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It's worse when they say they haven't read Vance.mmadsen said:I still find it shocking when a D&D player says this.
Magic food makes a lot of sense when you don't have to lose XP to craft magic things.mmadsen said:One could argue that most of the gifts from Galadriel were magic items in D&D terms, like Legolas's bow, the elf rope, etc. Or one could argue that they were mundane elven items that the outsiders didn't understand. Is lembas bread magical?
That's the kind of things that annoy me with elves.SteelDraco said:Sam even has a conversation about this with one of the elves. ("Is it magic?" "I'm not sure what you mean. It's elven-crafted, is that what you're asking?")
It's a parody of Shakespeare, by the way. See the fight between Macduff and Macbeth in, well, Macbeth.kenobi65 said:Well, not exactly...
The Witch-King had a "curse" that said that he could not be killed by any son of man. The curse was apparently quite literal, because he was indeed killed, by the daughter of a man, and the son of a hobbit.![]()