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At the end of the [[Third Age]], a remnant of the [[Drúedain]] still lived beneath the feet of the [[White Mountains]], and in the lands westward. Their was a strange and ancient race of [[Men]], with an unusual affinity with nature, and unique powers. The [[Northmen]] who settled in [[Rohan]], though, knew nothing of their ancestry and imagined them to be hardly more than beasts, at least until the time of the [[War of the Ring]]. For this reason the [[Rohirrim]] called them the Wild Men of the Woods. | At the end of the [[Third Age]], a remnant of the [[Drúedain]] still lived beneath the feet of the [[White Mountains]], and in the lands westward. Their was a strange and ancient race of [[Men]], with an unusual affinity with nature, and unique powers. The [[Northmen]] who settled in [[Rohan]], though, knew nothing of their ancestry and imagined them to be hardly more than beasts, at least until the time of the [[War of the Ring]]. For this reason the [[Rohirrim]] called them the Wild Men of the Woods. | ||
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Revision as of 03:35, 30 August 2006
At the end of the Third Age, a remnant of the Drúedain still lived beneath the feet of the White Mountains, and in the lands westward. Their was a strange and ancient race of Men, with an unusual affinity with nature, and unique powers. The Northmen who settled in Rohan, though, knew nothing of their ancestry and imagined them to be hardly more than beasts, at least until the time of the War of the Ring. For this reason the Rohirrim called them the Wild Men of the Woods.
