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[[Image:SBG - Beregond.gif|thumb|'''Beregond''' as portrayed by the [[Lord of the Rings Strategy Battle Game]]]] | [[Image:SBG - Beregond.gif|thumb|'''Beregond''' as portrayed by the [[Lord of the Rings Strategy Battle Game]]]] | ||
'''Beregond''' | '''Beregond''' was the first Captain of the [[White Company]], the guard of [[Faramir son of Denethor II|Faramir]] of [[Ithilien]]. He was appointed to this rank after he saved the life of Faramir during the [[Siege of Minas Tirith]] in the later [[Third Age]], as described in [[The Lord of the Rings]]. | ||
In the novel, he and his son [[Bergil]] | In the novel, he and his son [[Bergil]] were also noted for being the guides of [[Peregrin Took]] in Minas Tirith. In [[Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings]] however, neither of them is included, their deeds transferred to [[Peregrin Took|Peregrin]] and [[Gandalf]]. | ||
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Revision as of 01:34, 23 October 2006
Beregond as portrayed by the Lord of the Rings Strategy Battle Game
Beregond was the first Captain of the White Company, the guard of Faramir of Ithilien. He was appointed to this rank after he saved the life of Faramir during the Siege of Minas Tirith in the later Third Age, as described in The Lord of the Rings.
In the novel, he and his son Bergil were also noted for being the guides of Peregrin Took in Minas Tirith. In Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings however, neither of them is included, their deeds transferred to Peregrin and Gandalf.
