Tolkien Elf or Prescription Drug?

[Rich H]

24.... I feel like I've let the side down

Nah, you're just more into Hobbits.

Fun quiz, 28 / 30 here.

I am going to slip in some of those drugs as names in my campaign though.

[gazery]

26/30, happy with that. Have to be honest though, did guess a few of them.

[Otaku-sempai]

I took the quiz a couple of weeks ago and scored 28 out of 30.

[poosticks7]

28, there are a few obscure ones there.

[mirdanis]

I am going to slip in some of those drugs as names in my campaign though.

With my group's conclusion of TfW and transition into Ruins of the North, I've given my players a chance to switch characters if they want to create a Dunedain or High Elf character. One of my players is working on his Dunadan, who he introduced as Adalan, son of Adrahil - and immediately, another player asked, "Did you just say Ativan, son of Advil?"

After taking the quiz myself, I couldn't stop thinking about how Sildenafil sounded like a lovely name for an Elf Loremaster Character - and one that would greatly amuse my rowdy and dirty-minded gang of players. I just don't see how such an LMC could avoid a romantic entanglement with a male PC!

The Tolkien-fan MD who alerted me to this quiz scored 21/30. And my score? 29.

[Grands-Pas]

25, I don't feel too bad.

[Majestic]

I guessed on quite a few (obviously) and only ended up with 21.

On a related note, one of my players is a doctor. And his Mirkwood Elf Me'lereal is named after a medication, though I think he changed the spelling slightly.

[cuthalion]

Funny and sad at the same time. I'd love to google a job listing for a big pharma marketing position to see if the requirements include 'working knowledge of Quenya and Sindarin'. This would be the only way of the existence of this quiz having any redeeming value for me.

Thanks for sharing.