*canonical gap-filler* Why in the world did Oropher advance his army before King Gil-galad signaled him to? Elrond doesn't have the answer, though he is determined to obtain it by any means, even from the grieving new Elvenking. *full summary inside* *under general revision*

As a shadow falls upon Greenwood the Great, Thranduil takes steps to protect his people. The building of the underground fortress casts his personal life into shadow as well. Will he lose that which is most dear to him in an attempt to save it?

In modern day urban streets, deeds of valor take place on a much smaller scale. Another tale from the Not Fade Away series.

Now go to your wife. Take her to her parents and make it right with them, as a man should . . . To placate his new inlaws, Thranduil undergoes a strange Avorren ceremony. Thranduil, Original characters. Adult content.

At the beginning of the Third Age, the disaster at the Gladden Fields unfolds through the eyes of a young Woodman with a problem of his own. Sometimes one man's blessing is another's curse.

A widow discovers that something does indeed haunt the nearby, ancient forest.

With time growing short, Thranduil summons Gimli to answer some very important questions.

What happens if an elf loses a tooth? Do they go gap-toothed to the end of time? I hope, not, and here's my take on it. Legolas, Thranduil. Humor.

In a year when everything else seems to have gone poorly, Legolas receives a special gift that helps him right his perspective at Yuletide.

A sequel to Not Fade Away. A clueless CPS worker investigates the complaint of a child being raised by 'crazy cultists.' Misapprehensions abound as we get a peek into the home life of 'Aaron Rivers' and his son.

In the aftermath of Oropher's death at the Dagorlad, Thranduil takes a desperate gamble to prevent further loss of Great Greenwood's troops. DramaAngst. Rated T for battle scenes.

Set in the Not Fade Away storyverse, a tale for the holiday season. In winter, Thranduil and two companions spend the night in a stable.

Boys will be boys, even when they're elves. Thranduil and Galion play a prank. Oropher is not amused for good reason. Rated M for adult situations and uncanonical behavior.

Our laws can be cruel . . . Two Elves make a request of Thranduil that leads him to question his beliefs. A commentary on the Laws and Customs Among the Eldar. Thranduil Galion Original Characters. Some coarse language.

A sweet, modest tale in which Legolas deals with a difficult prisoner in his father's dungeons and Thranduil gets a puppy. Warning for vulgar language. Legolas Thranduil OC

There’s a mysterious thief at large in the elfking’s halls, and Thranduil is about to discover that not even the king is exempt… Third place winner in Teitho’s Hobbit challenge, first short fanfic attempt. Please read and review!

Orcs. What made them who they are? Mental or physical torture? Or is it something more? More importantly, can they be redeemed from the darkness?

The title says it all. In the tradition of Forrest Gump, this is the story of the Battle of the Five Armies, told from the viewpoint of Mirkwood's prince. Warning, in this story Legolas entertains impure thoughts and engages in the art of 'reproduction.'

Did you ever wonder how Bilbo’s mithril shirt came to be in Smaug’s hoard? A surprise orc attack puts Thranduil into a crisis, and a very young Legolas must rely upon the kindness of strangers. If things weren’t bad enough enter the dragon.

First place winner, MEFA 2007. A modern day woman lands a job that is too good to be true at a mysterious toy company. Things are not as they seem. Has she strayed into a dream? Drama humor. Characters: All the usual Mirkwood suspects and an OFC.

Thranduil encounters someone on a dark night. Written in response to a list HalloweenSamhain challenge.

A young Elrond, Erestor, Glorfindel, and Galdor visit Prince Thranduil's home in the Greenwood. Madness predictably ensues, including encounters with dungeons, giant spiders, and pipeweed. Third in a trilogy.

Prince Thranduil is unwillingly sent to Imladris on an errand, and Glorfindel concocts an evil plan to get rid of him. A stressed out Elrond and way too calm Erestor also feature. Second in a trilogy.

When Thranduil and his young family are taken by surprise and attacked by Orcs in the Mountains of Greenwood, the new king knows that he will never be the same. In this fight, he receives wounds that will never heal.

An elf, a dwarf and a wellknown predicament – or is it?