Lord of the Rings: Naught but Ashes [OOC/Open/LOTR RP]

[Asyir]

Hmmm... Lorien is under siege. G-Tech, your forces aren't actually in the forest right? Or are they attempting to ford across the Anduin?

[G-Tech Corporation]

Hmmm... Lorien is under siege. G-Tech, your forces aren't actually in the forest right? Or are they attempting to ford across the Anduin?

Nope, the forest itself is uninvested, though presumably the outer margins are rather devastated due to bombardment from across the Anduin, and from the north and the south.

[The black lands of Mordor]

Hmmm... Lorien is under siege. G-Tech, your forces aren't actually in the forest right? Or are they attempting to ford across the Anduin?

Nope, the forest itself is uninvested, though presumably the outer margins are rather devastated due to bombardment from across the Anduin, and from the north and the south.

When I post tomorrow. Is it alright if I have the Witch King speak to Sauron.

Also I am trying to think of what to have Agmar call Sauron, since Sauron was a title mainly used by his enemies. What do you think the Witch king would call him?

[New Armarzia]

When I post tomorrow. Is it alright if I have the Witch King speak to Sauron.

Also I am trying to think of what to have Agmar call Sauron, since Sauron was a title mainly used by his enemies. What do you think the Witch king would call him?

So what is your plan with the Nazgul being our glorious leader and strongest member? Is the plan for all of us to be split up or work alongside one another?

[The black lands of Mordor]

When I post tomorrow. Is it alright if I have the Witch King speak to Sauron.

Also I am trying to think of what to have Agmar call Sauron, since Sauron was a title mainly used by his enemies. What do you think the Witch king would call him?

So what is your plan with the Nazgul being our glorious leader and strongest member? Is the plan for all of us to be split up or work alongside one another?

After planing with the Dark Lord. The Witch King of Agmar is going to try and rally together the Nazgul. A single Nazgul is a elite soldier, but all nine Nazgul have the ability to devastate entire legions due to their magic, skill, and immortality. And this is just on foot. If they are mounted on fell beasts, then it is game over unless they happen to be facing someone like Gandalf, or another person of great light power. Together we are the strongest fighting force in Sauron's arsenal, and as long as it does not go against Sauron's orders, I was planing on keeping us together. Our main objective is to find the ring, but if Sauron feels like we would be more suited on the battlefield, then we shall do so.

[New Armarzia]

After planing with the Dark Lord. The Witch King of Agmar is going to try and rally together the Nazgul. A single Nazgul is a elite soldier, but all nine Nazgul have the ability to devastate entire legions due to their magic, skill, and immortality. And this is just on foot. If they are mounted on fell beasts, then it is game over unless they happen to be facing someone like Gandalf, or another person of great light power. Together we are the strongest fighting force in Sauron's arsenal, and as long as it does not go against Sauron's orders, I was planing on keeping us together. Our main objective is to find the ring, but if Sauron feels like we would be more suited on the battlefield, then we shall do so.

Awesome, was planning on sending my sorcerer Nazgul to the Northwest to search for the ring, but as a group it will be better as few could strike us down.

[The Starlight]

Hmmm... Lorien is under siege. G-Tech, your forces aren't actually in the forest right? Or are they attempting to ford across the Anduin?

Nope, the forest itself is uninvested, though presumably the outer margins are rather devastated due to bombardment from across the Anduin, and from the north and the south.

Didn't we have that debate in the last RP about firing across the Anduin?

[G-Tech Corporation]

Nope, the forest itself is uninvested, though presumably the outer margins are rather devastated due to bombardment from across the Anduin, and from the north and the south.

Didn't we have that debate in the last RP about firing across the Anduin?

And that it was plausible? Especially if we're talking proper siege catapults and trebuchets near the water's edge, instead of in fortresses some distance away.

As I said, outskirts.

[The black lands of Mordor]

After planing with the Dark Lord. The Witch King of Agmar is going to try and rally together the Nazgul. A single Nazgul is a elite soldier, but all nine Nazgul have the ability to devastate entire legions due to their magic, skill, and immortality. And this is just on foot. If they are mounted on fell beasts, then it is game over unless they happen to be facing someone like Gandalf, or another person of great light power. Together we are the strongest fighting force in Sauron's arsenal, and as long as it does not go against Sauron's orders, I was planing on keeping us together. Our main objective is to find the ring, but if Sauron feels like we would be more suited on the battlefield, then we shall do so.

Awesome, was planning on sending my sorcerer Nazgul to the Northwest to search for the ring, but as a group it will be better as few could strike us down.

Indeed. At that point I am pretty sure only Gandalf could defeat all nine.
I do not plan on letting this be easy on the fellowship. If I get the OK from the lord of earth, I am going to be chasing them the entire trip. And hopefully slay a number of them before this is over. But like I said, we will all need to band together is Gandalf is going to help them.


As for Agmar's personal goals aside from serving Sauron? He wants to turn Imladris into a burning heap of flame.


Also G-Tech.

Nope, the forest itself is uninvested, though presumably the outer margins are rather devastated due to bombardment from across the Anduin, and from the north and the south.

When I post soon now or tomorrow. Is it alright if I have the Witch King speak to Sauron.

Also I am trying to think of what to have Agmar call Sauron, since Sauron was a title mainly used by his enemies. What do you think the Witch king would call him?

[Asyir]

Didn't we have that debate in the last RP about firing across the Anduin?

And that it was plausible? Especially if we're talking proper siege catapults and trebuchets near the water's edge, instead of in fortresses some distance away.

As I said, outskirts.

It matters little. I'm preparing my forces to attempt to expel you back across the river. I'm just waiting for Lunas to post.

[G-Tech Corporation]

Sauron would presumably go by his old name, the one he called himself; Tar-Mairon.

Oh, and Asyir? Mordor has siege lines both south and north of Lorien, on the west side of the Anduin. My stated troop movements are actually behind my lines, via bridges that cross the Great River.

[New Armarzia]

Awesome, was planning on sending my sorcerer Nazgul to the Northwest to search for the ring, but as a group it will be better as few could strike us down.

Indeed. At that point I am pretty sure only Gandalf could defeat all nine.
I do not plan on letting this be easy on the fellowship. If I get the OK from the lord of earth, I am going to be chasing them the entire trip. And hopefully slay a number of them before this is over. But like I said, we will all need to band together is Gandalf is going to help them.


As for Agmar's personal goals aside from serving Sauron? He wants to turn Imladris into a burning heap of flame.

I have two undead minions who could be an interesting challenge for the fellowship if they end up coming with. And I didn't plan on it being easy, I foresee my own character among the fellowship probably being one of the first to die due to his lack of major combat experience.

Trying to think if The Lord of the Midnight Sun would have much of a personal goal besides becoming stronger in the ways of sorcery and doing something about his paranoia of everything besides his fellow wraiths and master.

[The black lands of Mordor]

Sauron would presumably go by his old name, the one he called himself; Tar-Mairon.

Oh, and Asyir? Mordor has siege lines both south and north of Lorien, on the west side of the Anduin. My stated troop movements are actually behind my lines, via bridges that cross the Great River.

Then I shall have Agmar address him as such, if that is ok.

[G-Tech Corporation]

Sauron would presumably go by his old name, the one he called himself; Tar-Mairon.

Oh, and Asyir? Mordor has siege lines both south and north of Lorien, on the west side of the Anduin. My stated troop movements are actually behind my lines, via bridges that cross the Great River.

Then I shall have Agmar address him as such, if that is ok.

Sounds good. It's "Angmar", by the by.

[Asyir]

Sauron would presumably go by his old name, the one he called himself; Tar-Mairon.

Oh, and Asyir? Mordor has siege lines both south and north of Lorien, on the west side of the Anduin. My stated troop movements are actually behind my lines, via bridges that cross the Great River.

Yes I am aware. I'm essentially preparing my lines for a battle, which will come eventually.

[The black lands of Mordor]

Indeed. At that point I am pretty sure only Gandalf could defeat all nine.
I do not plan on letting this be easy on the fellowship. If I get the OK from the lord of earth, I am going to be chasing them the entire trip. And hopefully slay a number of them before this is over. But like I said, we will all need to band together is Gandalf is going to help them.


As for Agmar's personal goals aside from serving Sauron? He wants to turn Imladris into a burning heap of flame.

I have two undead minions who could be an interesting challenge for the fellowship if they end up coming with. And I didn't plan on it being easy, I foresee my own character among the fellowship probably being one of the first to die due to his lack of major combat experience.

Trying to think if The Lord of the Midnight Sun would have much of a personal goal besides becoming stronger in the ways of sorcery and doing something about his paranoia of everything besides his fellow wraiths and master.

Well, if the paranoia grows too great, the Witch king will also worry. Considering even though the Witch king is the freest of all the Nazgul, he still hold undying loyalty to Sauron.

Then I shall have Agmar address him as such, if that is ok.

Sounds good. It's "Angmar", by the by.

I feel very stupid now....it has been ages since I read the books, or watched the movies.

[New Armarzia]

Well, if the paranoia grows too great, the Witch king will also worry. Considering even though the Witch king is the freest of all the Nazgul, he still hold undying loyalty to Sauron.

Yes, my character is a worrier, he sees Sauron as divine and the other wraiths as other like-minded followers semi-touched by divinity (he doesn't realize he is bound to Sauron, he thinks it is all willing). But everyone else who doesn't have this "divine" influence is a possible catalyst of betrayal...so everything and everyone is essentially a threat to my Nazgul.

[G-Tech Corporation]

Well, if the paranoia grows too great, the Witch king will also worry. Considering even though the Witch king is the freest of all the Nazgul, he still hold undying loyalty to Sauron.

Yes, my character is a worrier, he sees Sauron as divine and the other wraiths as other like-minded followers semi-touched by divinity (he doesn't realize he is bound to Sauron, he thinks it is all willing). But everyone else who doesn't have this "divine" influence is a possible catalyst of betrayal...so everything and everyone is essentially a threat to my Nazgul.

To be fair, Sauron is divine from the standpoint of the inhabitants of Middle-Earth.

Or, the most divine figure they'll ever encounter.

[New Armarzia]

To be fair, Sauron is divine from the standpoint of the inhabitants of Middle-Earth.

Or, the most divine figure they'll ever encounter.

Which only help confirms my character's worries of all those lesser beings who haven't been enlightened yet

[The Starlight]

Indeed. At that point I am pretty sure only Gandalf could defeat all nine.
I do not plan on letting this be easy on the fellowship. If I get the OK from the lord of earth, I am going to be chasing them the entire trip. And hopefully slay a number of them before this is over. But like I said, we will all need to band together is Gandalf is going to help them.


As for Agmar's personal goals aside from serving Sauron? He wants to turn Imladris into a burning heap of flame.


Also G-Tech.

Why, thank you, you flatter me. Don't discredit Glorfindel too, I'm pretty sure he is a match for several of the lesser Nazguls at least.
But the Imladris comment, makes me worried... for you.

[The Starlight]

Didn't we have that debate in the last RP about firing across the Anduin?

And that it was plausible? Especially if we're talking proper siege catapults and trebuchets near the water's edge, instead of in fortresses some distance away.

As I said, outskirts.

Ok then, that's fine.

[New Armarzia]

Why, thank you, you flatter me. Don't discredit Glorfindel too, I'm pretty sure he is a match for several of the lesser Nazguls at least.
But the Imladris comment, makes me worried... for you.

Wasn't the Witch-King able to challenge Gandalf on his own during the third installment of the ring series?

It makes me wander how powerful the Nazgul are this point? Their weakened state in the fellowship where Gandalf the Grey could hold them all off? The Return of the King power where Gandalf the White could take the most powerful of their kind on, but only one v. one? Or is their power beyond that given the strength of Mordor at this point?

[The Starlight]

Sauron would presumably go by his old name, the one he called himself; Tar-Mairon.

Oh, and Asyir? Mordor has siege lines both south and north of Lorien, on the west side of the Anduin. My stated troop movements are actually behind my lines, via bridges that cross the Great River.

Yes I am aware. I'm essentially preparing my lines for a battle, which will come eventually.

My advice to you, coordinate it with Lunas, if you're actually going to do it. In warning I must tell you, in the last RP I tried to attack across the River as Lorien. I got across, but failed prettily badly. You won't be able to retreat quickly if it goes wrong, which, knowing from experience, G-tech will try his utmost to do.

[The black lands of Mordor]

You know. I kinda wish the Names of the Nazgul were canon, then it would be easier to address them, like Akhorahil.

Indeed. At that point I am pretty sure only Gandalf could defeat all nine.
I do not plan on letting this be easy on the fellowship. If I get the OK from the lord of earth, I am going to be chasing them the entire trip. And hopefully slay a number of them before this is over. But like I said, we will all need to band together is Gandalf is going to help them.


As for Agmar's personal goals aside from serving Sauron? He wants to turn Imladris into a burning heap of flame.


Also G-Tech.

Why, thank you, you flatter me. Don't discredit Glorfindel too, I'm pretty sure he is a match for several of the lesser Nazguls at least.
But the Imladris comment, makes me worried... for you.

Don't worry, I am well aware it is a impossible task, at least currently. What I am saying is that is something that is a final goal for the Witch king, a final battle if you will. Glorfindel? Most likely, but I am not sure if he could hold his own against all nine.

[New Armarzia]

Mistrust among the Nazgul? This should prove to be interesting with time