Periodic table of Middle Earth

[Who's Wee Dug]

This is a bit different.

http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-575 ... dle-earth/

 

[Jan Van Quirm]

Some Tolkien geeks will be super picky about some of the designated characters they've included and who's been left out in the 'bloodline' stakes as they've included a very minor character from the The Silmarilion, Gothmog, describing him as unknown when in fact he's billed quite clearly as the Lord of the Balrogs but left out other relatives of Elrond's (like his father Earendil who restored one of the stolen Silmarils) that are really important and referred to a couple of times in the LotR (Gothmog wasn't).

Looks nice though and is a lot of fun if you know your way around the proper periodic table (having Frodo in the 'lightweight' hydrogen spot is hilarious!)

 

[Who's Wee Dug]

When you compare the two tables it looks quite good, but a lot of work, if he did one of Discworld he would get the same from some fans.

 

[Kin Arad]

I love the key 'Youcannot Passium'