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[Canterbury]

I guess your just that 0.00000001%

[Lauri]

I've seen 7 or was it 8? *cough*Boromir*cough*

anyways, why would all the Nazgul's have the Morgul Blade??

[King Earnur]

If you look at Uruk Kings earlier posts on this matter you'l see some pretty good guessin' but as far as I know[ again not very far] the modders know and just want to keep us in suspense.As Gandalf said" Many folk like to know beforehand what is to be set on the table ; but those who have laboured to prepare the feast like to keep their secret; for wonder makes the words of praise louder." pg269 ROTK. I probably should put htis is the paperback one since every type of book is different

Edited by King Earnur, 24 March 2007 - 03:37 PM.

[Olorin]

I would think they would all have at least one morgul blade on them at all times. Although you only see thw wk with one, the others are "likely" to have some aswell. Minas Morgul is their lair, is it not? And WOW, boromir has a lot of powers. 8 is a lot to fight with. What, does he enable a new power every time he levels up?

Minas Morgul was the Witch-King's lair; the other Nazgul resided in many other places as well, like Dol Guldur for example. And Boromir acquires two new powers when he gets upgraded, I think. The 'switchable' powers are in high level positions, so getting to that level and all of a sudden not being able to use that power would be nerve-wracking. Can the team (or someone who knows) please quote on this, how Boromir's powers work?

If you look at Uruk Kings earlier posts on this matter you'l see some pretty good guessin' but as far as I know[ again not very far] the modders know and just want to keep us in suspense.As Gandalf said" Many folk like to know beforehand what is to be set on the table ; but those who have laboured to prepare the feast like to keep their secret; for wonder makes the words of praise louder." pg269 ROTK. I probably should put htis is the paperback one since every type of book is different

Thankyou King Earnur, now I have a new quote for my sig. But just so I know, which chapter is it (name of the chapter, if you please)?

Edited by Olorin, 25 March 2007 - 03:48 AM.

[Canterbury]

Question Olorin ur clad in gandalf yet whats with the avatar?

[Olorin]

I like Celeglin's work. That's simply it (but don't get me wrong, I like the RA just the same). He made me my signature advertising his mod, and part of the theme is Elrond and Gandalf, though Gandalf is the main one. I'm hoping for a new avatar soon. Aaaaaaaanyway, topic.

Edited by Olorin, 25 March 2007 - 04:02 AM.

[Canterbury]

One thing i think all Nazgul should have is black breath as a passive skill that does something to nearby enemy. Each nazguls black breath would be different in terms of effect however

[Olorin]

The Black Breath should be a demoraliser, reducing nearby enemy stats, mainly armour and damage. And in my opinion the Black Breath should be the same for all the Nazgul; maybe upped a bit for the Witch-King and Khamul, but otherwise the same.

[Alsch]

Minas Morgul was the Witch-King's lair; the other Nazgul resided in many other places as well, like Dol Guldur for example. And Boromir acquires two new powers when he gets upgraded, I think. The 'switchable' powers are in high level positions, so getting to that level and all of a sudden not being able to use that power would be nerve-wracking. Can the team (or someone who knows) please quote on this, how Boromir's powers work?

Two of those powers would be ones that don't show up on the palantir, like his skin change into a suit of armor.

[King Earnur]

"The Steward and the King" Olorin that's the chapter

[Olorin]

Minas Morgul was the Witch-King's lair; the other Nazgul resided in many other places as well, like Dol Guldur for example. And Boromir acquires two new powers when he gets upgraded, I think. The 'switchable' powers are in high level positions, so getting to that level and all of a sudden not being able to use that power would be nerve-wracking. Can the team (or someone who knows) please quote on this, how Boromir's powers work?

Two of those powers would be ones that don't show up on the palantir, like his skin change into a suit of armor.

"The Steward and the King" Olorin that's the chapter

Thankyou kindly.

One thing i think all Nazgul should have is black breath as a passive skill that does something to nearby enemy. Each nazguls black breath would be different in terms of effect however

Ummm, correct me if I'm wrong (and I likely am) but don't the nazgul have some sort of passive fear ability? Or is that just exclusive to the witch king in ROTWK? But I kinda know what Canterbury means...just a lil bit. Also I thought the nazgul were able to use their "scream?" while on foot..right? I can't exactly remember from the past games.

I think in the mod the Nazgul will have a passive fear, though it won't show up on the Palantir. And I would think that the Nazgul can use scream while on foot and mounted.

[King Earnur]

Your welcome, any time Olorin any time.

[Bard]

Well, if the rest of the staff don't mind me for explaining:

If you have a craving for new hero armour and spiffy new stuff that go with the shiny stuff, look no further than the Rhovanion Alliance Modification, open 12 hours a day, 7 days a week. Hero upgrades galore! Aye!


Regarding the Black Breath, a Minas Morgul Nazgul has it as an ability, though I'm afraid it's a bit different from what was suggested. Regardless, appreciate the huge amounts of great ideas from the RA supporters/fans.

Edited by Bard, 26 March 2007 - 02:22 PM.

[Olorin]

Wow, RA has just hit a new high. Upgradeable heroes...wow.

[cahik_]

it isnt new thing, i belive that it was one of the orginal Dain's concepts for some heroes

[Olorin]

Well it's the first time I've ever heard of upgradable heroes in an RTS, not referring to Create-a-Hero of course.