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Mithril is a fictional metal originating in J. R. R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings series.

It is called 'true silver' by the Dwarves and is an incredibly durable and lightweight substance only found in the mines of Khazad-dûm.

In the grand tradition of stealing ideas from Tolkien, countless fantasy authors and game designers have introduced this material into their works.

Often misspelled as mythril, mithral, or mythral and probably mutated into mistral, etc...
Frodo survived a spear to the chest because he was wearing a mithril shirt under his outer clothes.
mithril by Allaryin September 2, 2004
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A fictional fantasy metal associated with silver and elves. It is usually among the strongest metals and magical in nature.
Please forge me a mithril longsword so that I might slay those orcs.
mithril by entivore October 6, 2003

Lord_Mithril 

Lord_Mithril by Anonymous July 8, 2003

Mithilesh 

Sweetest person who would make one go weak in knees & looks to die for
you dating mithilesh, lucky you
Mithilesh by shoorie November 6, 2013
Mithila is a name of a Hindu goddess, and is also the name of a town in India. Mithila was a kingdom in India. Mithila is also a style of Art in India.There was/is also the Mithila Express in Germany. People named Mithila are usaually from South East Asia.
You just showed divine power, Like Mithila!
Mithila by Mithila October 5, 2007
A chill guy who is hella chill and really good at soccer. He has a lot of friends and never snakes people. Anyone with this name is considered to be a fun loving person and always fun to hang around
Did you see Messi?
Yea but he's not as good as Mithil
Mithil by Mithil March 14, 2017

Heavy Mythril 

Any heavy metal that deals heavily with fantasy and, to a lesser extent, sci-fi as a thematic and lyrical device. Blind Guardian is perhaps the premier Heavy Mythril group, having an entire album devoted to the Silmarillion and other songs referencing everything from Peter Pan to Stephen King's Dark Tower series. Other such bands include Manowar, Rhapsody, Demons and Wizards, Hammerfall... in fact, a large percentage of powermetal bands fall under this category. Even Led Zeppelin touched on Heavy Mythril, name dropping Gollum and Mordor in their song "Ramble On". The video game Brutal Legend is an example of Heavy Mythril codified and used as a backdrop for a work. Lastly, the name is also used for a D&D campaign setting created by 4chan's /tg/, where the gods are replaced by metal bands.
Yeah, Helloween is awesome, but sometimes you just need to unwind with some good Swedish Heavy Mythril, know what I mean?
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Can also be used in response to a ban or mute in a forum site or online chat.
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