>Strong character
>Can't use his powers
Why didn't Gandalf destroy the ring?
Strong character
Noah Ramirez
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Caleb Cook
the ring was stronger
Henry Adams
Because then we wouldn't have a movie? Think before you post next time, please.
David James
idk, why haven't you gotten another palantir power? you have the points
Daniel Butler
fuck man
>playing bfme 1 good campaign
>level up charachters and troops throughout campaign
>take every territory before marching on black gate.
>level 10 tower guards and rohirrim with forged blades and heavy armour
> send level 10 gandalf on shadowfax into the hordes of orcs coming out the black gate
>word of power
James White
Why does Gandalf never use his magic in combat?
William Reed
each wave can be dealt with with super powers
wave one: aragorns army of the dead
wave two: WORD OF POWER
wave three: rohirrim showup use theodens golden charge
final wave: real Army of the dead
WORD OF POWER has recharged by now and can be used for any stragglers
Charles Scott
Joseph Stewart
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Levi Wilson
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