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| rdfs:label | - Woodland Realm
- Woodland realm
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| rdfs:comment | - The Woodland Realm, later known as Mirkwood, was a kingdom of Silvan Elves located deep in the Forest of the Wilderland beginning in the Second Age. King Thranduil of the Sinda rules over the Silvan Elves. The Elves of the Woodland Realm, unlike many Elves, were known to be less wise and more dangerous, but were nevertheless one of the most powerful and legendary of the Elves of Middle-earth.
- The mysterious forest of Mirkwood is home to the largest of the Elven kingdoms of Third Age northwestern Middle-earth, Less manicured than Lindon or Lorien, the Woodland Realm is nearly as wild as the dark portions of the forest to the south, where the Necromancer and giant spiders hold swav. The subjects of King Thranduil are almost exclusively Silvan Elves. They are not great builders, and they lack the ambition of their Noldor or Sinda relations.They live in the forest, but they do not subdue it to their needs. Travellers who pass through the very heart of the Elven kingdom may never even see an Elf or a sign of their presence, except perhaps for distant lights in the woods or the faint sound of merriment. The Silvan Elves are a shy folk who shun regular contact with outsiders. They lov
- The Woodland Realm is a sanctuary in Mirkwood for the Wood-elves of Middle-earth, their ruler being King Thranduil, father of Legolas Greenleaf. Mirkwood was once a vast and beautiful forest known as Greenwood the Great, but was given its current name after nearly all of the region fell under Sauron's shadow over the course of the Third Age. Only a small portion in the north of the forest remained uncorrupted and protected by the Elves, which is the Woodland Realm. Upon entering this region of Mirkwood, you gain the achievement "Guest of the Elvenking".
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| Summary | - Known for being the Realm of the Silvan Elves
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| bandits | - No bandits are brave enough to enter realm of Thranduil.
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| structures | - Wood-elf House
- Wood-elf Lookout Platform
- Wood-elven Smithy
- Wood-elven Tower
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| nearby | - Northern Mirkwood [Surrounding], Long Marshes [E], Mirkwood Corrupted [S], Wilderland [E]
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| Animals | - Elk
- Temperate and Global common animals
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| abstract | - The mysterious forest of Mirkwood is home to the largest of the Elven kingdoms of Third Age northwestern Middle-earth, Less manicured than Lindon or Lorien, the Woodland Realm is nearly as wild as the dark portions of the forest to the south, where the Necromancer and giant spiders hold swav. The subjects of King Thranduil are almost exclusively Silvan Elves. They are not great builders, and they lack the ambition of their Noldor or Sinda relations.They live in the forest, but they do not subdue it to their needs. Travellers who pass through the very heart of the Elven kingdom may never even see an Elf or a sign of their presence, except perhaps for distant lights in the woods or the faint sound of merriment. The Silvan Elves are a shy folk who shun regular contact with outsiders. They love songs and jokes, but they rarely appreciate the blundering attempts of Men to mimic them. Very few Men, and almost certainly no Dwarves, have ever seen the interior of the Aradhrynd, the King's palace. Some idea of the halls' primitive yet earthy beauty may be found in the nuns at Caras Amarth deserted as the Shadow of Mirkwood began creeping northward. King Thranduil is protective of his subjects, and he keeps a careful eye on political developments in the surrounding world. He watches the rise of the Northmen with interest, and though he is no great friend of Men, he encourages their efforts at urbanization and allows a small amount of trade to take place with the Men of Esgaroth. The Dwarves he views with more suspicion, for the old animosity with the Naugrim burns deep within his heart. Thranduil once lived in Eregion and he remembers the coarseness of the Dwarves of Moria when his people fled the armies of Sauron. Of greatest concern to Thranduil. however, is the growing Shadow over southern portions of the forest.This expansion of Evil occurs at the expense of his own realm, so he maintains constant vigilance. Thranduil notes with alarm the diminishing area within which his subjects may pass without fear of attack. His scouts patrol the wild reaches of Mirkwood returning with tales of Orcs, [[Fell Beasts]], and Spiders preying upon all who venture into the wood. On a daily basis, however, life continues as it has for the Elves for countless millennia. Silvan Elves are not great manufacturers of finished products, for most of their time is devoted to feasting and wood-craft. The items they do produce, though, are valued highly in the markets of Men. Adventuresome Elves risk their lives to collect silk from the spiders of Mirkwood which is then woven into luxuriously soft apparel. Delicate jewelry and sturdy bows, as well as lumber, herbs, and fruit, form the remainder of the Elves' exports. In return, they buy ores and wool from the Lake-men, but most especially they crave the rich wines of Dorwinion.
- The Woodland Realm, later known as Mirkwood, was a kingdom of Silvan Elves located deep in the Forest of the Wilderland beginning in the Second Age. King Thranduil of the Sinda rules over the Silvan Elves. The Elves of the Woodland Realm, unlike many Elves, were known to be less wise and more dangerous, but were nevertheless one of the most powerful and legendary of the Elves of Middle-earth.
- The Woodland Realm is a sanctuary in Mirkwood for the Wood-elves of Middle-earth, their ruler being King Thranduil, father of Legolas Greenleaf. Mirkwood was once a vast and beautiful forest known as Greenwood the Great, but was given its current name after nearly all of the region fell under Sauron's shadow over the course of the Third Age. Only a small portion in the north of the forest remained uncorrupted and protected by the Elves, which is the Woodland Realm. The area is heavily forested with Mirk-oaks (only light green and red variant) and various other trees from Vanilla and the mod, making it the ideal home for the nature-loving Wood-elves. Giant Mirk-oaks also grow here. Upon entering this region of Mirkwood, you gain the achievement "Guest of the Elvenking".
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