Fangorn Forest
Location from The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
The oldest forest in Middle-earth — where the trees remember being young and the Ents walk slowly, growing angry at a world that has forgotten them.
Also known as: Fangorn, Fangorn Forest, Entwood, the Forest of Fangorn
What They Know
- Treebeard is the oldest living creature in Middle-earth — he remembers the first acorn
- The Ents have lost the Entwives — they wandered away ages ago and no one knows where they went
- Ent-draughts from the forest springs can cause rapid growth — Merry and Pippin grew taller after drinking them
- Saruman's tree-felling at Fangorn's borders has driven the Ents toward war — an Entmoot is a rare and dangerous event
- Huorns can move and kill but are not fully sentient — they follow Ent commands but their hatred of axes is their own
Connections
- home_of — treebeard
- borders — rohan
- borders — isengard
- borders — lothlorien
- ruled_by — treebeard
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