Collection of tales from the Fourth Age of Middle-Earth. From the plight of Barahir Elf Friend, Of the Reign of Eldarion, Reclaiming Moria to the Exile of Berion muin Edlendir, here accounts tales of heroic deeds done by the Lords of Middle-Earth during the last days of the Eldar.

The Quest of the Ring has failed. The War of the Ring is lost. Sauron has reclaimed the One Ring of Power and is ready to conquer all of Middle-Earth. Only the brave and the strong now oppose him, yet some question their alliances and others must make fateful decisions. The fate of Middle-Earth rests in the balance and soon all of the world might be under the Reign of Sauron.

Oath-bound, a woman has no choice but to heed the call of a wizard, inevitably joined to a mismatched group of Free Peoples in a quest with hopes of destroying the one thing that threatens to ensnare Middle Earth in shadow once more. Unbeknownst to most of the Fellowship, all is not well with their tenth member. Something dark lies in wait, much closer than they anticipate.

Conclusion. Frodo has experienced death before. From his parents' drowning to various relatives dying from old age. So, how will he cope when his Sussex Spaniel, Chester, reaches the end of his life? Pre-War of the Ring. Alternate Universe. Sequel to 'Chester's Day Out'.

A series of events after his return from Gondor leaves Aragorn's spirits at an all-time low.

"Your father wouldn't approve of the quest?" Sam guessed. Legolas grimaced. "Certainly not! I was only supposed to bring the news of Gollum's escape, and then return straight home. No doubt Ada is furious with me." (The Fellowship discuss Legolas' family, and are surprised to discover that he is on the young side of elven standards)

When Frodo first got Chester, the Sussex Spaniel, he didn't expect the dog to rescue him every single time. It's a learning curve for Frodo and Chester, especially when one speaks in only barks. Pre-War of the Ring. Alternate Universe. Fluff. Sequel to 'A Lesson in Fear'.

[vampire AU] The boy couldn't help but sink into this black clearness, to embrace the awaiting calmness with open arms and to drown in those depths, for drowning he was and drowning he wanted if it meant to always be able to look into the sheer soul of this Death Angel.

"Haven't you heard what Cousin Bilbo's gone and done? He's fetched Cousin Frodo back from Buckland, to live with him at Bag End! And he's going to adopt him as his heir, all formal-like."

Ever wonder how Thennil returned to Middle Earth after she died? Well, here's what happened. This will make more sense if you read the main story: All Who Wander Are Not Lost.

A Master he might have been, an ancient elf and the guardian of Vilya, but none of that could help for father's worry. Elrond leaves Rivendell. Birthday ficlet for Levade.

The Golden Wood is swarmed with orcs. The elves struggle valiantly but will it be enough in the end?

After an accident from a rockslide, life became much more challenging and difficult for the House of Elrond. Memories are recalled, a secret is revealed, and trying to remember what the word 'yes' is. It has happened before, and Elrohir managed to get on top of it...Abandoned.

The final years of Numenor

Un hommage au post-dramatique allemand. La chute des rois du Gondor, Calimehtar, Ondoher, Eärnil II et Eärnur sur le modèle d'une tragédie grecque. Peut se lire comme une pièce ou un poème.

Cents drabbles sur la vie des membres de la Communauté de l'Anneau, depuis le début jusqu'à la fin. Pippin, Merry, Legolas, Gimli, Boromir, Aragorn, Gandalf, Frodo, Sam… Des moments dérobés, fugitifs ou cruciaux, et qui déjà s'estompent.

Le dernier roi est mort ce soir. Les couronnes sont brisées. Le vieux Ondoher repose en paix sous la terre, le noble Arvedui est perdu dans les glaces du Nord. Et de simples mortels gouvernent les royaumes d'Elendil. Chronique des derniers rois du Gondor, par les yeux de leurs Intendants.

Two children, a boy and a girl, of Harad have to stay in Minas Tirith, a few years after the War of the Ring. They are far from welcome, and they do not love the West, either! As if this is not enough, sinister plots against the West are happening in their homeland. The story could take many directions right now. Bit slow at the beginning, hopefully will improve. Advice welcome.

Elu Thingol was not the only elf to fall in love with one of the Maiar, nor was he the only elf to have a child with her. Maia heritage ran in the veins of more than one elvish bloodline, even if only a few knew it. And the Maia are powerful, something the Royal Family of Mirkwood is all too aware of. Multi-chaptered. Everyone (plus some new characters) appears at some point.

After the War, there are more orphans than Gondor anticipated. Aragorn deals with the requests of his citizens, Legolas is shocked by the need for it, and a group of adults-mortal and immortal alike-come together to help a tiny child. / A "slice of life" from Aragorn's first year of Kingship, right after Legolas has brought his kin to Ithilien / One-shot.

Elrohir had never expected to feel anything but brotherly affection for Calassë. But then, he had never expected her to reciprocate his sentiments when at last he dared to articulate them.

Talion and a half-Orc chieftain named Ursa have begun conquering the land of Núrn. However, across the sea, darkness is gathering and preparing to strike. The Black Captains are ready to put an end to all Ursa and her lover have accomplished. Amidst this chaos, a new life is stirring within the young Warchief. Sequel to Ursa the Weakling. Rated M for violence and sexual content.

Talion realizes that to face Sauron's armies, an ally is needed. His reconnaissance leads him to come across a bizarre Uruk- a half-Orc woman named Ursa. Both of them are clearly in over their heads, but together they may be unbeatable. However, is it possible for Talion to form a friendship with a monster he so deeply hates? Rated M for violence and sexual content.

Halbarad enters the battle of Pelennor Fields and survives when he receives a bad wound which is not life-threatening.

Ça a quel goût un elfe ? se questionna Gimli. (Non, ce n'est pas du cannibalisme même si ça aurait été drôle XD)