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I wonder how long it will take to find the remaining 5 people... Gentlemen, let's create some mafia-style teams, quickly! Teams of 15 to 17 players would be ideal.
Basically, anything that contradicts Ara's opinion.
So why doesn't Legolas die? If he's such a ridiculously overpowered character that he charges into battle against the army of the dead, he should die just like any other Mordor creature!
I completely forgot that an army of the dead is an army of dead turtles. Well, yeah, whatever. An elven scarecrow can easily kill a Balrog, while two of the most powerful warlocks need to level up, and even then, they'll die together with the monster. 10 out of 10.
Sir Silverfail, you are indeed right. I took into account the impact of attacks on Balrog, but the fact that he is being SHOT certainly changes everything. Now, even the picture of "Balrog - a hedgehog turned inside out" comes to mind.
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Why are you trying to edit the set? Did you sign up to play Mafia?
Ha-ha! I'm glad you realized the importance of my arguments, noble Hostor! Indeed, if the brave Legolas attacks the pathetic Balrog, the latter will be in trouble!
They will finally feel the flames Flames that run down through my veins I will make this city burn We're not planning to return
Indeed, if the brave Legolas attacks the pitiful Balrog, the latter won't be in a good state!
Now I understand why the Balrog doesn't die immediately from Legolas's attack. He simply runs out of arrows! He'll have to take a new quiver and attack the next day! Silverfail, your theory is gaining more and more evidence, which is a great sign.
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