User:Sage

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Sage
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Biographical Information
PositionActive editor with goals
LanguageEnglish
Edit Count15,968
Contact Information
Talk pageSage
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<ref> This user recognises the importance of citing sources.

Jan Drenovec - Túrin vs Morgoth.jpg This user believes the Dagor Dagorath is canonical.

Sage - Arda in the Third Age.png This user believes that the Round World version of the Silmarillion is canonical.

Henning Janssen - Awaiting Ælfwine.jpg This user believes that Ælfwine Wídlást is canonical.

Balrog.png This user is not sure if Balrogs have wings, but would like to think so.

Karolina Węgrzyn - Ingwion.jpg This user loves the Vanyar.

Steven White Jr. - Numenor re-edited.jpg This user supports Númenor.

lore-3 This user has an advanced understanding of J.R.R. Tolkien's works.
"The genealogical trees at the end of the Red Book of Westmarch are a small book in themselves, and all but Hobbits would find them exceedingly dull. Hobbits delighted in such things, if they were accurate: they liked to have books filled with things that they already knew, set out fair and square with no contradictions."
Concerning Hobbits (which is also a way to describe a Tolkien geek)

I am mainly concerned with in-universe articles about the mythology, and less about real-life articles about Tolkien, adaptations and relevant literature.

I am undertaking a self-torturing project of comparing every entry of The Complete Guide to Middle-earth against relevant entries of TG. So far, the experience has been very rewarding and insightful for me, and in my humble opinion, this helped me improve, correct and enrich a lot of articles that needed it. I hope to finish before the next century.


Disclaimer: I am a very absent-minded and forgetful person, awkward and all thumbs; this means I am very prone to typing and syntax mistakes, most of which I can notice only after I saved my edits. I am used to saving my edits every few seconds and continue with additions and corrections. A new page created by me is complete not before my first 3 or 4 edits, and improvements follow now and then. I know this "pollutes" an article's history but believe me, I have tried and I can't do otherwise. Apologies and thanks for your understanding :D

The mysteries of Arda

This is a list of interestingly obscure topics

I am also trying to work on these: