Middle-Earth - Where are you from?

[Regent of Carthage]

I'm going to go with the Anduin Vale. It's perfect for settling down in a nice village along the Anduin.

Or Forochel, it's like the Rodina!

 

[Killmatronix]

Disgruntled. No Khand. It was a clear, seperate nation, albeit primitive. Dissatisfied. No White Mountains. The difference between the Dunlendings of White Mountains and the Dunlendings of the homeland realm of Dunland was clearly noted. Angry. Near Harad and Far Harad are not seperately mentioned. The culture was similar, as the blood has been shared long ago, but yet different as blood is a very strange thing. It flowed into strange directions. Not to mention one were the tribal breeders of the mumakil and the other were businessmen. Cultures forgotten. Also, an opinion of my own: Adding Bree is much more important then pitiful Esgaroth. Oh, a man was born here?? And he could use a bow, you say?! Astonishing!! Because knowing how to use a bow is a quality lost to mankind! Pish pash! Bree has a wider history, gradually lost by time. Breemen were fleeing Dunlendings. Their language is sadly being forgotten, other than a Dunlandish word for a rohirrim: strawhair. They sadly didn't use a writing, which makes their culture much more interesting, as it is being lost to time. The injustice dealt to them as well. Being forced north to submit to the enemy, use its language, forgetting their own, although Arnor admittedly had an easier language to master and use. God knows all Bree-men had forgotten their heritage anyway.

 

[Killmatronix]

Anyway, Felt like making a seperate post for my pick on where would I be. If I were to project myself into Middle-Earth and pick whatever I'd want, I'd surely go for Lossarnach. Vale of flowers, it's called. It's surely very beautiful, land full of healers and farmers, where very little known conflict is known. It's full of fruits of the sugary lot and the trees bloom in the spring with a wide array of colour.

That is, if I'd be able to project myself onto there.

I do love to play as a Haradrim, though. Lossarnach would be a bit boring to play without sufficient playerbase. Mumakil jousting and sand throwing are two of my favourite pass-times.