2006年7月26日 · But you are right, Alcuin, some nazgul (referred to as "they") must have remained in Minas Morgul after the Morgul Lord left with the army. But it makes sense: Minas Morgul was the base of the Nazgul Flying Corps.

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2002年7月14日 · What about military leaders? Agar is one. What's a rule for my army? I got alot, some for hire too! -->****! I got a troll chtr. named Bill too. Where does he fit in? (nowhere hehe) I gotta "level them up!" in the DL somehow. What games are all of your other players in? I'm starting something crazy again. (haven't had time to look for ya). I want some help this time! Morgul is with me.

2005年3月20日 · Guys, guys, there's no reason to get cantankerous at one another. The four of us are obviously having a marvellous time nit picking to death. ;) Alcuin, I agree with the whole of your last post. Likewise, I don't lean to one side more than the other - …

2004年11月15日 · Also, there seems to be a pleasure in hurting from these villians, sadism, if you will. That isn't misguided love. It is simply hate. Exactly. I tink that all Sauron did was derived from hate of everything good.

2002年5月6日 · Originally posted by Talimon But in either case all the changes you mention can be explained. Yes, they could be explained if you stretch it enough....That doesn't mean that it is Tolkien or should be included when trying to tell the story of …

2012年3月13日 · Lego Barad-dûr Tolkien and Lego usually manifests in those little yellow men with white beard for Gandalf, and little Green cloak for Hobbits. But this is...

2001年10月11日 · Well-Known Member Joined Apr 27, 2005 Messages 1,126 Feb 6, 2006 #2,162 The road to Isengard said:

2002年1月7日 · Ooooooooooo.... I prostrate myself before the awesome power of the cat-loving Moderatrix!:D Don't we all? :D One could argue that Tolkien's manufactured mythology (as Gothmog put it) does indeed cover the four points that Eriol specified. They address i) the origin of the cosmos (the...

2004年7月1日 · And I think that — psychologically and spiritually — the world of Middle-earth was Tolkien's own private world "over Sea," where he could go — probably being unaware of it — to heal himself of his own "Morgul blade wounds."