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A weapon from the first age, Glamdring had found it's way through the 3rd age as well. According to the lore, Glamdring, like Orcrist, was forged by the High-Elves of the West, within the kingdom of Gondolin. It was the primary weapon of Gondolin's king, named Turgon. Though it as known as the ''Foe-Hammer'', the Goblins gave it the name ''Beater'', where as Orcrist was given the name of ''Biter'' Sometime after the fall of Gondolin, Glamdring, Orcrist and even the shortsword named Sting met up during the 3rd age. During the events of The Hobbit, Gandalf accompanied a group of Dwarves led by Thorin Oakenshield to retake their mountain fortress and found this weapon, along with Orcrist and Sting within a troll horde. Since finding it, Gandalf would wield it throughout the journey to destroy the one ring as well. Even after supposedly falling to his death, Gandalf returned with the mighty weapon in hand, along with the title of ''Gandalf The White''.

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A weapon from the first age, Glamdring had found it's way through the 3rd age as well. According to the lore, Glamdring, like Orcrist, was forged by the High-Elves of the West, within the kingdom of Gondolin. It was the primary weapon of Gondolin's king, named Turgon. Though it as known as the ''Foe-Hammer'', the Goblins gave it the name ''Beater'', where as Orcrist was given the name of ''Biter'' Sometime after the fall of Gondolin, Glamdring, Orcrist and even the shortsword named Sting met up during the 3rd age. During the events of The Hobbit, Gandalf accompanied a group of Dwarves led by Thorin Oakenshield to retake their mountain fortress and found this weapon, along with Orcrist and Sting within a troll horde. Since finding it, Gandalf would wield it throughout the journey to destroy the one ring as well. Even after supposedly falling to his death, Gandalf returned with the mighty weapon in hand, along with the title of ''Gandalf The White''.