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Gli Hobbit sono una delle razze che popolano l'universo immaginario di Arda, ideato dallo scrittore fantasy J.R.R. Tolkien. Essi sono presenti nel nord della Terra di Mezzo principalmente nella regione da loro amministrata, la Contea, e nelle zone strettamente limitrofe. Gli Hobbit appaiono per la prima volta ne Lo Hobbit, ma rivestono un ruolo ben più importante ne Il Signore degli Anelli. The Hobbits are a race of small, peaceful folk who inhabit the Shire and are well-known for their love of food, drink, and pipe-weed. They live in hobbit-holes, and are also found wandering freely around the Shire, whether it be alone or in groups. Hobbits can be male or female, and each has a name that is selected at random of which there are over four thousand possibilities. A hobbit, h, is one of the monsters you will encounter a few floors down in the NetHack dungeon. They are usually - but not always - peaceful for lawful characters. Hobbits will always be generated with one of a sling, a dagger, or an elven dagger, with an equal chance of receiving any of them. In addition, they have a 10% chance to receive an elven mithril coat, and a 10% chance to be given a dwarvish cloak. They also enjoy collecting things off the floor, so one may frequently find other random items in their inventories. Hobbits make a light and lively snack. They are remotely related to the rubbish, an animal with very long ears, and are commonly known as Romanians. They are to be confused with feral midgets. If they don't get their Woodbines, hobbits can get pretty aggressive. Hobbits were portrayed in the Star Wars Saga as a group of expendable characters used as cannon fodder against Darth Vader. The Hobbit (ホビット族 Hobitto-zoku) are a dwarf-like harmless race in Kamen Rider Kiva. They primarily reside in the forests. They managed to survive extinction by submitting to the rule of the Fangire rule as slaves.[Citation needed] thumbUm hobbit é uma das criaturas apresentadas por J.R.R. Tolkien em suas obras (notavelmente O Hobbit e O Senhor dos Anéis ), onde têm um papel principal, apesar de à partida serem um povo secundário entre os que habitam a Terra Média . Os hobbits vivem da agricultura, presenteiam os outros em seus aniversários com grandes festas com inúmeros convidados e são um povo simples. Não se importam com o que esteja acontecendo no resto do mundo, pois não possuem tanto interesse naquilo que se encontra além do seu reino, e são famosos por sua Erva-de-fumo . Hobbits are one of four races available to play in The Lord of the Rings Online. They can be male or female and will begin in Little Delving, The Shire. Hobbits are a simple, quiet folk, preferring to dwell in hillside holes in and around the land known as The Shire. They are resourceful and hard-working when times need be, having apt hands at farming and other agricultural activities. But when not working they prefer to laze around and enjoy the fruits of their labour. They are usually merry, having curly hair and are robust with relatively large bellies. Hobbits are also inches smaller than dwarfs but not stout or stocky. Gli Hobbit sono una delle innumerevoli razze che popolano la Terra di Mezzo. Sono insediati nel nord-ovest del continente, in quella che loro chiamano Contea, e dove vivono pacificamente. Questa terra gli fu concessa dal Re di Arnor con un regio decreto nel 1601 TE, anno 1 del calendario degli Hobbit, che istituì la Contea sotto il comando di un Conte che giurava fedeltà al Re in qualità di vassallo. Sono un popolo allegro e gioviale, che ama godersi la vita e i piaceri che essa ha da offrire. Di questo popolo facevano parte Bilbo e Frodo Baggins, che giocarono un ruolo fondamentale nella sconfitta di Sauron alla fine della Terza Era. Hobbit(właść. "Hobbit, czyli tam i z powrotem") - książka napisana przez Johna Ronalda Reula Tolkiena i wydana w roku 1937. Inspiracją dla autora były staroangileskie legendy. Akcja rozgrywa się w Śródziemiu, krainie stworzonej przez autora, przepełnionej mnóstwem fantastycznych stworzeń. Jej głównymi bohaterami są hobbit Bilbo Baggins, Gandalf Szary, trzynastu krasnoludów(Thorin, Glóin, Oin, Ori, Balin, Dwalin, Fili, Kili, Nori, Dori, Bifur, Bombur, Bofur). Tą krótką powieść uważa się za wstęp do Władcy Pierścieni. Costume of Frodo Baggins. A grey shirt, slightly short pants, bare feet, a brown cape made from an old skirt and a "golden" ring on a chain. __NOEDITSECTION__ Main card page: "[[]]" [[File:|link=File:|px]] * [[Media:|ja color]] * [[Media:|en]] * [[Media:|fr]] * [[Media:|de]] * [[Media:|it]] * [[Media:|es]] * [[Media:|ja]] * [[Card Gallery : #|Gallery]] * [[Card Appearances : #|Appearances]] * [[Card Trivia : #|Trivia]] * [[Card Lores : #|Lores]] * [[Card Artworks : #|Artworks]] * [[Card Names : #|Names]] == Decks == 250px|rechts|thumb|Een groepje hobbits. Hobbits zijn kleine mensachtige wezens. Hobbits are one of the races of Free Peoples in J.R.R. Tolkien's Arda. They stand about half human height, only the few tallest ever exceeding four feet, and tend towards chubbiness. They are all solidly built and rather hairy, particularly noted for their hairy feet. Hobbits always go barefoot, with the exception of some of the Brandybucks, who wear boots in extremely bad weather. Most have brown, curly hair, though blond hair became commoner after the War of the Ring. Nom Japonais: Nom Romanisé: Nom Français: Affiliation(s): Première Apparition: Dernière Apparition: Capitaine: Le Hobbit était un navire d'East Blue sur lequel Sanji a été entraîné comme chef cuisinier. Hobbits stellen Bewohner des Auenlandes dar. Happiest when enjoying a simple life with six square meals a day, Hobbits are a solid and dependable Race when called to action. There are few recorded deeds of Hobbits until late in the Third Age of Middle-earth, which is just the way Hobbits prefer it. They are a simple, quiet folk, preferring to dwell in hillside holes in and around the land known as The Shire. These small folk enjoy the peaceful endeavors of farming, eating and gift giving, rather than concerning themselves with the dangerous affairs of the rest of Middle-earth. Starting Area: Green Hill Country / Archet / Little Delving

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Gli Hobbit sono una delle innumerevoli razze che popolano la Terra di Mezzo. Sono insediati nel nord-ovest del continente, in quella che loro chiamano Contea, e dove vivono pacificamente. Questa terra gli fu concessa dal Re di Arnor con un regio decreto nel 1601 TE, anno 1 del calendario degli Hobbit, che istituì la Contea sotto il comando di un Conte che giurava fedeltà al Re in qualità di vassallo. Sono un popolo allegro e gioviale, che ama godersi la vita e i piaceri che essa ha da offrire. Di questo popolo facevano parte Bilbo e Frodo Baggins, che giocarono un ruolo fondamentale nella sconfitta di Sauron alla fine della Terza Era. thumbUm hobbit é uma das criaturas apresentadas por J.R.R. Tolkien em suas obras (notavelmente O Hobbit e O Senhor dos Anéis ), onde têm um papel principal, apesar de à partida serem um povo secundário entre os que habitam a Terra Média . Os hobbits são um povo discreto e muito antigo, normalmente não ultrapassam um metro de altura, são bem menos robustos que anões e consideram a possibilidade de participarem de uma aventura como uma atitude insana, pois preferem a calma de sua vida rotineira, amam uma região campestre organizada e bem cultivada. São agéis pois acostumaram-se a fugir dos "homens grandes", conseguiram tanta experiência nessa área que pode-se confundir com magia, porém, hobbits nunca tiveram interesse em magia, além disso, hobbits tem ouvidos agudos e olhos perspicazes. Embora habilidosos, os hobbits não conseguem entender ou gostar de máquinas mais complicadas que um fole de forja, um moinho d'água ou um tear manual. Andam descalços, porque a sola de seus pés é muito espessa, não necessitando de calçados. Vivem em tocas grandes e confortáveis (na verdade, casas subterrâneas com um só andar e várias despensas) em uma terra ao oeste da Terra Média, chamada Shire (no Brasil o nome do local foi traduzido para "Condado"). frame|Samwise Gamgee, um hobbitHá três raças de hobbits: pés-peludos, grados e cascalvas . Os Pés-peludos tem a pele mais escura, são menores e mais baixos, não tem barbas ou botas, suas mãos e pés são destros e ágeis, eles preferiam as regiões serranas e as encostas de montanhas. Os Grados tem uma constituição mais encorpada e pesada: suas mãos e pés são maiores, preferem planícies e regiões banhadas por rios. Os Cascalvas tem a pele e o cabelo mais claros, são mais altos e esguios que os outros, também amantes de árvores e florestas. Os Cascalvas, menos numerosos, tinham um contato mais amigável com os elfos do que os outros hobbits, e tinham mais habilidade com línguas e música do que com trabalhos manuais. Os hobbits vivem da agricultura, presenteiam os outros em seus aniversários com grandes festas com inúmeros convidados e são um povo simples. Não se importam com o que esteja acontecendo no resto do mundo, pois não possuem tanto interesse naquilo que se encontra além do seu reino, e são famosos por sua Erva-de-fumo . The Hobbits are a race of small, peaceful folk who inhabit the Shire and are well-known for their love of food, drink, and pipe-weed. They live in hobbit-holes, and are also found wandering freely around the Shire, whether it be alone or in groups. Hobbits can be male or female, and each has a name that is selected at random of which there are over four thousand possibilities. __NOEDITSECTION__ Main card page: "[[]]" [[File:|link=File:|px]] * [[Media:|ja color]] * [[Media:|en]] * [[Media:|fr]] * [[Media:|de]] * [[Media:|it]] * [[Media:|es]] * [[Media:|ja]] * [[Card Gallery : #|Gallery]] * [[Card Appearances : #|Appearances]] * [[Card Trivia : #|Trivia]] * [[Card Lores : #|Lores]] * [[Card Artworks : #|Artworks]] * [[Card Names : #|Names]] == Decks == Happiest when enjoying a simple life with six square meals a day, Hobbits are a solid and dependable Race when called to action. There are few recorded deeds of Hobbits until late in the Third Age of Middle-earth, which is just the way Hobbits prefer it. They are a simple, quiet folk, preferring to dwell in hillside holes in and around the land known as The Shire. These small folk enjoy the peaceful endeavors of farming, eating and gift giving, rather than concerning themselves with the dangerous affairs of the rest of Middle-earth. In these dark days, however, it is the unassuming Hobbits, with their often surprising cleverness in both word and action, that will have the greatest impact in the war between the Free Peoples of Middle-earth and the lengthening shadows of evil... from Angmar, to the north. Playable Classes: Burglar, Guardian, Hunter, Minstrel, Warden (MoM) Starting Area: Green Hill Country / Archet / Little Delving The Hobbit (ホビット族 Hobitto-zoku) are a dwarf-like harmless race in Kamen Rider Kiva. They primarily reside in the forests. They managed to survive extinction by submitting to the rule of the Fangire rule as slaves.[Citation needed] Hobbit(właść. "Hobbit, czyli tam i z powrotem") - książka napisana przez Johna Ronalda Reula Tolkiena i wydana w roku 1937. Inspiracją dla autora były staroangileskie legendy. Akcja rozgrywa się w Śródziemiu, krainie stworzonej przez autora, przepełnionej mnóstwem fantastycznych stworzeń. Jej głównymi bohaterami są hobbit Bilbo Baggins, Gandalf Szary, trzynastu krasnoludów(Thorin, Glóin, Oin, Ori, Balin, Dwalin, Fili, Kili, Nori, Dori, Bifur, Bombur, Bofur). Tą krótką powieść uważa się za wstęp do Władcy Pierścieni. Nom Japonais: Nom Romanisé: Nom Français: Affiliation(s): Première Apparition: Dernière Apparition: Capitaine: Le Hobbit était un navire d'East Blue sur lequel Sanji a été entraîné comme chef cuisinier. Hobbits stellen Bewohner des Auenlandes dar. Hobbits make a light and lively snack. They are remotely related to the rubbish, an animal with very long ears, and are commonly known as Romanians. They are to be confused with feral midgets. If they don't get their Woodbines, hobbits can get pretty aggressive. Hobbits were portrayed in the Star Wars Saga as a group of expendable characters used as cannon fodder against Darth Vader. 250px|rechts|thumb|Een groepje hobbits. Hobbits zijn kleine mensachtige wezens. Hobbits are one of the races of Free Peoples in J.R.R. Tolkien's Arda. They stand about half human height, only the few tallest ever exceeding four feet, and tend towards chubbiness. They are all solidly built and rather hairy, particularly noted for their hairy feet. Hobbits always go barefoot, with the exception of some of the Brandybucks, who wear boots in extremely bad weather. Most have brown, curly hair, though blond hair became commoner after the War of the Ring. Most hobbits live in or near the Shire. They are noted for their excellent aim when throwing or using a sling and their quietness of tread. They are principally agricultural, though they have some artisans. Hobbits enjoy their food and drink, as often as they can get it, many enjoy smoking an herb called pipe-weed and stolidity of attitude as well as stature is valued. A few hobbits, notably Bilbo Baggins, his relative Frodo Baggins, and Frodo's companions Merry, Pippin, and Sam went on great adventures. Hobbit Mary Sues are common, as the four hobbits of the Fellowship are extremely popular. Despite the racial traits listed above, they tend to be willowy, adventurous, and non-hairy. A hobbit, h, is one of the monsters you will encounter a few floors down in the NetHack dungeon. They are usually - but not always - peaceful for lawful characters. Hobbits will always be generated with one of a sling, a dagger, or an elven dagger, with an equal chance of receiving any of them. In addition, they have a 10% chance to receive an elven mithril coat, and a 10% chance to be given a dwarvish cloak. They also enjoy collecting things off the floor, so one may frequently find other random items in their inventories. Hobbits are one of four races available to play in The Lord of the Rings Online. They can be male or female and will begin in Little Delving, The Shire. Hobbits are a simple, quiet folk, preferring to dwell in hillside holes in and around the land known as The Shire. They are resourceful and hard-working when times need be, having apt hands at farming and other agricultural activities. But when not working they prefer to laze around and enjoy the fruits of their labour. They are usually merry, having curly hair and are robust with relatively large bellies. Hobbits are also inches smaller than dwarfs but not stout or stocky. Costume of Frodo Baggins. A grey shirt, slightly short pants, bare feet, a brown cape made from an old skirt and a "golden" ring on a chain. Gli Hobbit sono una delle razze che popolano l'universo immaginario di Arda, ideato dallo scrittore fantasy J.R.R. Tolkien. Essi sono presenti nel nord della Terra di Mezzo principalmente nella regione da loro amministrata, la Contea, e nelle zone strettamente limitrofe. Gli Hobbit appaiono per la prima volta ne Lo Hobbit, ma rivestono un ruolo ben più importante ne Il Signore degli Anelli. Nell'opera di Tolkien gli Hobbit sono talvolta chiamati mezzuomini, in inglese halfling; quest'ultimo nome viene usato in molte ambientazioni fantasy per indicare creature ispirate a quelle di Tolkien, aggirando al contempo le implicazioni legali derivanti dall'uso del termine hobbit.

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