Lady Anna takes the Seat of Tengwar
The first seat on the Council of the Wise is filled. Lady Anna, an artist of Fëanor's letters, becomes Keeper of the Seat of Tengwar.
The first seat is filled
today Lady Anna becomes Keeper of the Seat of Tengwar, the first member of Lammath's Council of the Wise. Council seats are never handed out lightly. There are only nine, and each one guards the truth of what we teach.
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her command of the Tengwar is remarkable. She designs tattoos in Fëanor's letters, has filled sketchbooks with Tengwar script, and can translate and write in it fluently. Few people alive handle the Elvish letters with her skill.
See it →What the seat means
in the First Age, Fëanor took the letters of Rúmil and made the Tengwar, "which the Eldar used ever after". The Seat of Tengwar guards the written word on Lammath: every letter, every mode and every inscription a learner sees.
See it →Eight seats remain
five Council seats are open to those who know Tolkien's languages deeply, and the three seats of the High Council are given only by ceremony. If that could be you, read the seat stories and apply.
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