2020年4月11日 · The Reforging of Sword, Anduril. In the books, it is depicted as an arming sword, a blade wielded by one hand to be used in tandem with a shield. This is evident when Andúril is likened to Boromir's sword and Boromir who is a sword and shield fighter would definitely not wield a longsword.

2022年9月16日 · Narsil, 'White-Fire" or "White-Flame', is a sword that appears in J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord Of The Rings books. It is also briefly seen in their subsequent film adaptations, once as Elendil's sword is broken by Sauron, and again as its shards are viewed by Aragorn. It's name is composed of two basic stems: /NAR - 'fire', and /THIL - 'white light'.

2002年11月24日 · Since Noldorin smiths living in Rivendell reforged Narsil into Anduril (likely refugees from Hollin that Elrond led there during the war with Sauron in the mid-Second Age), we can ask several questions. Did Anduril not shine in the presence of orcs because it was in its origins a Dwarvish blade (forged by Telchar);

2020年6月14日 · Aragorn agrees but still does not concede his sword. It's when fighting is mentioned by Hama that Gimli steps in to say Aragorn won't fight all of the Rohirrim alone, and Gandalf steps in and makes peace and hands over his sword to Hama. At this point Aragorn removes his belt and sheathed sword and puts it himself by the wall with Legolas's ...

2002年1月12日 · That's certainly not what I pictured Anduril to look like. sigh. Agree about the "Arwen comin to give the sword to Aragorn" idea. Remember, in the picture, Arwen DON'T HAVE SIBLINGS! She's an only child. Though it would be nice to have Ella and Elro in the next movie, won't won't won't happen.

2002年2月16日 · (Anduril is the new name of the re-forged Narsil.) But I can't find any reference to any other weapon he might have carried in the pre-Fellowship days. Yet it's hard to imagine him armed only with a stumpy little sword-fragment!

2023年12月14日 · Here is a video where they forge the sword Narsil (based on its design in the movies). Then, they break it and reforge it into Andúril. It's pretty neat!

2002年5月24日 · I am pretty sure that Anduril shone, many swords in ME shone, or glowed and it is as several people have pointd out it is well within the boundaries of ME. Also it is described as glowing on numerous occassions, and I cannot think of an adequate metaphor for what other thing Tolkien might have been attempting to convey by saying that it glowed.

2002年2月14日 · I always felt that the fabricated Boromir scene in Rivendell was useless especially since Anduril was not reforged and given to Aragorn in Rivendell. So much for Helm's Deep "Anduril for the Dunadan!" cry and the fear it inflicts in the elves. By the time Aragorn gets to the Paths of the Dead all the action is done.

2003年1月12日 · Anduril was likewise forged by a Dwarf, and therefore would be considered Dwarvish. The Elfstone, on the other hand, is definitely Elvish. To sum up: it is unlikely that 'elvish' would be used to describe the sword, but likely that 'elvish' would be used to describe the ( …