| Andai Inda'eir | |
|---|---|
 Andai Inda'eir | |
| Vital statistics | |
| Other name(s) | Randaiô Lindâweirô |
| Title(s) | Prince |
| Gender | Male |
| Race | Half-elves (Avari, Avatani) |
| Faction(s) | 'en'i |
| Dates active | b. Second Age 3241 d. Third Age 130 |
| Location(s) | Ugnin'oro |
| Language(s) | Avarin |
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| Sibling(s) | {{{siblings}}} |
| Spouse(s) | {{{spouses}}} |
| Child(ren) | {{{children}}} |
Andai Inda'eir (Av. "Dark-wanderer Song-weaver"; PQ. Randaiô Lindâweirô) was a Prince of the 'en'i ice-elves in Ugnin'oro.
He was several times a companion of other renowned heroes such as Rálin of Zagragathol, Chinta, Kôma of Kôm, and Tash Enámó. Andai was said to have recovered the Book of Icelore and freed his kingdom from the yoke of the Nwûrdu. This object of the quests of the heirs of Lindêtáro was discovered in Kôm, a lair of the Ulairi. After generations of failure by his ancestors, Andai returned in triumph. In S.A. 3261, Andai freed his land from the yoke of Mordor. He then ruled Ugnin'oro for nearly 300 years, before choosing mortality, and the crown was passed on in T.A. 130.
Artifacts[]
- Book of Icelore
- Ugnin'uru (Sword)
- Orb of Song
- Andai's Ring
Family[]
Companions[]
- Alad'aron (about SA 3412 - 3457)
- Chinta Kari (I) (about SA 3412 - 3457)
- El'ugni (about SA 3412 - 3457)
- Rálin of Zagragathol (about SA 3412 - 3457)
- Tash Enámó (about SA 3412 - 3457)
Notes[]
Original forms in MERP: Randae Linvaire → Andai Inda'eir; Luingurth → Ugnin'uru; Aldaron → Alad'aron; Hellui → El'ugni
References[]
- MERP #8006: Treasures of Middle-earth
- MERP #8002: Lords of of Middle-earth, Vol. I — The Immortals: Elves, Maiar, and Valar
- MERP #8003: Lords of of Middle-earth, Vol. II — The Mannish Races