Boah Agonar (PQ. Borajan Akânônâro; Av. Borini-Ikinnir) was an Elven magician who accompanied Naug Zigildûn II, Ayitula Chinta Kari, Droggo Nimblefingers, and Tulgas on a venture through the Trollshaws about TA 1640. He lived into the Fourth Age and translated the collected writings of T'revor Arain.
Artifacts[]
(All Items and stats are subject to change based on the discretion of the Gamemaster).
For level, hits and OB, see Court of Ardor book.
Stats: CO 101 SD 100 AG 92 ME 100 RE 99 ST 97 QU 100 PR 100 IN 98 EM 102
Companions[]
- Ayitûla Khinta-Kari (about TA 1640)
- Droggo Nimblefingers (about TA 1640 and 1690)
- Nauk Zigildûn Mizim (about TA 1640 and 1690)
- Tulgas (about TA 1640)
Speculations[]
Boah Agonar may have been identical with Agonar, a Noldo Sorcerer and councillor of Tëarenga and lesser member of the Court of Aranórë. Fellow travellers were conscious of his strange way of dressing, a possible hint to his southern garb.
Being an agent of the Guild of Elements as well as spying on Sauron's forces and Ardor, the son of Yávëcamba and Fëatúro was instrumental in gaining new adventurers for the Guild. Adventuring to the north and encountering Wonir and Droggo's companions — Agonar called for aid down in the south — Droggo was the first to offer a helping hand as he was from the far south. Wonir, who Agonar met in the north, also sided with Agonar and decided to accompany him as well. Acting as a Sauronic agent (something that both Wonir and Boah had expertise in), Boah Agonar led Droggo and the companions to the Utter South.
Outer Information[]
- The original Agonar was the first Player Character developed and played by MERP and Rolemaster co-creator Terry K. Amthor.
References[]
- MERP: Middle-earth Role Playing Rulebook
- Loremaster: Cloudlords of Tanara
- Iron Crown Quarterly #2
- MERP: The Court of Ardor in Southern Middle-earth