Aragorn

And you are limited in that the two basic dice that are rolled, one has to be used on the free peoples side of your board, the other one has to be used on the shadow side of your board.

So on the free peoples side of your board, you have, of course, Gandalf and Legolas and Aragorn and Gimli, and so on and so forth.

And they all have, they, they all are, are little things you check in the middle of the board to sort of fill up their buffer, if that makes sense.

Once you fill that up, you have their power that you can use when you wanna use it.

It is a cool name, but there's no Strider in Return of the King, I would say.

At that point, he's fully Aragorn.

My friend.

I'm just saying.

You're going to get those tracks even though it's all stone.

I'm gonna Aragorn this.

Heck yeah.

Just without the kicking of the helmet and breaking of the toe.

All right.

Does Olaf do the whole Aragorn pose?

He's like walking up.

I can't quite do that because he's got a lamp in one hand, but he would love to.

You know, the...

Isn't one of the big surprises that the hobbits have is when Aragorn says, do you think the Shire was just around existing happily with no connection to the real world? I was there protecting it for hundreds of years.

Right.

Which is, I think, a bit of a surprise for the hobbits.

And thinking about the lives they left, there's nothing that should have prepared them to be so correct.

Like, obviously, Legolas and Gimli and Aragorn, of course, they're built for this.

They've been raised to be this way.

How Rabbits, they're fucking gardening and picking flowers and setting off fireworks for God.

That's their...

Their life is literally to laze around and lie in the flowers and eat.

And they become... heroes and warriors overnight they do they do oh my gosh isn't it inspiring it really is in every conversation that each of them has like i mean frodo most specifically but even sam has a couple with gandalf when he tells him that you know you have to protect him and i'm leaving his watch to you and how seriously he takes that but all the times that that frodo sits with Aragorn or Gandalf and has those meaningful talks about how he doesn't feel prepared and they're like you're already doing it it's not about how big you are how strong you are or anything he even speaks to Galadriel about that and she tells him that even the smallest person can change the course of the future

And there's a reason why you're here.

Ah, okay.

And for the elves and the characters he referred to as the Great So, like Aragorn in his high capacity or Gandalf, they were instructed to roll their Rs as a trill in all positions.

And if you think about the physical mechanics of a trilled R, it requires deliberate breath control.

Right.

Fair.

Well, Typo1345 agreed and said, not going to lie, the first time I saw it, my thought was Aragorn's, they have a cave troll.

Which, is that Aragorn or Boromir? Pretty sure it's Boromir.

I'm sure it's Boromir too.

Yeah.

Maybe he was trying to catch me.

I should respond.

Say, actually, was that a Typo? Boromir or Aragorn?