Battle of Eryn Vorn

The Battle of Eryn Vorn was part of TETAT's first relic hunt, and it gave rise to one of TETAT's most iconic characters, Edrahil.

Prelude
In the town of Bree, many had heard rumors of an ancient relic of the First Age hiding in Eryn Vorn, the old blade Ringil wielded by none other than Fingolfin himself. Though the blade was lost and found many times, it eventually was hidden in Eryn Vorn by the Dúnedain, who had since forgotten its location after the fall of Arnor. Two Dúnedain, confident in their ability to fend off any troubles on the road, set out to find the blade. They were not however aware of a band of warg riders pursuing them, seeking to kill them and take Ringil to their dark master. Yet both the Dúnedain and the Orcs were little aware of a lone High Elf by the name of Edrahil, whom had trekked from the Tower Hills to find the ancient blade of his forefathers.

Battle
As the Dúnedain combed the woodlands and became aware of Edrahil's presence, they made plans to dispatch him if necessary should he find it, so as to claim Ringil for themselves. Yet their detour to plan in secret put them straight in the path of the warg riders, whom they fought for hours as they retreated to the beach. Preparing to make their final stand as they climbed upon two pine trees, they suddenly saw Edrahil descend upon the wargs, wielding the ancient elven blade with unmatched skill. The warg riders were dispersed and the day was won.

Aftermath
After seeing Edrahil's compassion and willingness to help them, the Dúnedain apologized for their treacherous schemes, and returned home heroes of their people. Edrahil himself would go on to become the greatest hero that ever lived, rivaled by few and wielder of the legendary Ringil, whom few would wield ever afterwards.