Examples of using Erebor in English and their translations into German
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To warn Erebor.
Erebor was lost.
Ah, Frodo. Erebor.
Mountain Erebor, the former home of the dwarfs, lies right in front of them.
Take back Erebor.
We are busy developing this region, including Thranduil's Court, Dale,Laketown, and Erebor.
The throne of Erebor is Thorin's birthright.
We are the dwarves of Erebor.
None would dare enter Erebor whilst the dragon lives.
Aloha, and welcome to Erebor!
For long years the Dwarves of Erebor, the Lonely Mountain, lived in peace and wealth.
A dragon attacks Erebor.
Q9: Nasami- Since Dale and Erebor now appear in instances, is there ANY chance of them at least being added as instanced missions, or even better- zones?
The Dwarves were never meant to reach Erebor.
When the birds of yore return..." to Erebor... the reign of the beast..."... will end.
A life that is worth more than all the gold in Erebor.
Keeping with the faction's theme, the Erebor wagon is the most vicious killing machine of them all and can crash over twice as many enemies with this improvement.
Together, you have the might and power to retake Erebor.
Erebor, the Lonely Mountain, was an old Dwarf colony which became important when the Dwarves had to give up their big city Khazad-Dum(Moria) due to the Balrog which appeared there.
Or do we seize this chance... to take back Erebor?
Bilbo and his companions finally reach the mountain Erebor- but the adventure just begins!
Dáin's last victory came in the War of the Ring itself, when he fell in battle against the Orcs andEasterlings Sauron sent to destroy Erebor and Dale.
Warrior of the Free Peoples not available Link The Letters are the Cirth Erebor, the runes of Erebor.
The highlight of this cluster is the raid spaces, which together tell the story of the Battle of Dale from the sacking ofDale through to the heroic last stand at the Siege of Erebor.
Thorin II was the grandchild and heir of the dwarf-king or Erebor, Thror.