Legolas

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.

yeah because he knows that obviously he knows something that barbosa doesn't know and that you know that he could use but also i think jack also in this film which i don't think really gets said very much i think he wants to be immortal i think he wants to have his wrist cut and a piece of eight where so he can wander around and be undead i think that is part of jack's plan as well that he wants to be the immortal jack sparrow because that comes back in a later couple of films

maybe I mean it's still an interesting it's just as it's just as a reasonable thought as any other because that's the thing you're kind of kept going and kind of kept guessing I think should we so Will Turner yeah so what do you think about what do you think about our good old Legolas in this film

I don't like him.

He's the weakest part of the film for me.

I'll say my son's girlfriend has always struggled.

She told me today she struggled with Tolkien because she was young and she watched the movies and thought Legolas was an elf princess.

And then when she discovered that he was a boy...

It shattered the whole thing for her, which is a hilarious little mishap.

He may be secretive with less discreet people like dear Barliman, but to the hobbits he proudly tells them who he is and that he will be king.

When we get to the Council of Elrond, there is no angry confrontation with Legolas telling Boromir that Aragorn is his rightful king.

In fact, it's Bilbo getting a bit indignant that Boromir doesn't know who Aragorn is and Aragorn calmly just acknowledging who he is, even though he doesn't look particularly noble right then.

"Little," he says, "do I resemble the figures of Elendil and Isildur as they stand carven in their majesty in the halls of Denethor.

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.

bloom uh-huh good or bad things to say good i thought he was amazing i hate right actually i think he's kind of a terrible actor and also as a person he kind of weirds me a little bit he was beautiful yeah he's meant to carry a bow and arrow he's meant to shoot arrows he's meant to have long long long long long blonde hair

Everyone was perfect.

And speaking of not speaking, Legolas, I

just recently saw three lines.

But I haven't even gotten in Ring of Power.

I got annoyed when they brought Legolas back.

And made new characters.

Like, I was like, he's not in The Hobbit.

With every beast in my deck turned into a combat trick, I'll use the element of surprise to take the top prize.

The commander I'm playing today is none other than Legolas' father and the king of Mirkwood, Thranduil, Cinder and Liege.

My plan is to get lots of landfall triggers to make an elven army with my commander.

Then I've got plenty of lords to pump up my board and type matters cards to draw value.