Agriculture In Angband

Agriculture in Angband

Elves are good with plants. They always have been- one of the first things they learnt at Cuivienen was how to sing to plants to yield their fruits. Ever have they been in tune with nature and the world around them.

And this is so useful for Angband,

Elves adore nature; everything from the smallest fungi to the largest tree. They cannot help but want to live among it. And Angband needs food for its army.

Being transferred to Agriculture is the ultimate goal for the elves of Angband. If they could just be better, more obedient, more productive, more loyal, then they have a slim chance of being able to be among nature again. Oh, they know it wouldn't really change anything about their situation, but it would make everything so much more bearable. They could live with it. They would put up with anything to be among nature again. They would do anything. And they do.

Angband has a remarkably docile agricultural sector. 

Currently rewatching desolation of Smaug, now I really want a film of Thranduil failing to 1v1 Ancalagon

They are not elves anymore... They have the eyes of corpses. But they are nor Orcs. Because Orcs do not take our children when we lock our food up. And although they look like the fair Eldar, they always sing off-key

was in a conversation was @outofangband and we started discussing the concept of Not Elves- too elvish to be orcs, but to different to be elves. Mostly escaped thralls from Angband who came back different, or failed to adapt to life outside the fortress. They are always hungry. And they are always searching for food.

Do you take requests? If so I'd love to see how you picture Ulmo! If not, totally valid!

Ulmo! I headcanon Ulmo as being able to take a pretty convincing Eldar form when he wants, but he just doesn't want to. Ulmo’s form tends to have smooth skin like a dolphin or a shark, and he often forgets to form outer ears because he normally has no need for them.

An angry mairon

His hair was so fun to draw!

Have you designed Fingolfin? Just curious!

I have!