- The enchantment associated with Beorn didn’t stop with his ability to turn into a bear. His servants were animals that could walk upright and talk.
- The origin is disputed. A phonetically exact correspondence exists in Old Norse bjǫrn (“bear”), from Proto-Germanic *bernuz (more at *berô)...
- Beornings, also known as Bears, are a race of men who are capable of transforming into huge, powerful bears. The most notable and well-known Beorning in Tolkien is Beorn...
- Listen to music by Beorn on Apple Music. Find top songs and albums by Beorn including Master of the Wind (Instrumental), Master of the Wind and more.
- Beorn’s chapter has always been among my favourites in The Hobbit. I adore Beorn and Gandalf’s sparring dialogue. It always makes me chuckle.
- I picked him out for both those qualities in the wrap-up post for the Against the Shadow cycle in The Line Unbroken. So let's talk a bit about Beorn.
- Beorn Wunterbrood is a Flaming Fist who appears in the Watch Citadel of High Hall during Act 3 to rally the forces of Baldur's Gate against the Netherbrain.
