Post by CoAdmin Starlight on Sept 5, 2011 17:37:54 GMT -5
Middle-Earth,the Fourth Age
It has been five years since the evil Lord Sauron was defeated through the destruction of the One Ring. Many of the elves, along with Frodo and Bilbo Baggins, have gone to the undying lands, leaving Man as the dominant race on Middle-Earth. King Aragron and Queen Arwen of Gondor have lived happily withing the white city of Minas Tirith and have already born the kingdom an heir, Eldarion.
The people of Gondor have come to adore their new rulers, and are thrilled with to have King sitting on their homeland's throne once again. Though they are not the only country that has a new ruler. Rohan has a new King as well, Eomer who was Theoden King's nephew, was proclaimed heir before Theoden's death and along with his good friendship with Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli the kingdom's of all races are thriving in an abundant peace.
But peace does not last forever, though some would wish it were so. For many, the pain of having lost loved ones in the War of the Ring five years prior are still near and linger in the back of their minds each day. How could the kingdoms of men stand to lose more of their country men after their great sacrifice then?
Deep within the dark corners of Middle-Earth an evil is stirring and gaining followers, both men and orc alike. Will the kingdoms of men be able to stop this oncoming threat before it grows too powerful, or shall the land of Middle-Earth finally perish into darkness?
Only you can decide its fate.
The people of Gondor have come to adore their new rulers, and are thrilled with to have King sitting on their homeland's throne once again. Though they are not the only country that has a new ruler. Rohan has a new King as well, Eomer who was Theoden King's nephew, was proclaimed heir before Theoden's death and along with his good friendship with Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli the kingdom's of all races are thriving in an abundant peace.
But peace does not last forever, though some would wish it were so. For many, the pain of having lost loved ones in the War of the Ring five years prior are still near and linger in the back of their minds each day. How could the kingdoms of men stand to lose more of their country men after their great sacrifice then?
Deep within the dark corners of Middle-Earth an evil is stirring and gaining followers, both men and orc alike. Will the kingdoms of men be able to stop this oncoming threat before it grows too powerful, or shall the land of Middle-Earth finally perish into darkness?
Only you can decide its fate.