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Nick: Arador (Registered User)
Date/Time: Mon, 7/15/2002 at 22:19 EDT (Mon, 7/15/2002 at 19:19 PDT)
Browser/OS: Microsoft Internet Explorer V6.0 using Windows NT 5.1
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Limpe and Miruvor
Message:

What are the differences?

I was under the impression that limpe is a Valar drink, something like food for the gods and Miruvor is a sort of elven elixir, since Gandalf offered it to the fellowship. So when Eriol asked for limpe, he was asking to become a Valar therefore was refuced? Why then did I get the impression that he is trying to become an elf? I am very confused here please help.

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