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[{IP} Aridor]

The Northern Rangers need to be far far more powerful. They were great warriors like Aragorn. They carried bow, sword and spear. They came on horses and fought like ten men.

[shadowfoxt]

Maybe dunedain but not Ithilien rangers.

Ithillian rangers also had swords so yeh.

[mike_]

OP much?

[{IRS}Athos]

See, the inn factions all have hero categories, but none of them have anything in them. Well, that could change... http://forums.revora...showtopic=68174

[CIL]

Hurin- Cost: 1200
Description: Recruit the Tower Guard Warden of the Keys.
Lv. 1- Shield of Gondor (+25% armor to all surrounding allies.)
Lv. 3- Strong Spear (All of Hurin's attacks gain meta impact. Passive.)
Lv. 5- Eyes of the White Tower (Palantir vision.)
Lv. 6- For Gondor! (Nearby infantry take only 20% of normal damage for a short time.)

Hmm... do I smell Wars of Arda clone?

[{IRS}Athos]

I don't know if his powers are cloned... the idea certainly is, though. I've never played WoA Gondor.

[CIL]

They're almost (if not) exactly the same. Also, I highly doubt you don't play as Gondor; from someone named ithilien, that's pretty hard to believe.

Edited by King Telemnar, 23 January 2009 - 04:51 AM.

[{IRS}Athos]

No, I mean I don't play WoA that much. Not all of us have the latest beta...

[CIL]

Mmm... yes, but you still have him in the other one. And the beta right now is REAAAALLLLLYYYY buggy, but thankfully, no bugs except the WotR ones are crashey.

[Argeleb]

Well, Dunedain should be OP, baceuse they were greatest human warriors in Middle-earth. They dared to annoy Black riders

[Devon]

There's strong and then there's op...

[dojob]

Well said

[Wanderer∞]

Well, Dunedain should be OP, baceuse they were greatest human warriors in Middle-earth. They dared to annoy Black riders

Indeed they did annoy the Nazgul, until Kamul came to the shire and scared half of the Dunedain away and killed the rest

[mike_]

I think you mean the Witch-king. Khamul was being a good little whiner like the rest until he showed up.

[Wanderer∞]

Kamul was the nazgul dispatched to the shire. In the movie, he was the one who says to the hobbit. "Bagginsssssss"

[mike_]

I know. He was also the one who questioned Gaffer Gamgee on the whereabouts of a Hobbit by the name of 'Baggins' in the books. However, the Dunedain resistance were able to hold back the Nazgul during the day by themselves, until the Witch-king showed up at the rising of the moon (the Ringwraiths being more powerful at night). Their increase in strength, both by the time of day and the arrival of their Captain, allowed the Nine to break through the weary line of defenders at Sarn Ford.


Bam.

[{IP} Aridor]

Don't argue with the mike about the lore

[Elvenlord]

Bad things have a way of happening when you do

[Wanderer∞]

Don't worry. I won't argue with mike. I'm just trying to remember stuff off the top of my head.

[mike_]

The bad thing is... so am I