The 7th stone on middle earth was at the tower hills and that one was taken back by the ringbearers to the undying lands. I think that one may have been able to communicate with the stone on Tol Eressëa because the elves used that one, but I’m not sure. Gildor and his company we’re heading back from the tower hills when they ran into the hobbits at the beginning of the fellowship.
Cathryn Byrnes Great point! And you're psychic, because I ended up covering Gildor and the 7th stone in a later video ruclips.net/video/KIyNsgqC8kg/видео.html .
@@DorkLords Maybe Sauron in the Lego game used his Palantir to order the pizza the two Easterlings delivered at the Black Gate. I hope for the sake of the two that the pizza is still warm.
Good question! I don't think the palantiri came to Middle Earth in the 1st Age. I think Feanor left them behind when he left Aman. Then, late the 2nd Age, the elves of Tol Eressea brought them to Amandil (Elendil's father) as a farewell gift: “These stones were gifts of the Eldar to Amandil, father of Elendil, for the comfort of the Faithful of Númenor in their dark days, when the Elves might come no longer to that land under the shadow of Sauron. They were called the Palantíri”
The 7th stone on middle earth was at the tower hills and that one was taken back by the ringbearers to the undying lands. I think that one may have been able to communicate with the stone on Tol Eressëa because the elves used that one, but I’m not sure. Gildor and his company we’re heading back from the tower hills when they ran into the hobbits at the beginning of the fellowship.
Cathryn Byrnes Great point! And you're psychic, because I ended up covering Gildor and the 7th stone in a later video ruclips.net/video/KIyNsgqC8kg/видео.html .
Did middle Earth´s youtube also censor that much?
Denethor was actually driven mad by excessive cat videos.
The way Aragorn is showing himself to Sauron through the Palantir and holding his sword Andúril, looks like he's taking an edgy selfie.
Which proves my theory that the palantiri were prototype i-phones. 🙂
@@DorkLords Maybe Sauron in the Lego game used his Palantir to order the pizza the two Easterlings delivered at the Black Gate. I hope for the sake of the two that the pizza is still warm.
@@dragonhelmofdor-lomin4017 Based on the dinners they were likely used to, I'd still take a cold pizza any day! 🍕😃
The passing of palantiri : Feanor (put 1 stone on Tol Eressea) - Maedhros - ? - Gil Galad? - Elros - Numenorean
Good question! I don't think the palantiri came to Middle Earth in the 1st Age. I think Feanor left them behind when he left Aman. Then, late the 2nd Age, the elves of Tol Eressea brought them to Amandil (Elendil's father) as a farewell gift:
“These stones were gifts of the Eldar to Amandil, father of Elendil, for the comfort of the Faithful of Númenor in their dark days, when the Elves might come no longer to that land under the shadow of Sauron. They were called the Palantíri”
@@DorkLords well understood with thanks , Dork Lord🔮
@@kusumawatidewiambarsari7701 Happy to oblige!
the person you are calling is temporary not available....
"Mr. Sauron is currently busy. Would you like to hold?" (cue Elven muzak)