Dúnedain
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Sep 24, 2026
246 One (Smoke) Ring to Rule Them All: Rivendell's Pipe Making Seminar
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29:38Nick MasellaHOST
And travelers may still find light burning beneath its roofs and hear voices carrying its song across the water.
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29:46Nick MasellaHOST
Of all the folk of men, few had been closer to the sons of Elrond than the Dunedain of the north.
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29:54Nick MasellaHOST
For many years, Eladon and Elrohir had ridden in the rangers through the wild lands of Eredor, and among them they had known Aragorn, son of Arathorn.
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30:05Nick MasellaHOST
who had himself been raised beneath the roof of Elrond.
13 MINS LATER
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43:20Adam FloydHOST
They were the smoke and pipe guys.
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43:23Adam FloydHOST
Now, they weren't all pipe smokers, but we know Aragorn, at least according to the books, and I mean, according to the film and a little bit of the books, Aragorn did smoke a pipe, which is a practice he probably picked up from the hobbits at some point.
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43:38Adam FloydHOST
But to me, it made sense to go down the line of logic that these two sons probably picked the the intrigue from working with the Dunedain, obviously working with Aragorn.
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43:53Adam FloydHOST
You know, Aragorn eventually lives in Elrond, lives in Rivendell for a time.
Isildur: The Betrayal Of The One Ring
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9:25speaker_0NARRATOR
He becomes in the end invisible permanently, and walks in the twilight under the eye of the dark power that rules the rings.
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9:35speaker_0NARRATOR
Following the overthrow of Sauron by the High King of the Noldor, Gil-galad, and the High King of the Dúnedain, Elendil, on the slopes of Mount Doom, it was Isildur, son of Elendil, who following their deaths took the ring from the hand of Sauron and claimed it as his own, rather than destroying it in the subterranean fires where it was forged.
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9:58speaker_0NARRATOR
Elrond and Círdan, recognising the corrupting nature of Sauron's craft, urgently counselled the Sildur to diminish Sauron's power forever.
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10:07speaker_0NARRATOR
Instead, the Sildur's judgement was instantly clouded upon taking the ring into his hand.
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14:56speaker_0NARRATOR
The ring was a snare, and in choosing to keep it, Isildur ensured that the victory of the last alliance was ultimately hollow, costing the lives of both Elendil and Gil-galad for a temporary reprieve.
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15:09speaker_0NARRATOR
There would be no permanent peace.
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15:12speaker_0NARRATOR
The disaster of the Gladden Fields took place in the second year of the Third Age, and was a major turning point for Middle-earth and the High Kingship of the Dúnedain in the north.
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15:24speaker_0NARRATOR
After spending a year in the south re-establishing the realm of Gondor and planting a seedling of the White Tree, the sealer left the southern kingdom under the rule of his nephew Meneldil and set out for the northern kingdom Arnor.
Episode 40: The Green Company
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17:33Nikki Boylan-CurryGUEST
Or has some reason to keep me alive.
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17:37Velvet DracosGUEST
Your, your family, have they always been rangers? I mean, they must be descended of the Dúnedain, but...
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17:46Nikki Boylan-CurryGUEST
As, as far as I know, that's what I've heard.
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17:50Nikki Boylan-CurryGUEST
At least that's what stories are passed down in my family.
BAD MOVIE CHANGES in Lord of the Rings
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7:02BarryHOST
Not Númenóreans, um, what is, uh-
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7:05HunterHOST
Dúnedain?
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7:06BarryHOST
Dúnedain, the amount of Dúnedain that he has.
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7:08BarryHOST
Keep in mind, too, he could have ha- even had more people at his to- command, but he decided to split rulership of his kingdom with his nephew because he's, he's just that good of a guy, listeners.
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7:18BarryHOST
Anyway, during that battle with the orcs, his son has to beg him to leave with the ring.
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10:33BarryHOST
Like, the news had-
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10:34HunterHOST
Mm
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10:34BarryHOST
... not gotten to them yet, and so they thought that they were taking out the leader of, uh, the Dúnedain, and that Sauron was gonna be very pleased with them after this whole interaction.
The Two Towers Bk 3 Ch 5 | CostasNarrativeXP
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45:14CostaNARRATOR
To Aragorn I was bidden to say this.
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45:17CostaNARRATOR
Where now are the Dúnedain, Elessar, Elessar? Why do thy kinsfolk wander afar? Near is the hour when the lost should come forth, and the great company ride from the North.
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45:31CostaNARRATOR
But dark is the path appointed for thee.
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45:34CostaNARRATOR
The Death watch the road that leads to the Sea.
Did Aragorn Want To Be King? - LOTR
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7:40RobertHOST
Elendil, he cried.
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7:41RobertHOST
I am Aragorn, son of Arathorn, and am called Elessar, the Elfstone, Dunadan, the heir of Isildur, Elendil's son of Gondor.
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7:51RobertHOST
Here is the sword that was broken and is forged again.
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7:55RobertHOST
Will you aid me or thwart me? Choose swiftly.
The Mariner's Wife - Part 3: The Crowning of Aldarion (EP186 Revisited)
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46:24JohnHOST
The memories of the First Age are dim, and all things in Middle-earth grow colder.
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46:28JohnHOST
Let not the ancient friendship of Eldar and Dúnedain wane also.
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46:32JohnHOST
Behold, the darkness that is to come is filled with hatred for us, but it hates you no less.
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46:37JohnHOST
The Great Sea will not be too wide for its wings if it's suffered to come to full growth.
what if JESUS was a pickup artist?? (The Darkness That Comes Before review)
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14:37EerlynHOST
Earlier
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14:38WilliamHOST
you were saying that his, the Dunedain, which is his order.
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14:42WilliamHOST
Dunyain.
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14:43WilliamHOST
The Dunyain.
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The Last Alliance of Elves and Men: The Victory That Doomed Middle-earth
Sep 8 · 4 Mentions
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3:19speaker_2NARRATOR
He rebuilt himself in Mordor, raised the Dark Tower anew, and struck west, seizing Minas Ithil, burning the White Tree of Gondor, driving Isildur into flight down the Anduin.
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3:32speaker_2NARRATOR
The realms of the Dunedain in exile were young, and they were already bleeding.
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3:38speaker_2NARRATOR
What rose to answer him had never existed before, and would never exist again.
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3:43speaker_2NARRATOR
Two high kings, equals, joining their crowns under a single purpose.
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3:49speaker_2NARRATOR
Gil-galad, son of the house of Finwë, the last High King of the Noldor in Middle-earth, the final inheritor of a line that stretched back to the light of the two trees.
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4:00speaker_2NARRATOR
And Elendil the Tall, High King of the Dunedain, Lord of Arnor in the north, and, with his sons, of Gondor in the south.
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4:10speaker_2NARRATOR
The eldest kindred of the elves, and the noblest house of men, marching shoulder to shoulder.
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4:17speaker_2NARRATOR
and they did not march alone.
The Battle of the Morannon - LOTR
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9:45RobertHOST
Upon the one hill he stood with Gandalf, and there fair and desperate was raised the banner of the tree and stars.
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9:52RobertHOST
Upon the other hill, hard by, stood the banners of Rohan and Dol Amroth, White Horse and Silver Swan, and about each hill a ring was made facing all ways, bristling with spear and sword.' but in the front towards Mordor, where the first bitter assault would come, there stood the sons of Elrond on the left, with the Dunedain about them, and on the right the Prince Imrahil, with the men of Dol Amroth tall and fair, and picked men of the Tower of Guard.
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10:22RobertHOST
the free peoples were essentially surrounded and vastly outnumbered we don't have an exact count for sauron's forces but it was at least sixty thousand the bogie maia gave the host of the west some protection it slowed the orks advance so much that many of them stopped completely drew bows and rained fire down on their enemies instead A company of hill trolls wasn't so easily slowed down, though, and they slammed into the Free People's first.
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10:48RobertHOST
Overhead, the Nazguls swooped over the battle, spreading fear and doubt.
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