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HorseLord: The Eomer WebRing
| Webring | |
|---|---|
| Name: | HorseLord: The Eomer WebRing |
| Date Founded: | 15 September 2002 |
| Fandom: | The Lord of the Rings |
| Focus: | character-centric |
| URL: | HorseLord: The Eomer WebRing (Wayback) |
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HorseLord: The Eomer WebRing is a Lord of the Rings webring. The webring is part of the Meduseld webring family. RingMaster is kielle.
Member Sites
Site descriptions are from the ring hub site.[1]
- AngelsFall - "Where the horns hold up the halos." This personal site serves an index to various fan, personal and academic web sites that I have maintained over the years.
- From Ancient Greece to Middle Earth - Pictures, quotes, Fan Art, links, Biography, Articles, Interviews, and all things Eomer and Karl Urban related!
- Horsemaster - A fansite for Eomer with lots of info, pics and fanfiction.
- Meduseld - Devoted to Eomer Eadig -- pics, info, links, fanfic, and more. Is partially oriented around a roleplaying version of the character, but features plenty of canon info too!
- Rider Of Rohan - Unofficial Eomer Eadig and Karl Urban site. One of the web's first sites dedicated entirely to actor Karl Urban, who will portray Eomer Eadig in the Lord of the Rings film trilogy.
- Third Marshall of the Mark - the fanlisting for Eomer (approved by thefanlistings.org)
References
- ^ HorseLord: The Eomer WebRing, via Wayback. (Accessed 13 October 2012)