General Elessar wrote:
Joansean wrote:
Usually, Elves stare at a fortress or a gate until it falls apart..
. but then wy cant they do it to Ringwraiths 
its to bad
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| Author: | mada [ Sun Mar 14, 2010 3:31 am ] |
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General Elessar wrote: Joansean wrote: Usually, Elves stare at a fortress or a gate until it falls apart.. . but then wy cant they do it to Ringwraiths its to bad
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| Author: | theOneRider [ Sun Mar 21, 2010 4:03 pm ] |
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Gentlemen, I have hit upon an idea: Elven Siege Bows! Take a regular elven archer and build up his bow so it resembles the Assymetric Bow used by Japanese samurai. I'll try to get some pictures up as soon as I can. However, we now need to move the conversation over Here. |
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| Author: | aelfwine [ Sun Mar 21, 2010 4:56 pm ] |
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mada wrote: General Elessar wrote: Joansean wrote: Usually, Elves stare at a fortress or a gate until it falls apart.. . but then wy cant they do it to Ringwraiths its to badThey do. Gildor and his pals chase off Khamul the Easterling in the books. Glorfindel chases off four of them. The Nazgul's power is fear. The Elves aren't afraid of them. The Nazgul have little power over Elves. The real reason Nazgul are dangerous to Elves is that the Nazgul can gather armies and using their innate terror causing ability, they could thrust an army against the Elves, until the Elves are overwhelmed. But any of the Elder elves should be able to tell a Nazgul to naff off without much thinking. It's just that in the game, Nazgul have to have some sort of use beyond "scare the bejesus out of random hobbits." |
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| Author: | General Elessar [ Sun Mar 21, 2010 4:59 pm ] |
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aelfwine wrote: Gildor and his pals chase off Khamul the Easterling in the books.
Khamul the Easterling isn't in the books. Or the films. GW made him up. |
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| Author: | gambit025 [ Sun Mar 21, 2010 5:22 pm ] |
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Quote: Khamul the Easterling isn't in the books. Or the films. GW made him up.
He was in the books, being the only ringwraith named apart from the Witch-King. He is only briefly mentioned though. 
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| Author: | General Elessar [ Sun Mar 21, 2010 8:04 pm ] |
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gambit025 wrote: Quote: Khamul the Easterling isn't in the books. Or the films. GW made him up. He was in the books, being the only ringwraith named apart from the Witch-King. He is only briefly mentioned though. Nope. You're wrong. |
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| Author: | Adanedhel [ Sun Mar 21, 2010 8:22 pm ] |
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General Elessar wrote: gambit025 wrote: Quote: Khamul the Easterling isn't in the books. Or the films. GW made him up. He was in the books, being the only ringwraith named apart from the Witch-King. He is only briefly mentioned though. Nope. You're wrong. he is created and named by Tolkien, however his name is not mentioned in LotR itself, only in other writings (i'm not sure as to wether Khamul is the one Gildor chased away) 
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| Author: | Erurainon the Trombonist [ Sun Mar 21, 2010 8:37 pm ] |
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Khamûl was the one in the films who said "Shire, Baggins" to Farmer Maggot. Can't remember where I heard that though, but I'm almost certain he is. |
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