#fankil

[voikukkasi]

Angband in these time

[tar-mirielshouldhavebeenqueen]

Angang Funny shitpost ft. TikTok

Stuck in an elevator cause Melkor decided to jump

Everyone: Fucking mint

Langon’s had three panic attacks in 10 minutes

Everyone: Fucking mint

Gothmog hasn’t said a thing since we got stuck

Everyone: Fucking mint

Mairon is being immature and yelling the whole time

Everyone: Fucking mint

Lungorthin has just been listening to music and calling his mom

Everyone: Fucking mint

Thuringwethil has to pee so bad she might get a bladder infection

Everyone: Fucking mint

Ungoliant is who we’re gonna blame cause she’s a minority

Everyone: Fucking mint

[bhb-equanimitimmarcescible]

Thémis < Thû >Tevildo, également connu sous le nom de "Prince des chats", était considéré comme le plus puissant de tous les chats "et possédé par un esprit maléfique, comme certains le disent"[1]:15-16 selon la première version du légendaire du Livre des contes perdus. Fankil, également connu sous les noms de Fangli et Fúkil au début de la rédaction, était un serviteur de Melko, et n'apparaissait que dans les premières ébauches du récit du Gilfanon. Il faisait office de lieutenant du Seigneur des Ténèbres[1], un rôle qui sera tenu par Sauron dans la version finale du Silmarillion. Fankil est mentionné pour la première fois dans une note concernant le Réveil des Elfes comme s'étant échappé dans le monde avec les autres formes sombres lorsque les Valar ont brisé Utumna[2]. Il est ensuite venu vivre parmi les Premiers Hommes, vraisemblablement à Palisor. Avec ses Nains [note 1] et ses gobelins, il se mêla aux Hommes afin de les éloigner des Elfes et certains rejoignirent les Nains maléfiques. Il en résulta la bataille de Palisor, la première guerre entre les Elfes et les gobelins. Dans une esquisse antérieure, Fangli et ses Nains maléfiques, ont conquis Palisor. Les Hommes corrompus par lui devinrent des peuples sauvages, vénérant Melko. https://www.instagram.com/p/CjvFYrpNcM0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[ibrithir-was-here]

Today’s family is the Maiar of Orome and Vana, clockwise from the top (of Orome’s head) we have Tilion, Pallando (who I’m head canoning as female), Nieliqui (their cut daughter), Fankil (the og Lt. of Morgoth who I’ve headcanoned as originally being a maiar of Orome, corrupted for his skills in the hunt), Arien, and Alatar .

[atane-is-here]

Thanks for all the great illustrations! I've been enjoying them!

I never asked you what kind of personalities Fankil, Lungorthin, Durin's Bane, and Gothmog have in your mind. I'd be happy to know if you do!

I did a short introduction of them all. For each design I envision them with a different personality and different relationships with each other. So these alt!versions are not like their counterparts in Savs Universe.

Maybe I'll do a more in depth exploration of their dynamics in the future. I have so much in mind for them ^^

[atanesblog]

Langon thirdwheeling at a party with the Ang-gang. Gothmog got wasted, Bane is anoying Lungorthin and Fankil dissociates in some corner

[phoenixrisesoncemore]

Whom Morgoth Made

Speculations on my favorite baddie: part 1

“Some say also that Morgoth at whiles secretly as a cloud that cannot be seen or felt, and yet is, and the poison is, creeps back surmounting the Walls and visiteth the world; but others say that this is the black shadow of Thû [Sauron], whom Morgoth made, and who escaped from the Battle Terrible, and dwells in dark places and perverts Men to his dreadful allegiance and his foul worship.” --History of Middle-earth vol. 4: The Shaping of Middle-earth, The Quenta, Section 19

This language from the Quenta paralells a similar description of Morgoth’s continuing influence on the world via Sauron that Tolkien writes in the earliest drafts of The Fall of Numenor (as published in HoMe 5: The Lost Road). Christopher places the writing of the Quenta in 1930 (and its earlier drafts as early as 1926) and the early Fall of Numenor outlines in 1936, both after Thû has been “created” and established as “Morgoth’s mightiest thane/lord/chief” as well as Lord of Wolves and a dread necromancer/sorcerer in The Lays sometime around or after 1925. But most interesting to me in this passage (and unique to it, from what I can tell) is Tolkien’s use of the phrase “whom Morgoth made” to describe Thû.

It seems doubtful he meant this literally—Thû (who is for all intents and purposes Sauron by an earlier name) is an independent, extremely powerful, thinking entity—clearly a rational being. If he can be said to descend (in the Primary World) partly from both or either of the abandoned characters Tû/Tuvo and/or Fankil/Fangli, then he likely remains a “fay,” the same as Melian, a type of being that was a precursor to the maiar—hence, not a creature Morgoth could literally “make” by demiurgic means, even at this early stage in the writing of the Legendarium.

Another possibility is that Tolkien had not yet entirely abandoned the notion of Morgoth having children. In the Book of Lost Tales, Fankil/Fangli is once referred to as Morgoth’s “child,” and the earliest reference to Thû in The Fall of Numenor refers to his “ghastly temples” as being temples to Thû-Morgoth where Thû is represented as almost speaking for or as the exiled spirit of Morgoth. Perhaps some of this could imply literal heredity rather than figurative. However, I am not familiar with any other mentions of Melkor begetting children in the Quenta (the “son of Melko” origin for Gothmog/Kosomot appears to have been abandoned by this stage) and so I suspect “made” does not mean “beget” here. Plus, in what may be the very first use of the name Thû, he is referred to as a great thane under Morgoth, a title that, in the Primary World, implies the granting of lands and titles without hereditary right.

No, I have to imagine that Tolkien almost certainly means “made Thû what/how he is.” In fact, concurrently, Tolkien conceived of Thû/Sauron as following Melkor back during his escape with Ungoliant from Valinor. In Valinor he had been suborned and become Melkor’s servant—meaning Thû/Sauron would have had to learn a lot of dreadful magic from Melkor and rise in the ranks in a very short period of time, presumably all under Morgoth’s direct tutelage, in order to be his “mightiest lord” by the time of the events of Beren and Luthien’s quest. Can we take this to mean that this Sauron is a Sauron whose Fall happens much faster than his later characterization will suggest? Is whoever he was In the beginning nearly “overwritten” via Morgoth’s influence?

Eventually Tolkien emends the passage in question and removes the “made” language: “Sauron, who served Morgoth and became the greatest and most evil of his underlings.“ When this happened is not clear, but it is part of a long progression of changes to Sauron’s early history, which will, at some point after 1951, include pushing back Sauron’s “Fall” deeper into Arda’s prehistory (see Tolkien’s letter 131 to Milton Waldman in which he is still referring to First Age Sauron as a being of Valinor). Did Tolkien think this later Sauron began his own Fall before Melkor got to him? Did Tolkien see him now as a distinct enough character in his own right (after concieving an entire Second and Third Age for him to torment) that he felt it best to lay more responsibility for his own nature and choices as his own feet? Or did Tolkien simply want to avoid imprecise language that could be confused with, say, Melkor’s “making” of non-rational underlings such as dragons and orcs?

[so-mitzycal]

Y'all remember Fankil? That one guy who has Lieutenant issues @ Sauron for taking his place? The one who started the Battle of Palisor? That guy who some think was THE Dark Hunter?

You probably don't but I love this Mairon wannabe fucker so now he has a design

[the-wereraven]

Someone legit took my old Villain!Croissant design and made it into a Dead By Daylight fankiller without asking lmao

Edit: He is a clown, my friends and I have come the conclusion, that he is a clown

Edit 2: He took the drawing down but he's not owning up to his mistake lmao. My friends think he's a kid, which would make a lot of sense

[enanoakd]

GULF OF ÛTUM AESTHETICS - [V] Urcheldor

Urcheldor (or Tol-Urchel) is the main island of the Gulf of Ûtum. It is an inhospitable land of beaches of black gravel, crowned by an imposing volcano raised just above the ruins of Utumno, the first great fortress of Morgoth.

The island of Urcheldor is the cornerstone that divides the Gulf of Ûtum into its three seas: The Sea of Storms (East), The Sea of Solitude (West) and The Sea of Havens (South).

[got7noona0804]

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[voikukkasi]

When i saw Fedora Basmanov i realized, that my Fankil is literally him!!!!!!

[rank7-blog1]

new dbd killer is ghostface and his running animation is as clumsy as it was in the first movie and his killer ability is to duplicate

[arofili]

Back to Middle-earth Month is all but over...but if you’d like to play around with the bingo cards I made, please do! I had a lot of fun making and using these, and I’d love to see what other people do with them!

(transcriptions under the cut)

Bingo Board 1: Fun with Fanon!

Line 1: Tom Bombadil is Eru || Fiber artist Caranthir || Maedhros gives Fingon his gold ribbons/wire || Maglor is Lindir || Celebrimbor reforged Anglachel into Gurthang Line 2: Fingon names Maedhros “Russandol” || Míriel and Indis were besties || Female Narvi || Ex-thrall Rôg || Maedhros gives Narsil to Elros Line 3: Sauron personally tortured Maedhros in Angband || Celebrimbor’s father-name is “Curufinwë” || FREE SPACE (Who’s the Gil-gaDad?) || Yavanna made the Hobbits || Fëanor was friends with Findis Line 4: Photosensitive Maeglin || Maedhros finds Fingon’s dead body || Elf hair kink || Celegorm’s nickname is “Tyelko” || The Arkenstone is a Silmaril Line 5: Silver-haired Celegorm || Dwarf braids express gender/class/marital status/etc || Huan is a Maia || Lalwen befriends Círdan || Fingon’s mother-name is Astaldo

Bingo Board 2: Russingon Tropes

Line 1: Size kink || Post-Thangorodrim recovery || Maedhros gives Fingon his gold ribbons/wire || Gift-giving (Dragon-helm, Green Stone of Fëanor, etc) || Marriage bond Line 2: Fingon names Maedhros “Russandol” || Post-Angband nightmare (with comfort) || Political drama in Valinor || Aredhel is Fingon’s confidante || Fingon visits Himring Line 3: Sauron takes Fingon’s form to torment Maedhros in Angband || Maedhros visits Hithlum || FREE SPACE || Secret relationship || Stump-fucking (aka Wristing) Line 4: Gil-gaDads || Maedhros finds Fingon’s dead body || Hair kink || Fingon rescues Maedhros from the Void || Reembodiment and reunion Line 5: Maglor is Maedhros’ confidante || Fealty kink || Maedhros ties a gold ribbon around his stump post-Nirnaeth || Maedhros names Fingon “the Valiant” || Post-Nirnaeth nightmare (no comfort)

Bingo Board 3: Shades of Sauron

Lord || Tar-Mairon || Sûr || The Black Hand || Þauron (Thauron) Line 2: Ñorsus || Wolf-Sauron || The Lord of the Rings || Artano || Zigûr Line 3: Thû || Aulendil || FREE SPACE || Mairon || The Deceiver Line 4: The Nameless Enemy || Sauron || Fankil || The Sorcerer || Vampire-Sauron Line 5: Annatar || Tuvon || The Necromancer || Gorthaur || Tevildo

Bingo Board 4: Wait...that’s not my ship!

Line 1: Celegorm x Orodreth || Daeron x Maeglin || Finrod x Anairë || Turgon x Elwë || Annatar x Celeborn Line 2: Gwindor x Findis || Erestor x Glóredhel || Melkor x Mahtan || Maedhros x Finrod || Galadriel x Celegorm Line 3: Edhellos x Angrim || Elwing x Eärwen || FREE SPACE || Curufin x Fingon || Idril x Huor Line 4: Celebrían x Elros || Glorfindel x Egalmoth || Beleg x Tuor || Andreth x Aerin || Fëanor x Finarfin Line 5: Aredhel x Eönwë || Caranthir x Haldir (you pick which one) || Fëanor x Nerwen || Finrod x Beorn || Lúthien x Bereg

[ibrithir-was-here]

My Tolkien Ocs/Cut Charater Rewrites

For fun and really no reason but wanting it handy somewhere/wanting to share a little bit of my yet-to-be-seen/lesser seen Tolkien ocs and some story ideas connected with them. So here they are, for your viewing pleasure/bewilderment

My Tolkien OCs

Maiar/Valar

Amillo

Also known as Omar. Originally the cut Valar of Song and brother to Salmar, in my rewrite he’s the younger brother of Melkor and Manwe, brought in near Dagor Dagorath to take Melkor’s empty spot and help defeat his evil brother when he breaks thru the Doors of Night

Danuin/Ranuin/Fanuin

Originally cut Valar of Day,Month,Year. I’d rewrite them as the joint head maiar of the halls of Vaire the Weaver

Fankil

The original Lt. of Melkor, cut and reworked into Sauron. In my rewrite he’d still be the og. Lt., a corrupted maia of Orome, but when Mairon turns he’s demoted and hates him for it ever after. It’s said that he goes on to corrupt some of the dwarves, and I kind of like the idea of him devolving/corrupting into a dragon. Not Smaug himself but maybe an ancestor?

Gilruin

Maia of Aule, one of the youngest, having only come from the Timeless Halls in the Fifth Age. Lover of Alvin. Is very interested in Arda Marred, wanting to actually get to see an experience of the creations she helped sing into being. Eventually does travel there near the coming of Dagor Dagorath, (without permission from the Valar) and becomes an ally of Alvin Lowdham, the reincarnated Herendil, helping him prepare the world of men against the return of Morgoth. (Her Valarian name is Ibrithir which is where my handle comes from)

Langon

Cut character that was the herald of Melkor. Very fond of @atane-is-here ‘s idea of him once being a Maia of Mandos so I’ve basically just headcanoned that. He gets his job as Herald back as well. 

Makar

Cut Valar of Battle, brother of Meassa. For my rewrite I’d make him originally a maiar of Tulkas. But, when I looked them up it said that the brother-sister pair was originally close to Melkor before he fell, so I had this thought to  actually make him the OG identity of Gothmog. To tie in the old idea of  the ogress Fluithulin being the “mother” of Kosomot, maybe she’s the one who lures him to Melkor’s side?

Meassa

Originally cut Valar of Battle, sister of Makar. Similar to her brother I’d make a corrupted maiar of Tulkas, and I think I’d make her become Lungorthin, the white balrog, or maybe have her be Fluithulin herself? I can see a chaotic battle goddess Maia being all over Melkor. What do you guys think is more interesting?

Nelldamma

Unofficial Chief Maia of Aule ( he stopped having official ones after the first two turned to evil). Younger sister of Curumo who came from the Timeless Halls after his fall in the Third Age. 

Nieliqui

Originally conceived as a daughter of Orome and Vana, I’d make her the Chief Maia of Orome, overseer of his Hunt, who eventually becomes Chief Maiar of Vana as well after Melian leaves for Middle Earth.

Nornore

Cut maia whose job was eventually replaced by Eonwe, he’s now Eonwe’s second in command.

Olbain

Maia of Aule, wife of Urundil, said to be the loveliest of all of the maiar of Aule’s halls.

Silmo

Cut Ainu who was charged with watering Telperion, was said to have been beloved by Irmo, so now he’s his Chief Maia.

Urundil

Maia of Aule, husband of Olbain. He doesn’t have really any big distinguishing characteristics except that for some reason I think he’d be the only person to get close to figuring out what the heck Tom Bombadil is, but because it’s obvious to him he never thinks to tell anyone else about it.  

Viresse

Chief Maia of Mandos--(ok this is literally just crack taken semi-seriously, as she’s literally just April from Parks and Rec and she and Mandos have the exact same relationship as her and Ron Swansen)

Elves

Alcaringoldo

Better known by his nickname of Andavare “far-walker”, he is the son of Argon born after his rebirth in Aman, favorite cousin of Tanwen.

Antalitse

Wife of Curufin and mother of Celebrimbor. Originally an apprentice of Feanor. Stayed behind in Aman and helped to raise her niece:

Mirdaneth

Daughter of Maglor, wife of Elladan, mother of Tanwen. Born after Maglor left for Middle Earth without his knowledge of her existence. Raised in Tirion by her mother:

Naeril

Niece of Anairë through one of her sisters, wife of Maglor. Raised her daughter with the help of her sister-in-law Antalitse. Is eventually reunited with Maglor in the Dagor Dagorath, when Tanwen returns with him after traveling  to Middle Earth.

Tanwen

The great-grandaughter of both Feanor and Earendil. Also happens to sort of be Feanor reincarnated due to Feanor figuring out how to kind of break out of Mandos by hitching a ride out into the world just as his newest kin’s fea was coming in. Lover of Urusilla. Eventually takes up the mantle of High King of the Noldor when Dagor Dagorath comes. Is the one to find and break the Silmarils, fulfilling the prophecy of Feanor doing so.

Urusilla

Teleri shipwright who lives on Tol Eressa, lover of Tawen.

Vanwe

Son of Lalwen and Ingwion, who met at the end of the War of Wrath and once Lalwen got over being mad at the Vanyar for taking so long they fell in love.

Humans

Almariel

Daughter of Anarion. Was part of a radical cell of the Faithful who attempted a coup to overthrow Ar-Pharazon and the Zigur and restore Tar-Miriel to the throne. Was captured and sacrificed to Morgoth. Favorite niece/best friend of Herendil, who she was the closest in age to. Eventually reincarnated as Angelica Errol (after the Errol family in Tolkien’s time travel story idea), cousin of Alvin Lowdham, the reincarnated Herendil.

Anheryn

Daughter of Eldarion with his second wife, elder twin sister of Tercenor. Becomes entangled with the schemes of Herumor in the New Shadow storyline.

Arbanath

Second wife of Eldarion, of the line of Halbarad of the Rangers of Eriador. Mother of Anheryn and Tercenor. Her name “High Wife” was given to her due to portents at her birth that foretold an important destiny for her in the annals of Gondor.

Castamir III

Father of Lomiziran, a descendant of Angamaite, one of the Gondorian Lords who fled to Umbar during the Kingstrife. Aragorn killed his grand-father, the Captain of the Haven during his time as Thorongil. Castamir himself was killed in the new forays between Gondor and Umbar over Harondor in the early years of Aragorn’s reign.  

Daurhin

Name I’ve given to The Mouth of Sauron, taken as a child from the Temple of the Eye in Umbar into the service of the Dark Lord of Mordor

Erthoril/Zairphazan/Moriaryon

Eldest son of Eldarion, and only child between him and Lomiziran. Erthoril was his Gondorian name, referencing his role in reuniting the kingdoms of Gondor-Arnor and Umbar peacefully, Zairphazan his Umbarian name, and Moriaryon was a nickname he was called by some (not too kindly) referencing both his looks and referring to certain rumors that his mother may have taught him something of the magic arts. He comes to the kingship during the rising of the Dark Tree cult led by the mystic Herumor.

Firiel

Princess of Dol Amroth, grandaughter of Aragorn. Is the Firiel mentioned in the poem “The Last Ship”.

Gilraen

Eldest daughter of Aragorn and Arwen, eventually marries Elboron, son of Faramir and Eowyn, and becomes the mother of Barahir

Herendil

Deleted son of Elendil from Tolkien’s attempt to write a time-travel story, rewritten by me as his third, youngest son, who was one of the last sacrifices to Morgoth before the fall of Numenor, who’s death is too painful to talk about which is why he wasn’t mentioned in the Annuls. In the Tyelpe in Numenor timeline his is rescued by his Tyelpe and his brothers and helps to raise Valandil in Rivendell. In either timeline he is eventually reincarnated in the Last Age as Alvin Lowdham, (from the Lowdham family in Tolkien’s second take at a Numenor time-Travel Story) who has visions of the fall of Numenor and the coming return of Morgoth. (He uh, he also has a darker thing going on in the background connected to just what Sauron was trying to do with all those sacrifices to Morgoth...)

Lominzil

Wife of Castamir III, mother of Lomiziran. Becomes Queen-Regent after her husband and his brother’s death in battle (Umbar traditionally a duumvirate). Engineers Lomiziran’s marriage to Eldarion after capturing his strike force. She was a descendent of Sangahyando, kinsman of Angamaite, who married a princess of the Haradrim. 

Lomiziran

Witch-Princess of Umbar, wife of Eldarion and eventually Queen of Gondor-Arnor. Mother of Ethoril. Trained in the magic arts by her grandmother, a devotee of the ancient Umbarian version of Varda, who’s worship had gone underground during Sauron’s occupation but was kept alive in secret. 

Nimbrethil

Second daughter and youngest child of Aragorn and Arwen. Marries into the line of Dol Amroth. Her daughter Firiel was offered a place on the last ship sailing to Valinor by her great uncles Elladan and Elrohir but refused. 

Nitirkali

Mother of Lominzil, grandmother of Lomiziran. Dedicated her life to renewing the ancient religions of Umbar in secret after meeting the Blue Wizards as a teenager and becoming convinced of the true evil nature of Sauron. Trained Lomiziran in magic as taught to her by the Blue Wizards.

Tercenor

Second son and youngest child of Eldarion, becomes entangled with the schemes of Herumor in the New Shadow storyline.

Other

Ring Babies

Malya-Personifed One Ring, youngest child of the Ring Babies

Nenya--Personifed Ring of Water, middle child and attendant to Galadriel.

Narya--Personified Ring of Fire . Eldest of the Ring Babies and heir of Eregion.

Vilya--Personifed Ring of Air youngest the Ring Babies, Master of Arms for Gil Galad.

Silm Triplets

Eabariel--Personified Silmaril, the one who's thrown into the sea by Maglor

Narewen --Personified Silamril, the one who's cast into the fire with Maedhros

Tellumian -- Personified Silmaril, the one who ends up sailing the sky with Earendil

Olindefinwe -- Son of Mairon and Maedhros in the Mai Squared AU

[atane-is-here]

The Ang gang including

Curumo (Idk why just felt like drawing him), Langon, Mairon, Durin's Bane, Gothmog, Lungorthin, Fankil

And blond! Melkor in very different designs than my usual. Just wanted to try something new :D

I love him