most of Middle-earth, but his wardship had since taken on an unplanned character. As the years passed, Master Tom had become increasingly rooted to the land, and his spirit was now tied to the ever-shrinking Forest. Thus, much of his original Ainu character had gradually disappeared. His contact to Yavanna had waned, and he saw less and less of his friend Orome. Others say that he was either a unique Ainu that embodied part of Arda, a spirit of Arda so to speak, or h
- Tom Bombadil ist etwas größer und dicklicher als ein Hobbit, aber nicht groß genug, um ein Mensch zu sein. Er trägt einen alten, schäbigen Hut mit einem hohen Hutkopf und einer langen blauen Feder, einen blauen Mantel, dazu einen grünen Gürtel, lederne Hosen und hohe, gelbe Stiefel. Sein Gesicht ist „rot wie ein reifer Apfel, aber zerknittert von hundert Lachfalten“, er hat blaue Augen und einen langen braunen Bart. Blau ist seine Lieblingsfarbe. Tom Bombadil singt außerdem sehr gerne und oft. Eines seiner Lieder lautet folgendermaßen:thumb|Tom Bombadil singt und tanzt
- Tom Bombadil is a character from J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. Since he was skipped over in the Movies, there appears to be very little badfic involving him. Some information has lead many people to think that Tom may in fact be an incarnation of Eru Ilúvatar, the creator of Arda, including his ability to hold the One Ring of Power and think of it as just a pretty shiny that he would probably lose down the back of the couch. There's also his Elven name, Iarwain Ben-adar, which loosely translates to "oldest and fatherless." Tom Bombadil is his Bucklandish name; to the Dwarves, he is Forn; to the Northern Men, Orald. He is the eldest being in Middle-earth, that's a fact. Whether he is an incarnation of Eru or just a Maia is a mystery.
- An avowed women-hater, Bombadil is a popular member of the John Birch Society. Accordingly, Tom spends his days giving right-wing conservation speeches and opposing illegal Mexican immigration. He also has an unsuccessful history of trying to mate with global warming. For further supplementation of his income, Tom has donned a sou'wester hat and played the serious dramatic roles of:
* Captain Highliner of fish stick fame
* the brief-lived logo and mascot of the New York Islanders
* the killer in I Know What You Did Last Summer.
- Tom Bombadil was the first user to ever have a nickname dubbed by Icon: Tombolo. 'Bolo claims that this is the sole reason for his decent status on the board, which is untrue. We love him for his constant unfinshed projects -- Bring Back the CYOA Save My Composer Royal Rumble of DOOM!!! -- and his... uh... enthusiastic behavior. Much like the Tom Bombadil of Lord of the Rings fame, our Tombom currently resides in a forest where very few people venture. He lives there with his wife (not Icon, he turned him down) and rescures hobbits from trees. Also, listens to J-Pop.
- Tom Bombadil, conosciuto dagli Elfi col nome di Iarwain Ben-adar (in Sindarin, "il Vecchissimo e Senza Padre"), è un personaggio particolare della Terra di Mezzo che vive fin da quando Arda venne creata.
- Tom Bombadil was an enigmatic figure that lived throughout the history of Arda. He was known by the Elves as Iarwain Ben-adar ("Oldest and Fatherless" in Sindarin), who dwelt in the valley of the river Withywindle, east of the Shire.
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