
Herumor, which is Sindarin for ''Black Lord'', was a Black Númenóreans in the Middle-earth legendarium created by J.R.R Tolkien. Herumor is mentioned only once, in the passage cited below;
#Is the material at the top actually legitimate? (And if so, does this extremely minor character deserve an article?) #:Checked with the source. I don't see why he would need an article though: the rôle of the Black Númenóreans in the Last Alliance is more fully treated in the LA article, and in the Umbar article. User:Anárion 20:27, 1 Dec 2004 (UTC) #Is there any reason not to remove everything after, "In the defunct Middle-earth Role Playing game, Herumor was given an extended history. Fuinor is there his son and successor", which pretty much sums up everything MERP-related? -User:Aranel_(\"Sarah\")">User:Aranel|User:Aranel (\"Sarah\") 20:20, 1 Dec 2004 (UTC)
#:No problem with that at all. User:Anárion 20:22, 1 Dec 2004 (UTC)
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Herumor, which is Sindarin for ''Black Lord'', was a Black Númenóreans in the Middle-earth legendarium created by J.R.R Tolkien. Herumor is mentioned only once, in the passage cited below;
''..because of the power of Gil-galad these renegades, lords both mighty and evil, for the most part took up their abodes in the southlands far away; yet two there were, Herumor and Fuinur, who rose to power amongst the Haradrim, a great and cruel people that dwelt in the wide lands south of Mordor beyond the mouths of Anduin.'' (from "Of the Rings of Power and The Third Age" in ''The Silmarillion'').Nothing more is known about him. In the defunct and somewhat obscure Middle-earth Role Playing game from the 1980s, Herumor is given an extended history. Fuinor is then his older brother. Middle-earth Men Another character named Herumor is mentioned in ''The New Shadow'', a quickly abandoned sequel to The Lord of the Rings which appears in The Peoples of Middle-earth.
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#Is the material at the top actually legitimate? (And if so, does this extremely minor character deserve an article?) #:Checked with the source. I don't see why he would need an article though: the rôle of the Black Númenóreans in the Last Alliance is more fully treated in the LA article, and in the Umbar article. User:Anárion 20:27, 1 Dec 2004 (UTC) #Is there any reason not to remove everything after, "In the defunct Middle-earth Role Playing game, Herumor was given an extended history. Fuinor is there his son and successor", which pretty much sums up everything MERP-related? -User:Aranel_(\"
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