Talk:Hroðgar
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[edit] Brilliant as far as I'm concerned
I think it's excellent, well planned out, fairly well researched (a real-book bibliography can never be too long), comprehensive (as far as I know). Of course pronunciation files and some kind of related picture always put the real finishing touches on the thing, I'll see can I find some kind of relevant image. But all in all grand, which is a lot coming from me, as I've a vested interest being, as I am, grendelsmother 14:23, 25 September 2006 (UTC)
[edit] The Elder Scrolls (computer game series) reference
Rather obscure, but High Hrothgar is the name of an area in The Elder Scrolls series of computer games.
Strangely there's no specific article on The Elder Scrolls wiki. This is the closest I could find: http://www.uesp.net/tamriel/geography/tgeo_h.shtml
The article reads: "High Hrothgar: High Hrothgar is a settlement high atop the highest peak in Skyrim, the Throat of the World. In it dwell the ancient Greybeards who endeavor to become more attuned to the voice of the sky."15:42, 10 October 2007 (UTC)
