What are some good 'Lord of the Rings Thranduil and OC fanfiction' stories to read?

Well, in some 'OC x The Lord of the Rings fanfiction', the OC could be an elf from a different part of Middle - earth that has a different culture and set of abilities. This OC might meet Legolas and they form a bond while sharing their respective elven knowledge. Also, there are fanfictions where the OC is a dwarf with a special talent for forging unique weapons that could potentially change the course of the war. And of course, there are stories where the OC is a human with a mysterious past that is somehow linked to the One Ring.

Start by imagining the setting. Maybe your story takes place in the heart of Mirkwood. Then, focus on building the relationship between Thranduil and the OC. You could have them meet in a tense situation, like when the OC is accused of trespassing in the elven forest. Develop their dialogue to show their different perspectives. For instance, Thranduil might be suspicious at first, but as the story progresses, he discovers the good in the OC. Also, don't forget to add elements from the original 'Lord of the Rings' world, such as references to other characters or places.

Your OC could be a ranger who has a vendetta against a powerful orc chieftain. The orc has been raiding villages and killing innocents. The OC sets out on a mission to hunt down the orc. Along the way, they get involved in a larger conflict between the forces of good and evil. They meet other characters from the Lord of the Rings world, like Aragorn or Legolas. This plot allows for a lot of action and character development as the OC battles their personal enemy while also contributing to the greater fight against Sauron.

Well, 'A New Hope in Middle - earth' is a great 'Lord of the Rings' OC fanfiction. It features an original character who comes from a far - off land and brings new skills and ideas to the fight against Sauron. Also, 'The Elven Apprentice' is quite good. It tells the story of an OC who becomes an apprentice to an elven mage, and you get to see a lot of the elven magic and culture through their eyes.

You could name him Alden, which means 'old friend' in Old English, fitting for a character in the LOTR universe. Another option is Eirik, a strong Norse - sounding name that gives a sense of a warrior.

First, do your research on the lore of Middle - earth. Know how dragons are typically portrayed in Tolkien's works. For example, Smaug was a very greedy and powerful dragon. Then, create a unique backstory for your original character (OC) dragon. What made it different from other dragons? Maybe it has a different origin or a special power.

Another interesting one is 'The Orphan of Rohan'. In this fanfiction, the male oc is an orphan in Rohan. He grows up with a strong desire to prove himself. When the war comes, he manages to make his mark by using his wits and courage, and his story is intertwined with the well - known events and characters of 'Lord of the Rings'.

One popular 'Lord of the Rings OC Orc fanfiction' is 'The Orc's Redemption'. It tells the story of an orc who tries to break free from the dark ways. Another good one could be 'Orc Among Elves' which has an interesting take on an orc's interactions with elves in Middle - earth.

One possible scenario in Haldir and OC fanfiction could be that the OC is a traveler from a far - off land who stumbles upon Haldir in Lothlórien. Haldir, being a watchful elf, is initially cautious but as they interact more, they start to understand each other's worlds. Maybe the OC has some unique skills or knowledge that intrigues Haldir, like knowledge of a different form of magic or a different culture's way of fighting. This could lead to a friendship or even a deeper relationship as they face challenges together in Middle - earth.

One common theme is self - discovery. Many original characters in the fanfiction are on a journey to find out who they are in the context of Middle - earth. For example, an OC might be a human with some elven blood and they are trying to understand both parts of their heritage.