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[Mathijs]

Yep, you're right.

[Bebbe]

How come you all remember those names ?
I've read Silmarillion, but I've forgot almost everything

[zimoo]

I've read Silmarillion atleast 5 times, plus the Sons of Feanor are main characters.

[Mathijs]

Same, read all the books far too often.

[Kyrivian]

Likewise. Couldn't help myself

Quick edit: When you say the Citadel Guard will have Sword/bow toggle, do you mean that literally, as in, "Carries a bow and a sword?" or melee/ranged toggle, as in, "Spear and sword?"

Edited by Kyrivian, 03 June 2007 - 11:33 PM.

[Elvenlord]

bow and sword

[Harad King]

hero ideas

Isildur for gondor

Gil-Galad for elves

Sauron for mordor

Edited by harad king, 05 June 2007 - 07:55 PM.

[m@tt]

Whilst adding characters like MoS would be great, Celeglin doesn't like working with the evil factions unfortunately.

[Taralom]

and sauron would unbalance the game. while Celeglin did so much work to balance it

[adummy]

and Gil-Galad is in the mod but you must do a very small piece of modding to get him in.

and Isildur was long dead during the war of the ring

also, there is no men of the west in BFME 1

[Harad King]

and Gil-Galad is in the mod but you must do a very small piece of modding to get him in.

and Isildur was long dead during the war of the ring

also, there is no men of the west in BFME 1

its true sauron would unbalance the game and isildur isn't that a good idea and sorry the men of the west mistake

Edited by harad king, 06 June 2007 - 02:19 AM.

[Kyrivian]

It's not that Isildur is a bad idea, if I recall correctly, Gil Galad died in the Battle of the Last Alliance, it's just that so much work goes into it...

That is, as far as I know.

[Olorin]

Well, Celeglin only included Gil-Galad for fun, but he likes doing Elvish models/characters more than anything else, so...yeah.

[Elvenlord]

Yeah, Cel had an urge to do Gil-Galad one day, and so.......
If given half a chance, he'd probably do every named elf.......

[Kyrivian]

And why not?

I say go for it...

Heh.

[Guess Who]

yea well cirdan is actually one of the strongest elves because he has the same powers as gandalf because he had the ring of fire and gandalf has it now so he should be just as strong as gandalf

[Elvenlord]

He may be one of the strongest elves, but he is not a maia. And he didn't have the ring anymore, so he wouldn't have those powers. And besides, the Elven rings didn't really give power, I can't remember where I read it, I think it was during the council of Elrond, that they said the rings were for making and perserving, not really for power.

Edited by Elvenlord, 09 June 2007 - 03:00 PM.

[Kyrivian]

You'd be right. Ironic as it is, the Elven rings of power were for creation, and not destruction.

Edited by Kyrivian, 09 June 2007 - 08:40 PM.

[Taralom]

but one of them was the ring of fire...
and fire in my eyes destroyes a lot doesn't it??

and the rings of men and Dwarves? where were they for?

[Radspakr Wolfbane]

The Dwarven rings were generating wealth a lot of the Dwarven realms had them (maybe all of them it was 7 rings right?) and it helped them become as rich as they were.
I guess that the Rings for Men were meant to make them more powerful or something.(if so it would be why the Men fell so easliy to Sauron unlike the Dwarves who didn't fall to evil but grew greedy)

Well that's my opinion