Frór
Frór (Third Age 2552 - Third Age 2589, aged 37 years) was a dwarf of Durin's folk and the second son of King Dáin I.
History
During his short life his people lived in the Grey Mountains, where they were threatened by and at war with Dragons. In 2589 both Frór and his father were killed by a great Cold-drake outside their hall.
Frór's older brother Thrór then became King of Durin's Folk and led part of his house back to Lonely Mountain. The rest of those who left traveled East to the Iron Hills with the youngest brother Grór, who founded his own realm.
Etymology
Frór is a dwarf from the Dvergatal. His name most likely means "swift".
Portrayal in adaptations


2002: The Lord of the Rings Trading Card Game: Mines of Moria:
Decipher gave names to many of the unnamed characters in The Fellowship of the Ring, including those at the council. One card is named "Frór, Gimli's Kinsman", however the Dwarf depicted is not a character in the film. Decipher used a photo of Gimli's scale double Brett Beattie during the Council of Elrond and presented him as though he was another character. This is incompatible with the film, as only four Dwarves are seen during the Council and "Frór" is sitting in Gimli's spot.
2007: The Lord of the Rings Online:
In Thikil-gundu, "The Steel Keep", it is revealed that Frór, along with a number of other deceased dwarves, were brought back to life as dwarf-wights, and now stalk the halls of the Steel Keep. He is encountered by Dori's Company inside Afhân-binnîn, "The Lore Trove".
Referencias
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