Battle of the Pelennor Fields

Which...

I don't think it's really much of a spoiler to say that it's basically like the Battle of Pelennor Fields from Return of the King, but stop motion.

Yeah, it's crazy.

Which is just mind-boggling to imagine making.

and Rohan getting as far inland as supporting the Dunlendings in their invasion that culminated in that first siege of Helm's Deep.

And of course, in the War of the Ring, with Sauron's return again, the Corsairs of Umbar raided the south coast of Gondor, and the Haradrim joined the Battle of the Pelennor Fields.

Afterwards, we're told that Aragorn subdued Umbar and made peace with Harad during his long reign.

So that's the history.

For example...

Sir Pelennor hopped on his horse and rode off into the darkness.

The answers would be, you want to take a guess?

Night, K-N-I-G-H-T, and night, N-I-G-H-T.

Exactly.

Sir Pelennor is a night, K-N-I-G-H-T, and then you remove the K and you get N-I-G-H-T, which is clued by the word darkness.

Good.

Here we go.

So I won't go too much into depth.

But it continues the trend of Two Towers where you have the first half is kind of Aragorn and Rohan and Battle of Pelennor Fields focused and has very different mechanics than the second half, which is Frodo and Sam going to Mount Doom to destroy the ring.

And then also all the epilogue stuff, because again, the book, or not the book, the game basically follows the chapters of the books.

So like each scenario is one chapter.

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Did Frodo nearly kill the Witch-King? Yes, I know that some combination of Eowyn and Merry did in the Battle of the Pelennor Fields, but were we scant inches from Frodo doing it much, much earlier in the story? Let's take a look.

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They'd be a good match, both being royal.

But her cunning and courage lead to a decisive victory on the Battle of Pelennor Fields when she confronts the Witch-King, the most evil and persistent servant of Sauron and his steed when Mary is stricken on the battlefield and we are reminded really of the kind of proto-evangelium of Genesis 3.15 where the prophecy concerning one of Eve's descendants with respect to the serpent in the garden You know, she shall bruise your head and you shall bruise his heel.

Well, I mean, that episode there is full of that kind of language where she's injured in the action and he's about to destroy her totally.

And, you know, he calls out, no man can kill me.

You know, I was joking with you guys before the podcast, the king comes out and he goes, I'm just kidding, I'll go to war with you.

And they go off and fight and they join them at the battle of the Pelennor Fields, and they quite literally destroy Oliphants.

Yeah, they're freaking massive ants going over food and just picking all the pieces clean.

Kind of makes the whole

That's the, I guess the big thing to mention, they don't physically fight people.

They scare people.

as since as ghosts they don't have physical bodies and we looked it up before the pod just to be sure but the men of the corsairs were jumping off of the ships because they were afraid and then they don't the ghosts don't ever show up to the battle of the Pelennor Fields so all that to say they aren't as like disrespectful and they aren't as OP in the, in the book.

You know, they're kind of more, they're much more reasonable.