D&D 4E 4e and Lord of the Rings

[hailstop]

I'm watching the Lord of the Rings again while walking on the treadmill, and tonight was the whole part in the Mines of Moria. I started thinking during the Cave Troll fight..

"Oh, there's a power that pushes him...another that allows the halfling to get underfoot...oh, another as Legolas shoots two arrows...blam...Boromir gets pushed two squares..."

Then the Bridge of Khazad-dum is a big skill challenge...so is convincing Haldir to let the Fellowship into Lothlorien.

 

[charlesatan]

Gandalf is a Warlord who has access to rituals. =)

 

[Lord Xtheth]

Gandalf is a Warlord who has access to rituals. =)

You mean Gandolf does more than cast Light?

I'm going to have to watch those movies again to see him do more than cast light...

/joke

 

[hong]

Gandalph is totally a monk. Just watch him do kung fu with Sauruman.

 

[Nathan P. Mahney]

That would explain his mad 'spinning-on-head' break-dancing skillz.

 

[Heselbine]

'Points of light' brings D&D a whole lot closer to Lord of the Rings than before.

 

[Aegir]

Please. Everyone knows that Saruman is a decepticon, so that means that Gandalf must be Optimus Prime.