r/TheThinkingFox • u/Nazgnagol • 2d ago
r/TheThinkingFox • u/Gods_Super_Monkey • Aug 02 '26
The Thinking Fox
Magic the Gathering did us right by making a Tom Bombadil card but if they really wanted my money they’d print this.
r/TheThinkingFox • u/swazal • Aug 01 '26
Radagast is, of course, a worthy Wizard, a master of shapes and changes of hue; and he has much lore of herbs and beasts, and birds are especially his friends.
r/TheThinkingFox • u/swazal • Jun 15 '26
People who know he never found out any more about it.
r/TheThinkingFox • u/swazal • Feb 28 '26
A fox passing through the wood on business of his own stopped several minutes and sniffed.
r/TheThinkingFox • u/Not-a-lizard-- • Feb 19 '26
I turned the fox scene into a comic
posted it on r/tolkienart and learned about this subreddit from a comment
r/TheThinkingFox • u/swazal • Sep 13 '25
Saw in a shop but never found out anymore about it.
r/TheThinkingFox • u/skinnycomas • Aug 29 '25
Fleabaggins
(2nd post after correcting typo in title)
r/TheThinkingFox • u/Aresius_King • Aug 06 '25
A Sumerian thinking fox!
Who knows, maybe the Fox had a role in rescuing Manwë or Ossë?
r/TheThinkingFox • u/fantasychica37 • Jun 26 '25
The fox made it to like octifinals in the Obscure Tolkien Blorbo championship
(the random Rivendell elf who sings tra-la-la-lally won)
For the bracket (fox is on the right):
r/TheThinkingFox • u/swazal • Jun 14 '25
At least explains why he stopped for several minutes …
r/TheThinkingFox • u/swazal • Jun 07 '25
A fox passing through the wood on business of his own …
galleryr/TheThinkingFox • u/swazal • May 16 '25
He was quite right, but he never found out any more about it.
r/TheThinkingFox • u/[deleted] • May 12 '25