Legolas

Legolas, is one of only four who have participated in all nine Hobbit Holidays, thus far. He is the ultimate guide in whom one can confidently place one's complete trust. His command of map-lore suffers no equal and his succinct declarations as to the ambient temperature is second to none. While his code of dress rarely approaches anything Middle Earth (Vatican guard summer-code dress to hard-core Dalesman/shepherd), his spirit is in every way aligned to that of the son of Thranduil. He is a more accurate depiction of Tolkein's character than even JRR himself could have envisaged. Whether it be skill of the bow, erecting of tents or draining of his 21st tankard, he is the very essence of Legolas. Without him, a Hobbit Holiday would make about as much sense as a chocolate balrog.

Name	Legolas, son of Thranduil
Strengths	Sindarin map genius.
Weaknesses	Due to his fastidiousness, gets very cross over matters that others would let pass over them. Some would regard this as a great strength.
Dress code accuracy	Excellent within his own borders.
Favourite beer	Doesn't like to pre-judge.
Alcohol tolerance	Superb. And once showed the full effect that this wonderful life enhancing liquid is capable of when he demonstrated the singing of "Jerusalem" and forewent his breakfast the following day. Others gained from his suffering and he has never forgiven us for it.
Female repelance	Poor. All women lust after his elf nobleness albeit secretly.
Character toughness	The toughest, most powerful and resolute character ever witnessed in Middle Earth.
Magic skills	What others consider to be magic played out by him, he just considers every day matters.
Bare footedness (hobbits only)	Not applicable.
Heroism	One of the great.
Tobacco skills	Doesn't imbibe on the smoke.
Summary	Legolas, is one of only four who have participated in all nine Hobbit Holidays, thus far. He is the ultimate guide in whom one can confidently place one's complete trust. His command of map-lore suffers no equal and his succinct declarations as to the ambient temperature is second to none. While his code of dress rarely approaches anything Middle Earth (Vatican guard summer-code dress to hard-core Dalesman/shepherd), his spirit is in every way aligned to that of the son of Thranduil. He is a more accurate depiction of Tolkein's character than even JRR himself could have envisaged. Whether it be skill of the bow, erecting of tents or draining of his 21st tankard, he is the very essence of Legolas. Without him, a Hobbit Holiday would make about as much sense as a chocolate balrog.