Boromir: "Is it not a strange fate that we should suffer so much fear and doubt for so small a thing? So small a thing!" - J. R. R. Tolkien, The Fellowship of the Ring II:10 |
Bhrôm (Hl. "Endurer") (FA ca. 100) was a Dwarf of Baruzkhizdîn and a descendant of Frôm and Zrîm. He was a Dwarven Magician, and was slain by his own brother Brôv Grimfist for his heirloom, the Warhammer Narkbarath.
Notes[]
- The spelling of some names has been altered here to move away from pseudo-old Norse names, which represent the language of northern Rhovanion and would have been unknown to the eastern Dwarves.
Original forms:- Brór → Brôv
- Brórin → Bhrôm
- Fróm → Frôm
- Morsereg → Narkbarath
- Ruuriik → Rûrîk
- Tumunmahal → Tumunamahal
- Zrím → Zrîm
- In Lords of Middle-earth III, Brórin's home is given as Tumunmahal, this is however in conflict with the chronology of both Rûrîk and the Petty-dwarves.