50 replies to this topic

[Dúnedain76]

I dont think you guys should add the Blue Wizards. As many have said, they disappeared before the War of the Ring so they they couldn't be on anyone's side because they where not there. Ugh this is hard to explain!!

[FogDragon]

Man, I'm confused, even Tolkien the peston that crated them wasn't sure what happen to them: "I think that they went as emissaries to distant regions, east and south, .... Missionaries to enemy occupied lands as it were. What success they had I do not know; but I fear that they failed, as Saruman did, though doubtless in different ways; and I suspect they were founders or beginners of secret cults and "magic" traditions that outlasted the fall of Sauron."-J.R.R. Tolkien. Later he was saying that the Blue Wizards may have been as successful as Gandalf in he's last years of life.

[MirkwoodArcher]

Well, the Blue Wizards might have become corrupted and used their knowledge to benefit their "new allies." They could have been undercover, providing enemies with aid. So, they could have become as successful as Gandalf, just in promoting evil magic. Maybe that's it?

[FogDragon]

Maybe they don't cared about anyting, just to acomplish they goal and they used evryting to do that, even evil tings but they accomplished their mission and they were successful as Gandalf.

[MirkwoodArcher]

Maybe, but I would think that they were more on the evil side. Or, like you said, they were secretly working with the enemies, but were really doing things to help the Free Peoples.

I would think that they became corrupted, though. But, we just don't know.

[FogDragon]

In any case the blue wizards weren't pure good.

Edited by FogDragon, 29 June 2010 - 07:10 PM.

[FogDragon]

I'm sure.

[MirkwoodArcher]

Exactly. Maybe they could be neutral heroes?

[CTLN7]

think all this story you guys are making can be solved in a campaign

[FogDragon]

Yea....

[FogDragon]

What you meen ?

[MirkwoodArcher]

Now that would be interesting. I can see it now, "Play as the Blue Wizards. Discover the truth behind their disappearance." That would be something.

[FogDragon]

I got it....Cool

[CTLN7]

What you meen ?

did you imagined our mod finished without a campaign ? you know missions like mirk said join the blue wizards and find out what theyre planning
also lets notice men of the east lack of heroes ideas

Edited by CTLN7, 29 June 2010 - 07:15 PM.

[MirkwoodArcher]

That would be awesome! That's something that needs to be discovered and would be an interesting and new journey. Not to mention that it would give Men of the East two powerful heroes.

Edited by MirkwoodArcher, 29 June 2010 - 07:16 PM.

[FogDragon]

I'm with Mirk, that would be awesome!

Edited by FogDragon, 29 June 2010 - 07:18 PM.

[NewErr]

FogDragon , avoid double posting .

I refuse to believe that the Blue Wizards worked all along with the enemy . Maybe they just died from HIV .

A campaign means hard work , but I like the idea of Blue Wizards being campaign heroes only as an imaginary story .

[CTLN7]

hey in the bfme 1 campaign weve seen mordor chopping some haradrims ..so mordor =evil and haradrims = ?

[MirkwoodArcher]

Well, right, it couldn't be canon, as we don't really know what happened. But, a campaign where we can formulate what might have happened is cool.

[FogDragon]

I like the blue wizards mystery. I want to write a story about them on paper only for me. I like to write....