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Baranor was a Dúnedain Ranger, and the father of Eradan.
He is non-canonical, as he does not appear in the works of J.R.R. Tolkien.
Biography[]
In the later years of the Third Age, Baranor fathered Eradan. He did not live to see the boy grow into the great man he would become. Baranor's exact fate is unknown. However, it can be assumed that he died or was captured: he and his men were on a patrol near the Misty Mountains when he was lost and never returned. Nevertheless, his son pressed on and eventually did great deeds in his later life.
Appearances[]
Baranor was created for the game The Lord of the Rings: War in the North and does not appear in the books. He was presumably modeled after Tolkien's characters Baranor and the father of Beregond.