You know what I think he is! He's never been silent for this long before. A shame since this was such a great fix.

U dead?

waitDurin's Bane was the dragon, but that wasn't at the mines of moriathe mines of moria had a balrog, didn't they?

Power. What a double edged sword. You need it but it can consume you. It is tool but it can be a demon that leads one into temptation.

I have to ask, will Harry get a patron to strengthen his ties to the Valar? If so maybe it can be Ulmo, or Mandos, Manwe, and maybe Tulkas? I personally hope it is Manwe and Tulkas. Those guys has the biggest bones to pick against Morgoth and his monsters and what damage they have done against the world.

Also I have to steal from Enku's suggestion and also from Manda's Priest. But with some of my additions and alterations.

Please make sure that you find away for Harry to regain the Deathly Hallows such as The Resurrection Stone and The Elder Wand(The Elder Wand has not only now been merged with his original Phoenix Feather and Holly wand but also his current wand made from Pine Tree with the heart strings of Scatha the Worm)and rediscovers his ability to speak with Snakes and Harry Potter also has his Invisibility Cloak returned to him. That would be awesome.

Especially if you make sure that Harry Potter remembers to use more of his canon arsenal and uses it and not just his Middle Earth Magic or the Patronus Charm. I want some more Harry Potter elements in a Harry Potter crossover.

I would also like to see Harry Potter try to restore more of the fantastic elements of the Valar's influence. Because I would love to see some of the old glory of Middle Earth in the early ages be restored and it is because of Harry Potter and The Valar's influence.

However please do not go with everything from the Shadow of Mordor and Shadow of War power ups. But if Harry gains Celebrimbor's knowledge and skills please make him use it to enhance the Deathly Hallows and also Harry Potter's Sword and Dagger as well. Please also give Harry Potter the abilities of Talion that do not involve brainwashing or bringing back the dead as zombies. Also please do not give Harry Potter a Ring of Power or the Super Human Strength and Speed of Talion in the games.

Everything else is fair game. That would be perfect.

To much power consumes the wisest of men. It happened in Galadriel's family and it affects her to this day.

Now I am glad Harry's purpose in Middle Earth as far as the elves are concerned seems to be repairing the damage done to it by Morgoth and his monsters. The new White Tree of the Dwarves whilst a memory of the original proved that and more, I just can't wait to see how this changes things for the elves.

Though there is something I would like to point out with this situation that could be an even bigger deal for everyone in middle earth going forward and would strike a massive blow against the sad fate of the elves as Arwen put's it.

First Harry has shown he can do amazing things with his potions, second he managed to create a new white tree using his Patronus, third Galadriel is capable of capturing the light of a Silmaril, the light of the two trees in water. Combine these three facts and Harry may just wind up making a third great tree that's light is both silver and gold. On my part this is mainly a theory but a possible theory but if that doesn't change the course of history for the elves I don't know what will.

The only problems with this is the location of where to plant the tree as the location of the tree of Gundabad was the home of one of the Valar and had a special power to it. The other problem is Smaug, the Balrog, the Nazgul and Sauron all of these could destroy the new tree easily or command vast armies of dark creatures and orcs to do it for them. Despite all the danger that may come of it there will also be hope for future of Middle Earth as well but this goes one hundred fold for the elves as they will be the ones who will best understand and appreciate this gift.

If this does happen then by the time of the Fourth Age the world of Arda won't be as grey as when the elves left it in canon.

Now If I were you take some inspiration from Enku's suggestion and also from Manda.

Please make sure that you find away for Harry to regain the Deathly Hallows such as The Resurrection Stone and The Elder Wand(The Elder Wand has not only now been merged with his original Phoenix Feather and Holly Wood wand but also his current wand with the heart strings of Scatha the Worm)and he has all the knowledge of Voldemort and rediscovers his ability to speak with Snakes and Harry Potter also has his Invisibility Cloak returned to him. That would be awesome. And it would be enough to catch Sauron off guard.

Especially if you make sure that he remembers to use more of his canon arsenal and uses it and not just his Middle Earth Magic or the Patronus Charm. I want some more Harry Potter elements in my Harry Potter crossover.

I would also like to see Harry Potter try to restore more of the fantastic elements of the Valar's influence. Because I would love to see some of the old glory of Middle Earth in the early ages be restored and it is because of Harry Potter and The Valar's influence. Especially where their influence still lingers.

However please do not go with everything from the Shadow of Mordor and Shadow of War power ups. Do not give him a Ring of Power but if Harry has Celebrimbor's knowledge please do enhance the Deathly Hallows and Harry's Sword and Dagger as well and also give Harry the abilities of Talion that do not involve brainwashing or bringing back the dead as zombies. And do not make him a Ring Wraith or a Nazghul.

Harry's purpose in middle earth as far as the elves are concerned seems to be repairing the damage done to it by Morgoth. The new white tree of the dwarves whilst a memory of the original proved that and more, I just can't wait to see how this changes things for the elves. Though there is something I would like to point out with this situation that could be an even bigger deal for everyone in middle earth going forward and would strike a massive blow against the sad fate of the elves as Arwen put's it.

First Harry has shown he can do amazing things with his potions, second he managed to create a new white tree using his patronus, third Galadriel is capable of capturing the light of a Silmaril, the light of the two trees in water. Combine these three facts and Harry may just wind up making a third great tree that's light is both silver and gold. On my part this is mainly a theory but a possible theory but theory or not if that doesn't change the course of history for the elves I don't know what will.

The only problems with this is the location of where to plant the tree as the location of the tree of Gundabad was the home of one of the valar and had a special power to it. The other problem is Smaug, the balrog, the Nazgul and Sauron all of these could destroy the new tree easily or command vast armies of dark creatures and orcs to do it for them. Despite all the danger that may come of it there will also be hope for future of middle earth as well but this goes one hundred fold for the elves as they will be the ones who will best understand and appreciate this gift. if this does happen then by the time of the fourth age the world won't be as old and grey as when the elves left it in canon.

At least he's got something vaguely similar to a goal now. Beating Witch King should be possible for Harry after he finds a wand. Hope he won't wander randomly chasing red herrings for too long, that's already gotten dull. Maybe Daewen can become a more permanent companion to Harry, it's way past time you establish a proper supporting cast, author.

Yup. No more supporting cast. Again. Hopefully something new will happen that won't consist of Harry just randomly wandering around Middle Earth, author.

Prose is still kicking ass btw.

Now that there's an actual supporting cast and a goal for the hero, the story has become far less dull, author. Though I suspect this is temporary and these dwarf buddies won't stick around long (even if they don't die in Moria). Hopefully Harry will at least find another clear goal to work towards after he's done in there. It's getting old watching him wander around Middle Earth aimlessly.

It's kinda boring, that much is true. But your prose is very high quality, especially for fanfiction, so you can still keep the reader reading. It's too solitary, Harry is just passing by truckloads of minor characters. There's literally no other major character, not even a recurring extra or something. That's the biggest part of the boringness.

Very good writing, author. Congrats are in order.

It's been kinda dull so far but you actually kinda managed to emulate the dullness Tolkien's long passages about the wilderness travel also cause, so I'd say it's a big victory.

Absolute amazing story, sad to see it discontinued

Now here is part 2 of Harry's canon skills.

Transfiguration: Harry achieved an 'Exceeds Expectations' on his O.W.L. exam, showing proficiency in the subject and advanced to N.E.W.T.-level. He was able to perform Conjuration an advanced type of Transfiguration. In his sixth year Harry demonstrated this by conjuring ropes and water. He could also vanish objects, which is one of the most complicated spells taught at Ordinary Wizarding Level. Harry vanished the whole of an iguana and a snake that crossed his path. He could also transform objects into other objects for example, he can cast the Avifors Spell. Harry is also skilled enough to perform human Transfiguration, which is noted to be "immensely difficult". He accomplished this during a Transfiguration lesson, were he succeeded in turning his eyebrow bright yellow. Minerva McGonagall herself complimented him on his Transfiguration ability. After having traveled back in time Harry uses human Transfiguration to an impressive degree to disguise himself as Voldemort.

Charms: Harry achieved an 'Exceeds Expectations' on his O.W.L. exam and advanced to N.E.W.T.-level. He proved to be particularly talented in this subject. Harry frequently used the Summoning Charm successfully, would occasionally cast the protective enchantments that Hermione used during the Horcrux hunt, and was able to cast the Confundus Charm. He displayed an impressive mastery of the Shield Charm, surpassing that of many Ministry employees: his Shield Charms were so powerful that they were able to deflect curses from Lord Voldemort himself. During the Battle of the Seven Potters, he was able to levitate a side-car with himself in it for a long stretch of time. He could also cast simpler charms such as the; Wand-Lighting Charm, Colour Change Charm, Banishing Charm, Refilling Charm, and various others. Under the teaching of Remus Lupin, Harry was able to conjure an extremely powerful corporeal Patronus in his third year (in the form of a stag), which was a remarkable feat and yet another proof of his talent, given that many talented adult wizards were unable to cast the difficult charm successfully.

Healing magic: Harry was able to effectively cast healing spells. After he saw Nymphadora Tonks perform the Episkey spell on his own broken nose, he fixed Demelza Robins' broken lip in 1996 with the same spell, which is used to treat mild to moderate injuries. He also used the healing spell for clearing up dried blood from a bleeding wound.

Apparition: Harry had not earned a licence to apparate, but he used the ability frequently to great success, even when forced to apparate with only a few seconds' notice or while guiding others. He also used apparition in his sixth year to a very impressive degree, to get himself and a weakened Albus Dumbledore over an incredibly vast distance even though he was inexperienced.

Non-verbal and wandless magic: When the Dementors attacked in Little Whinging, Dudley had knocked Harry's wand out of his hand when he punched him moments before. In desperation, Harry calls out "Lumos!" Although his wand was not in his hand, the wand tip lit up. During 1997 and 1998, Harry began using spells non-verbally and became quite proficient at it when Snape was not bothering him. He used both non-verbal and wandless magic when he caused the glass window of a snake's cage at the zoo to vanish, and again when he inflated Marge Dursley, although both of these occurrences were accidents fueled by pure anger. Few other wizards have exhibited this power, although Dumbledore and Voldemort were among them. This further testifies to Harry's skill, as only some of the most powerful wizards of his time were able to do so. As an adult Harry displays the ability to consciously use wandless magic; shown when he straightened his work-space with the simple wave of a hand.

Care of Magical Creatures: Harry achieved an 'Exceeds Expectations' on his O.W.L. exam, he has shown on more than one occasion to have good skill in handling numerous sorts of magical creatures. For example, he was the first in his class to tame a hippogriff, which he did very excellently. He befriended the hippogriff, Buckbeak, to the extent that Buckbeak defended him when he was in danger. Harry has also shown on three occasions that he is quite competent at dealing with dragons. This is shown when he was able to help Hagrid take care of baby Norbert the dragon, outsmart the Hungarian Horntail in the Triwizard Tournament, and tame a half-blind dragon into helping the trio escape Gringotts by flying out on its back. He was also one of very few in his class who was able to see Thestrals, and had no trouble mounting his. Harry was also good with House-elves, befriending the house-elf Dobby and eventually freeing him, which made the little elf so loyal to him that he gave his life to save him. He also earned the respect and loyalty of Kreacher, a very difficult task.

Herbology: Harry attended N.E.W.T. Herbology classes. He achieved an 'Exceeds Expectations' on his O.W.L. exam, showing aptitude in the subject. Harry was able to recognize a Snargaluff plant at the Lovegood House and knew to gave it a wide berth of space. He also had knowledge of plants such as: Devil's Snare, Gillyweed, Venomous Tentacula, and Fanged Geranium from hands on experience. He could cast plant-related spells such as the Fire-Making Spell and Herbivicus Charm.

Astronomy: Though not excellent at Astronomy, Harry was able to pass his O.W.L. exam with an 'Acceptable'. Although it was stated that he didn't finish his exam, due to the fact that he was distracted by Dolores Umbridge's attempt to arrest Hagrid during the time the exam was being taken. It is not known if he was able to advance to the N.E.W.T class or not, seeing as he did not apply for advancement.

Wand versatility: Harry was able to use Hermione's wand after his was broken during the Attack at Godric's Hollow. He was able to use spells such as: the Wand-Lighting Charm, the Shield Charm, and the Severing Charm at full strength, despite not having won the wand's allegiance. He also gained the allegiance of Draco Malfoy's wand, the Elder Wand, and quite possibly Voldemort's wand by defeating the previous masters.

Expert detective skills: Harry, along with Ron and Hermione, was also a formidably talented investigator. While in school, the trio had a knack for solving difficult mysteries and discovering the truth despite all attempts by others to conceal it, with Hermione generally finding the background information while Harry put the pieces together to make a coherent picture. In his first year, Harry uncovered the truth about the Philosopher's Stone and saved it from Voldemort. Over the next six years, he would solve the mystery of the Chamber of Secrets, find the truth about the prophecy, and hunt down and destroy all of Voldemort's Horcruxes using his amazing deductive skills. Harry's deductive skills also allowed him to uncover the mystery of the Deathly Hallows and learn that he mastered the three of them when even Ron and Hermione were initially sceptical of their existence. Harry also had a knack for spotting things that others did not, and had a sharp eye for details, as he was able to tell that Luna Lovegood had not been home in weeks by the state of her room, and he became suspicious when Dobby revealed that he had known that Harry was not getting any letters. His intelligence allowed him to intuitively know that Draco Malfoy had been branded with the Dark Mark despite no solid proof, that Malfoy was using the Room of Requirement as a work shop, and that he was having Crabbe and Goyle use Polyjuice Potion in order to disguise themselves as girls while keeping watch outside the room.

Resourcefulness: Harry showed resourcefulness in many different situations. In his first year, Harry impersonated the Bloody Baron, warning Peeves to stay away from the third floor that night so he wouldn't inconvenience the trio on their quest to save the Philosopher's Stone. In his second year, when encountering Professor McGonagall on his and Ron's way to Moaning Myrtle's bathroom, he lied and said that that they were on their way to see Hermione in the hospital wing also in his second year, he used a basilisk fang to destroy Riddle's Diary. In his fifth year, while under interrogation from Umbridge, he relayed a coded message to Snape in an attempt to warn him and by extension the Order, that Voldemort had Sirius. In the same year, while surrounded by Death Eaters Harry came up with the plan to smash the shelves in the Hall of Prophecy as a distraction so that he and the D.A. could try and escape. During the hunt for Horcruxes, he used the Godric Gryffindor's Sword as a way of retrieving Helga Hufflepuff's cup from the mounds of burning treasure and used the half-blind Dragon as a means to escape from Gringotts Wizarding Bank. Harry was also cunning enough that the Sorting Hat heavily considered Sorting him into Slytherin house.

Leadership skills: While Harry never deliberately set out to be a leader to others, he had often taken charge when the situation required it. This began with his impulsive decision to find and warn Hermione about the presence of a troll in the school during the Halloween feast. It progressed to the point where over thirty students, some of them in their sixth and seventh years — respect him as a teacher in Dumbledore's Army despite his being younger than they were. Dumbledore later noted that Harry was a superior leader to him. Dumbledore had deliberately sought power in his youth and subsequently avoided anything more demanding than his role as Hogwarts headmaster — while Harry had leadership thrust upon. Harry accepted the burden of command, acknowledging his responsibilities towards those who "followed" him. He did this regardless of how uncomfortable he might feel about the prospect and coordinating his efforts against his enemies well, when left with no other option but to take control. Harry's natural talents later served the rest of the Wizarding community of Great Britain. He was promoted to the Head of the Auror Office, at age 26 and was later made the Head of Magical Law Enforcement. His promotion to these positions of power at relatively young ages demonstrate Harry's natural talent as a commander.

Indomitable will: Harry appears to possess an unbreakable spirit and, though not above depression, he has never truly given up on any mission. He's been shown to rise from defeat and loss, such as the deaths of many loved ones, even stronger than before. His indomitable will is exemplified by his ability to resist the Imperius Curse, and also by the fact that he had never begged for mercy even in life-and-death situations, but fought back in defiance, as well as perform non-verbal spells flawlessly. His inability to perform Occlumency(despite possessing the required willpower)is due to his inability to keep his emotions under control.

Teaching skills: Harry has shown tremendous skill in teaching others. Having mastered many spells at a young age, Harry successfully passed them onto others even when he was still a student himself, giving proper instructions and corrections on how to perform many fields of magic, ranging from the relatively simplistic Disarming Charm to the highly advanced Patronus Charm. Harry's effectiveness as a teacher led many, some even older than him, to choose him over the Ministry-installed professional Dolores Umbridge, and he even returned to Hogwarts to give occasional lectures.

Here is part one of Harry's cannon skills.

Love: Harry's greatest power of all was his ability to love. In spite of being raised by a family that treated him with anything but affection, Harry remarkably turned out capable of very strong love. For example, Harry's love for his friends caused him to sacrifice himself to Lord Voldemort. His love for his friends also caused him to feel no concern for his own well being or happiness when they were at risk, and put himself in danger many times to protect them. This loving sacrifice conferred a certain amount of protection onto his allies, making it so that spells Voldemort tried to place on them quickly wore off. Harry's ability to love has also protected and helped him on several occasions, such as when he produced a Patronus that could drive hundreds of Dementors away, repelled Voldemort when he possessed him, and allowed himself to close the connection between himself and Voldemort when he was unable to perform Occlumency. His love was strongest when directed at Ginny Weasley, who was the driving force that kept him going until Voldemort was defeated.

Auror skills: Harry was extremely young for an Auror, which spoke highly of his magical abilities. He became head of the Auror Office at the age of 26. During his time as an Auror, he gained skills in various areas of magic such as, Concealment and Disguise, Stealth and Tracking, and poisons and antidotes. All of these areas of magic were essential studies for Aurors. He also had high skill in Transfiguration, as Aurors had to frequently transfigure and untransfigure things in their line of work. Harry also possessed a great instinct for the right thing to do when faced with stressful and difficult situations, something that contributed to him becoming a fantastic Auror.

Defense Against the Dark Arts: Harry was extremely adept in Defense Against the Dark Arts, having mastered all manners of spells, such as the: Stunning Spell, Disarming Charm, Impediment Jinx, Full Body-Bind Curse, and Reductor Curse. In fact, his Stunning Spell was so strong that opponents would get knocked out if they were hit directly. He was also skilled at defending himself against Dark creatures such as: Grindylows, Red Caps, Hinkypunks, Boggarts, Erklings, and Dementors. In his third year, he was the only student who flawlessly made it through the end-of-the-year exam (an obstacle course containing some of the said creatures.) In his fifth year, Professor McGonagall stated that Professor Lupin said he showed a "pronounced aptitude" for the subject, and that he had "achieved high marks on all his Defense Against the Dark Arts tests". In fact, Harry had beaten Hermione in two of the three Defence Against the Dark Arts exams they had taken together. The only exam she beat him in was their first year exam and Hermione later reflected that it did not count as Quirrell "wasn't a particularly good teacher". During his O.W.L. examination, Professor Tofty (Wizarding Examinations Authority) expressed pleasure at Harry's performance of Defense Against the Dark Arts, calling it "excellent". This statement was later proven true when he achieved an 'Outstanding' Defense Against the Dark Arts O.W.L. (something that not even Hermione achieved), a testament of his extraordinary talent in defensive magic. Ron stated that it came as no surprise that Harry was top of the class at Defense Against the Dark Arts. Indeed, Harry was so good at DADA that when the Ministry of Magic prevented the subject from being taught effectively, he set up his own DADA club and successfully taught members how to defend themselves against the Dark Arts. He immediately became an Auror after the Second Wizarding War, which also required considerable skill in both defensive and offensive magic. Harry also developed a high level of resistance towards the Imperius Curse as well, demonstrated when it was cast upon him by Barty Crouch Jr (disguised as Alastor Moody) and by Lord Voldemort himself.

Dueling: Despite his young age, Harry was an accomplished and skilful duelist. He was able to single-handedly defeat some of the most formidable Death Eaters and even survive numerous encounters with Lord Voldemort himself. He eventually defeated Voldemort by becoming the master of the Elder Wand. In many battles of the Second Wizarding War, he was able to incapacitate much more experienced Death Eaters. During the Battle of the Department of Mysteries, he was the only one of the six D.A. members to be neither injured nor incapacitated and, along with Albus Dumbledore and Remus Lupin, was the only fighter on their side to emerge from the battle physically unscathed. In that time he had defeated Lucius Malfoy and had defeated the extremely powerful Antonin Dolohov twice. Later, in the same battle, he was able to hold his own against Bellatrix Lestrange, who was the most powerful of all the Death Eaters. Harry defeated Yaxley, Fenrir Greyback, and one of the two Carrows. He fought off several Death Eaters in the Battle of the Seven Potters. During the Skirmish at Malfoy Manor he overpowered Lucius Malfoy, Draco Malfoy, and Fenrir Greyback and avoided direct conflict damage all throughout the Battle of Hogwarts (ensuring that mastery of the Elder Wand did not waver from him). He was known to be very quick off the draw and had an aggressive dueling style, even incorporating Unforgivable Curses. He was also known to taunt his opponents and get them to talk at length, angering them and throwing them mentally off-balance, buying himself time to strategise or lulling them into lowering their guard. Harry was especially skilled in the Disarming Charm and used it so much that it was seen as his "signature spell" by many Death Eaters. His most notable uses of the Disarming Charm were when he formed Priori Incantatem with Voldemort and when he finally killed the Dark Lord. At the remarkably young age of seventeen Harry became an Auror and was promoted to Head of the Auror Office at the age of 26 or 27.

Dark Arts: Harry was one of the few non-Dark Wizards who was highly proficient in the Dark Arts at all levels. On top of being able to cast simple curses and jinxes like the; Leg-Locker Curse, Furnunculus Curse, Knockback Jinx, Revulsion Jinx, and Melofors Jinx, he could cast more powerful spells such as the Blasting Curse. He was also able to flawlessly cast the jinxes and curses in the Half-Blood Prince's copy of Advanced Potion-Making. Harry even used some of the Unforgivable Curses, such as the Imperius Curse on Travers and a goblin called Bogrod during the Break-in of Gringotts Wizarding Bank, as well as the Cruciatus Curse on several occasions. However, his first successful attempt was against Amycus Carrow, but it did not result in the prolonged, excruciating pain that the curse was famous for — instead, Carrow screamed and was incapacitated. He has never used the Killing Curse for obvious reasons, even in his final battle with Voldemort.

Flying: Harry had inherited his father's talent for flying and for Quidditch. Harry showed immediate command of a broomstick in his first year, which made him a naturally good Seeker. This was the first magical skill for which he discovered an aptitude, as he found. In fact, at the mere age of eleven, Harry became the youngest Seeker in a century. His extraordinary flying skills aided him when he had to capture Winged Keys to get past Professor Flitwick's challenge in the Philosopher's Stone Chambers, and also helped him in the Triwizard Tournament (where he had to steal a golden egg from a Hungarian Horntail), and during the Battle of Hogwarts, during which he managed to escape a Fiendfyre inferno in the Room of Requirement.

Parselmouth: Because he carried a piece of Voldemort's soul within himself, Harry was able to speak and understand Parseltongue. After that soul fragment was destroyed, Harry lost this ability. However, Harry had somehow regained the ability to speak Parseltongue again, although it was possible he never lost to begin with or that the ability simply became temporarily suppressed after the Horcrux was destroyed.

Insight into Voldemort's mind: Also due to the piece of Voldemort's soul, Harry was able to look into Voldemort's mind and see through his senses from time to time. He sometimes used this ability to monitor what Voldemort was doing. However, it was a dangerous ability to have as well; Voldemort once used it, along with Legilimency, to plant a false vision in Harry's mind of Sirius Black being tortured, which he used to lure Harry to the Department of Mysteries. Additionally, because of their connection, Harry felt a burning pain in his scar whenever he and Voldemort were in close proximity or whenever Voldemort felt strong negative emotions. Harry lost this ability as well when the soul fragment within him was destroyed. Harry also possessed a non-magical insight into Voldemort's mind from the information Dumbledore shared with him during their lessons. This insight allowed Harry to figure out that a Horcrux was stored at Gringotts Wizarding Bank after which Ron and Hermoine noted Harry's understanding of Voldemort causing to Harry admit that he did understand parts of Voldemort.

Master of Death: Harry mastered all three Deathly Hallows and accepted his own death.[45] First, he inherited the Cloak of Invisibility from his father, James. Then, he inherited the Resurrection Stone from Dumbledore, which was inside a snitch. Finally, he won the Elder Wand from Draco Malfoy during the Skirmish at Malfoy Manor. All three were directly or indirectly employed by Harry in the Forbidden Forest: he was wearing the Cloak, using the Stone, and was preparing to be killed by the Wand, which he had already won. The only Hallow he choose to keep was the cloak as it was a priceless family heirloom; the stone was lost in the forest and the wand returned to Dumbledore's tomb.

Potions: Harry's Potions ability was apparently better than it appeared. He achieved an 'Exceeds Expectations on his O.W.L. exam — proof of his proficiency in the subject. He was one of only twelve students able to reach the required level to take N.E.W.T. potions. He improved greatly during his sixth year when he came into possession of the Half-Blood Prince's copy of Advanced Potion-Making, that had revised versions of potions curtsey of the Half-Blood Prince (Severus Snape). However, the usage of this textbook was noted by both Hermione and Snape to be cheating, and when forced to hide it Harry's potion skills suffered. It was revealed, that even without the Prince's book, Harry was still able to do a decent enough job at potion-making that Slughorn's suspicions were not raised. Apparently Harry had no problems with potions at all as long as Snape was not around.

Transfiguration: Harry achieved an 'Exceeds Expectations' on his O.W.L. exam, showing proficiency in the subject and advanced to N.E.W.T.-level. He was able to perform Conjuration an advanced type of Transfiguration. In his sixth year Harry demonstrated this by conjuring ropes and water. He could also vanish objects, which is one of the most complicated spells taught at Ordinary Wizarding Level. Harry vanished the whole of an iguana and a snake that crossed his path. He could also transform objects into other objects for example, he can cast the Avifors Spell. Harry is also skilled enough to perform human Transfiguration, which is noted to be "immensely difficult". He accomplished this during a Transfiguration lesson, were he succeeded in turning his eyebrow bright yellow. Minerva McGonagall herself complimented him on his Transfiguration ability. After having traveled back in time to Harry uses human Transfiguration to an impressive degree to disguise himself as Voldemort.

Charms: Harry achieved an 'Exceeds Expectations' on his O.W.L. exam and advanced to N.E.W.T.-level. He proved to be particularly talented in this subject. Harry frequently used the Summoning Charm successfully, would occasionally cast the protective enchantments that Hermione used during the Horcrux hunt, and was able to cast the Confundus Charm. He displayed an impressive mastery of the Shield Charm, surpassing that of many Ministry employees: his Shield Charms were so powerful that they were able to deflect curses from Lord Voldemort himself. During the Battle of the Seven Potters, he was able to levitate a side-car with himself in it for a long stretch of time. He could also cast simpler charms such as the; Wand-Lighting Charm, Colour Change Charm, Banishing Charm, Refilling Charm, and various others. Under the teaching of Remus Lupin, Harry was able to conjure an extremely powerful corporeal Patronus in his third year (in the form of a stag), which was a remarkable feat and yet another proof of his talent, given that many talented adult wizards were unable to cast the difficult charm successfully.

Healing magic: Harry was able to effectively cast healing spells. After he saw Nymphadora Tonks perform the Episkey spell on his own broken nose, he fixed Demelza Robins' broken lip in 1996 with the same spell, which is used to treat mild to moderate injuries. He also used the healing spell for clearing up dried blood from a bleeding wound.

Apparition: Harry had not earned a license to apparate, but he used the ability frequently to great success, even when forced to apparate with only a few seconds' notice or while guiding others. He also used apparition in his sixth year to a very impressive degree, to get himself and a weakened Albus Dumbledore over an incredibly vast distance even though he was inexperienced.

Non-verbal and wandless magic: When the Dementors attacked in Little Whinging, Dudley had knocked Harry's wand out of his hand when he punched him moments before. In desperation, Harry calls out "Lumos!" Although his wand was not in his hand, the wand tip lit up. Harry began using spells non-verbally and became quite proficient at it when Snape was not bothering him. He used both non-verbal and wandless magic, when he caused the glass window of a snake's cage at the zoo to vanish, and again when he inflated Marge Dursley, although both of these occurrences were accidents fuelled by pure anger. Few other wizards have exhibited this power, although Dumbledore and Voldemort were among them. This further testifies to Harry's skill, as only some of the most powerful wizards of his time were able to do so. As an adult Harry displays the ability to consciously use wandless magic; shown when he straightened his work-space with the simple wave of a hand.

Care of Magical Creatures: Harry achieved an 'Exceeds Expectations' on his O.W.L. exam, he has shown on more than one occasion to have good skill in handling numerous sorts of magical creatures. For example, he was the first in his class to tame a hippogriff, which he did very excellently. He befriended the hippogriff, Buckbeak, to the extent that Buckbeak defended him when he was in danger. Harry has also shown on three occasions that he is quite competent at dealing with dragons. This is shown when he was able to help Hagrid take care of baby Norbert the dragon, outsmart the Hungarian Horntail in the Triwizard Tournament, and tame a half-blind dragon into helping the trio escape Gringotts by flying out on its back. He was also one of very few in his class who was able to see Thestrals, and had no trouble mounting his. Harry was also good with House-elves, befriending the house-elf Dobby and eventually freeing him, which made the little elf so loyal to him that he gave his life to save him. He also earned the respect and loyalty of Kreacher, a very difficult task.

Herbology: Harry attended N.E.W.T. Herbology classes. He achieved an 'Exceeds Expectations' on his O.W.L. exam, showing aptitude in the subject. Harry was able to recognize a Snargaluff plant at the Lovegood House and knew to gave it a wide berth of space. He also had knowledge of plants such as: Devil's Snare, Gillyweed, Venomous Tentacula, and Fanged Geranium from hands on experience. He could cast plant-related spells such as the Fire-Making Spell and Herbivicus Charm.

Astronomy: Though not excellent at Astronomy, Harry was able to pass his O.W.L. exam with an 'Acceptable'. Although it was stated that he didn't finish his exam, due to the fact that he was distracted by Dolores Umbridge's attempt to arrest Hagrid during the time the exam was being taken. It is not known if he was able to advance to the N.E.W.T class or not, seeing as he did not apply for advancement.

Wand versatility: Harry was able to use Hermione's wand after his was broken during the Attack at Godric's Hollow. He was able to use spells such as: the Wand-Lighting Charm, the Shield Charm, and the Severing Charm at full strength, despite not having won the wand's allegiance. He also gained the allegiance of Draco Malfoy's wand, the Elder Wand, and quite possibly Voldemort's wand by defeating the previous masters.

Expert detective skills: Harry, along with Ron and Hermione, was also a formidably talented investigator. While in school, the trio had a knack for solving difficult mysteries and discovering the truth despite all attempts by others to conceal it, with Hermione generally finding the background information while Harry put the pieces together to make a coherent picture. In his first year, Harry uncovered the truth about the Philosopher's Stone and saved it from Voldemort. Over the next six years, he would solve the mystery of the Chamber of Secrets, find the truth about the prophecy, and hunt down and destroy all of Voldemort's Horcruxes using his amazing deductive skills. Harry's deductive skills also allowed him to uncover the mystery of the Deathly Hallows and learn that he mastered the three of them when even Ron and Hermione were initially skeptical of their existence. Harry also had a knack for spotting things that others did not, and had a sharp eye for details, as he was able to tell that Luna Lovegood had not been home in weeks by the state of her room, and he became suspicious when Dobby revealed that he had known that Harry was not getting any letters. His intelligence allowed him to intuitively know that Draco Malfoy had been branded with the Dark Mark despite no solid proof, that Malfoy was using the Room of Requirement as a work shop, and that he was having Crabbe and Goyle use Polyjuice Potion in order to disguise themselves as girls while keeping watch outside the room.

Resourcefulness: Harry showed resourcefulness in many different situations. In his first year, Harry impersonated the Bloody Baron, warning Peeves to stay away from the third floor that night so he wouldn't inconvenience the trio on their quest to save the Philosopher's Stone. In his second year, when encountering Professor McGonagall on his and Ron's way to Moaning Myrtle's bathroom, he lied and said that that they were on their way to see Hermione in the hospital wing also in his second year, he used a basilisk fang to destroy Riddle's Diary. In his fifth year, while under interrogation from Umbridge, he relayed a coded message to Snape in an attempt to warn him and by extension the Order.

Oh yeah. To much power consumes the wisest of men. It happened in Galadriel's family and it affects her to this day.

But can I make a suggestion for an adventure after Harry's task? It is for the adventure with Bilbo and the Dwarves and against Smaug himself make Harry Harry saves the surviving members of the line of Durin and his ties and friendship get's Aule's attention especially if he returns the Arkenstone to them. And make sure Harry slays the Dragon Smaug so that he lives up to his Dragon Slaying Mantle.

Can I make another suggestion? Make sure that you find away for Harry to regain the Deathly Hallows such as The Resurrection Stone and The Elder Wand(The Elder Wand has not only now been merged with his original Phoenix Feather and Holly Wood wand but also his current wand)and he has all the knowledge of Voldemort and keeps his ability to speak with Snakes and Harry Potter also has his Invisibility Cloak returned to him. That would be awesome. And it would be enough to catch Sauron off guard.

Especially if you make sure that he remembers to use his canon arsenal and uses it and not just his Middle Earth Magic or the Patronus Charm.

I would also like to see Harry Potter try to restore some of the fantastic elements of the Valar's influence? Because I would love to see some of the old glory of Middle Earth in the early ages be restored and it is because of Harry Potter and The Valar's influence. Especially where their influence still lingers.

However please Do not go with the Shadow of Mordor and Shadow of War power ups. That is to much power for anyone. And do not go with the events or powers one gets in the games as he would become a monster.