Middle earth vs Oerth vs Azeroth

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I'm back, sorry if I took so long.

Warsman says:

"I'm back, sorry if I took so long."

back too.

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Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"the ghouls will be regulated to lowly foot troopers. Lol. "

lol"

Though ghouls make smashing battlefield cleaners, as they do eat corpses.

Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"the ghouls will be regulated to lowly foot troopers. Lol. "

lol"

Though ghouls make smashing battlefield cleaners, as they do eat corpses. "

Indeed. Usually they just sit there, but ghouls are like the janitors of war. Disturbing and low-paying job it is..."

No wonder why Doresain, demigod king of ghouls is always so peeved off. He is the god of the equivalent of janitors. Much like Juiblex, except oozes tend to clean up dungeons rather than open fields.

Dreadnaught says:

"the ghouls will be regulated to lowly foot troopers. Lol. "

lol

Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"the ghouls will be regulated to lowly foot troopers. Lol. "

lol"

Though ghouls make smashing battlefield cleaners, as they do eat corpses. "

Indeed. Usually they just sit there, but ghouls are like the janitors of war. Disturbing and low-paying job it is...

The ghouls will probably get run over. The Gnolls and aramites and the Rohan riders will probably impale each other in massive numbers, but being chaotic they will probably be pushed back. Though Yeegnoghu would be much like sauron in turning the tide.

Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"the ghouls will be regulated to lowly foot troopers. Lol. "

lol"

Though ghouls make smashing battlefield cleaners, as they do eat corpses. "

Indeed. Usually they just sit there, but ghouls are like the janitors of war. Disturbing and low-paying job it is..."

No wonder why Doresain, demigod king of ghouls is always so peeved off. He is the god of the equivalent of janitors. Much like Juiblex, except oozes tend to clean up dungeons rather than open fields."

lol, god of janitors

Dreadnaught says:

"The ghouls will probably get run over. The Gnolls and aramites and the Rohan riders will probably impale each other in massive numbers, but being chaotic they will probably be pushed back. Though Yeegnoghu would be much like sauron in turning the tide. "

Now that you've said that, Yeegnoghu vs Sauron?

Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"the ghouls will be regulated to lowly foot troopers. Lol. "

lol"

Though ghouls make smashing battlefield cleaners, as they do eat corpses. "

Indeed. Usually they just sit there, but ghouls are like the janitors of war. Disturbing and low-paying job it is..."

No wonder why Doresain, demigod king of ghouls is always so peeved off. He is the god of the equivalent of janitors. Much like Juiblex, except oozes tend to clean up dungeons rather than open fields."

lol, god of janitors"

Yeegnoghu though not a god, lugs around Doresain like a servant and a meat shield. I guess being a god of janitors implies a lower rank than being a Demon lord. Though he probably is a fairly weak demigod. Doresain and Yeegnoghu are both larger than horses and would probably not get run over. And well, they don't die from loss of fingers. But they are cowards at heart and would run when losing to plot revenge another day.

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Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"The ghouls will probably get run over. The Gnolls and aramites and the Rohan riders will probably impale each other in massive numbers, but being chaotic they will probably be pushed back. Though Yeegnoghu would be much like sauron in turning the tide. "

Now that you've said that, Yeegnoghu vs Sauron?"

Yeegnoghu can summon 50+ gnolls and about the same number of ghouls. though they are no better than foot soldiers and he can summon 6 or so demons. But sauron would knock them away like he did with the armies of gondor. But Yeegnoghu always has those flashy spells. Which includes, Unholy blight ineffective against a evil creature greater teleport all fiends seem to have this, apparantly evil gets to walk less then good, some spam this so often it's a wonder why they have legs They both have entire races at their beck and call. Though yeegnoghu has three. Sauron has more. They both have nigh impenetrable lairs, yeegnoghu has a nigh impenatrable fortress on giant rollers, being pulled by slaves. Those who die of exhaustion get eaten. But Yeegnoghu has only conquered about 1/4 or so of his layer. As he is a fairly weak demon lord. And the armies of Baphomet prince of beasts and minotaurs and Malcaneth queen of sucubi Sauron has the never been successfully invaded fortress of his. And while Yeegnoghu may have two layers of the abyss at his disposal his own and that of Doresain only the Ghouls are truly endless.

Sauron can always corrupt some more. Gnolls however reach maturity faster then Men. And they are much stronger one and a half times stronger, but 20 iq points less on average

Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"the ghouls will be regulated to lowly foot troopers. Lol. "

lol"

Though ghouls make smashing battlefield cleaners, as they do eat corpses. "

Indeed. Usually they just sit there, but ghouls are like the janitors of war. Disturbing and low-paying job it is..."

No wonder why Doresain, demigod king of ghouls is always so peeved off. He is the god of the equivalent of janitors. Much like Juiblex, except oozes tend to clean up dungeons rather than open fields."

lol, god of janitors"

Yeegnoghu though not a god, lugs around Doresain like a servant and a meat shield. I guess being a god of janitors implies a lower rank than being a Demon lord. Though he probably is a fairly weak demigod. Doresain and Yeegnoghu are both larger than horses and would probably not get run over. And well, they don't die from loss of fingers. But they are cowards at heart and would run when losing to plot revenge another day. "

If that happens, the Rohirrim chase them down with spears and arrows.

Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"the ghouls will be regulated to lowly foot troopers. Lol. "

lol"

Though ghouls make smashing battlefield cleaners, as they do eat corpses. "

Indeed. Usually they just sit there, but ghouls are like the janitors of war. Disturbing and low-paying job it is..."

No wonder why Doresain, demigod king of ghouls is always so peeved off. He is the god of the equivalent of janitors. Much like Juiblex, except oozes tend to clean up dungeons rather than open fields."

lol, god of janitors"

Yeegnoghu though not a god, lugs around Doresain like a servant and a meat shield. I guess being a god of janitors implies a lower rank than being a Demon lord. Though he probably is a fairly weak demigod. Doresain and Yeegnoghu are both larger than horses and would probably not get run over. And well, they don't die from loss of fingers. But they are cowards at heart and would run when losing to plot revenge another day. "

If that happens, the Rohirrim chase them down with spears and arrows."

The demons would teleport and leave their lesser servants to die. The gnolls would throw the ghouls in front of them probably and any spell casters of high enough power would teleport as much as they can. Which would be far from enough.

Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"The ghouls will probably get run over. The Gnolls and aramites and the Rohan riders will probably impale each other in massive numbers, but being chaotic they will probably be pushed back. Though Yeegnoghu would be much like sauron in turning the tide. "

Now that you've said that, Yeegnoghu vs Sauron?"

Yeegnoghu can summon 50+ gnolls and about the same number of ghouls. *though they are no better than foot soldiers* and he can summon 6 or so demons. But sauron would knock them away like he did with the armies of gondor. But Yeegnoghu always has those flashy spells. Which includes, Unholy blight *ineffective against a evil creature* greater teleport *all fiends seem to have this, apparantly evil gets to walk less then good, some spam this so often it's a wonder why they have legs* They both have entire races at their beck and call. Though yeegnoghu has three. Sauron has more. They both have nigh impenetrable lairs, yeegnoghu has a nigh impenatrable fortress on giant rollers, being pulled by slaves. Those who die of exhaustion get eaten. But Yeegnoghu has only conquered about 1/4 or so of his layer. As he is a fairly weak demon lord. And the armies of Baphomet *prince of beasts and minotaurs* and Malcaneth *queen of sucubi* Sauron has the never been successfully invaded fortress of his. And while Yeegnoghu may have two layers of the abyss at his disposal *his own and that of Doresain* only the Ghouls are truly endless. Sauron can always corrupt some more. Gnolls however reach maturity faster then Men. And they are much stronger *one and a half times stronger, but 20 iq points less on average* "

Actually Sauron's fortress was invaded only once: when it was broken down at the end of the Battle of the Last Alliance. But it was rebuilt stronger than before. Sauron could always corrupt whatever demons Yeegnoghu summons, as demons are naturally greedy like their winged-worm cousins, and Yeegnughu loses simply because Sauron can throw whatever he can do right back at him.

Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"the ghouls will be regulated to lowly foot troopers. Lol. "

lol"

Though ghouls make smashing battlefield cleaners, as they do eat corpses. "

Indeed. Usually they just sit there, but ghouls are like the janitors of war. Disturbing and low-paying job it is..."

No wonder why Doresain, demigod king of ghouls is always so peeved off. He is the god of the equivalent of janitors. Much like Juiblex, except oozes tend to clean up dungeons rather than open fields."

lol, god of janitors"

Yeegnoghu though not a god, lugs around Doresain like a servant and a meat shield. I guess being a god of janitors implies a lower rank than being a Demon lord. Though he probably is a fairly weak demigod. Doresain and Yeegnoghu are both larger than horses and would probably not get run over. And well, they don't die from loss of fingers. But they are cowards at heart and would run when losing to plot revenge another day. "

If that happens, the Rohirrim chase them down with spears and arrows."

The demons would teleport and leave their lesser servants to die. The gnolls would throw the ghouls in front of them probably and any spell casters of high enough power would teleport as much as they can. Which would be far from enough. "

Yes, like you said all of Rohan. That means at least twice what was sent to Minas Tirith. That many angry horsemen on the opposing side would drive most anyone to madness with fear.

Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"The ghouls will probably get run over. The Gnolls and aramites and the Rohan riders will probably impale each other in massive numbers, but being chaotic they will probably be pushed back. Though Yeegnoghu would be much like sauron in turning the tide. "

Now that you've said that, Yeegnoghu vs Sauron?"

Yeegnoghu can summon 50+ gnolls and about the same number of ghouls. *though they are no better than foot soldiers* and he can summon 6 or so demons. But sauron would knock them away like he did with the armies of gondor. But Yeegnoghu always has those flashy spells. Which includes, Unholy blight *ineffective against a evil creature* greater teleport *all fiends seem to have this, apparantly evil gets to walk less then good, some spam this so often it's a wonder why they have legs* They both have entire races at their beck and call. Though yeegnoghu has three. Sauron has more. They both have nigh impenetrable lairs, yeegnoghu has a nigh impenatrable fortress on giant rollers, being pulled by slaves. Those who die of exhaustion get eaten. But Yeegnoghu has only conquered about 1/4 or so of his layer. As he is a fairly weak demon lord. And the armies of Baphomet *prince of beasts and minotaurs* and Malcaneth *queen of sucubi* Sauron has the never been successfully invaded fortress of his. And while Yeegnoghu may have two layers of the abyss at his disposal *his own and that of Doresain* only the Ghouls are truly endless. Sauron can always corrupt some more. Gnolls however reach maturity faster then Men. And they are much stronger *one and a half times stronger, but 20 iq points less on average* "

Actually Sauron's fortress was invaded only once: when it was broken down at the end of the Battle of the Last Alliance. But it was rebuilt stronger than before. Sauron could always corrupt whatever demons Yeegnoghu summons, as demons are naturally greedy like their winged-worm cousins, and Yeegnughu loses simply because Sauron can throw whatever he can do right back at him."

And the slaves would be begging sauron at his feet to release them. You would too if you had to lug around a 100,000,000,000,000+ ton fortress all day."

Barad-dur would most likely take root in any possible field or plain that catches Sauron's imagination. But you're right, lugging the thing from Mordor to wherever would be a mind-numbing ordeal.

Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"The ghouls will probably get run over. The Gnolls and aramites and the Rohan riders will probably impale each other in massive numbers, but being chaotic they will probably be pushed back. Though Yeegnoghu would be much like sauron in turning the tide. "

Now that you've said that, Yeegnoghu vs Sauron?"

Yeegnoghu can summon 50+ gnolls and about the same number of ghouls. *though they are no better than foot soldiers* and he can summon 6 or so demons. But sauron would knock them away like he did with the armies of gondor. But Yeegnoghu always has those flashy spells. Which includes, Unholy blight *ineffective against a evil creature* greater teleport *all fiends seem to have this, apparantly evil gets to walk less then good, some spam this so often it's a wonder why they have legs* They both have entire races at their beck and call. Though yeegnoghu has three. Sauron has more. They both have nigh impenetrable lairs, yeegnoghu has a nigh impenatrable fortress on giant rollers, being pulled by slaves. Those who die of exhaustion get eaten. But Yeegnoghu has only conquered about 1/4 or so of his layer. As he is a fairly weak demon lord. And the armies of Baphomet *prince of beasts and minotaurs* and Malcaneth *queen of sucubi* Sauron has the never been successfully invaded fortress of his. And while Yeegnoghu may have two layers of the abyss at his disposal *his own and that of Doresain* only the Ghouls are truly endless. Sauron can always corrupt some more. Gnolls however reach maturity faster then Men. And they are much stronger *one and a half times stronger, but 20 iq points less on average* "

Actually Sauron's fortress was invaded only once: when it was broken down at the end of the Battle of the Last Alliance. But it was rebuilt stronger than before. Sauron could always corrupt whatever demons Yeegnoghu summons, as demons are naturally greedy like their winged-worm cousins, and Yeegnughu loses simply because Sauron can throw whatever he can do right back at him."

And the slaves would be begging sauron at his feet to release them. You would too if you had to lug around a 100,000,000,000,000+ ton fortress all day.

Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"The ghouls will probably get run over. The Gnolls and aramites and the Rohan riders will probably impale each other in massive numbers, but being chaotic they will probably be pushed back. Though Yeegnoghu would be much like sauron in turning the tide. "

Now that you've said that, Yeegnoghu vs Sauron?"

Yeegnoghu can summon 50+ gnolls and about the same number of ghouls. *though they are no better than foot soldiers* and he can summon 6 or so demons. But sauron would knock them away like he did with the armies of gondor. But Yeegnoghu always has those flashy spells. Which includes, Unholy blight *ineffective against a evil creature* greater teleport *all fiends seem to have this, apparantly evil gets to walk less then good, some spam this so often it's a wonder why they have legs* They both have entire races at their beck and call. Though yeegnoghu has three. Sauron has more. They both have nigh impenetrable lairs, yeegnoghu has a nigh impenatrable fortress on giant rollers, being pulled by slaves. Those who die of exhaustion get eaten. But Yeegnoghu has only conquered about 1/4 or so of his layer. As he is a fairly weak demon lord. And the armies of Baphomet *prince of beasts and minotaurs* and Malcaneth *queen of sucubi* Sauron has the never been successfully invaded fortress of his. And while Yeegnoghu may have two layers of the abyss at his disposal *his own and that of Doresain* only the Ghouls are truly endless. Sauron can always corrupt some more. Gnolls however reach maturity faster then Men. And they are much stronger *one and a half times stronger, but 20 iq points less on average* "

Actually Sauron's fortress was invaded only once: when it was broken down at the end of the Battle of the Last Alliance. But it was rebuilt stronger than before. Sauron could always corrupt whatever demons Yeegnoghu summons, as demons are naturally greedy like their winged-worm cousins, and Yeegnughu loses simply because Sauron can throw whatever he can do right back at him."

And the slaves would be begging sauron at his feet to release them. You would too if you had to lug around a 100,000,000,000,000+ ton fortress all day."

Barad-dur would most likely take root in any possible field or plain that catches Sauron's imagination. But you're right, lugging the thing from Mordor to wherever would be a mind-numbing ordeal."

The worse thing is, the ropes they use to pull the place from are whips. And they are spiked and coated in lye. And the ones who do the whipping tend to be the very very physically powerful demons or gnolls. Not the average ones. While Yeegnoghu knows this is wrong, he does it because it is wrong. Even with rollers, moving a city is nigh impossible.
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Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"The ghouls will probably get run over. The Gnolls and aramites and the Rohan riders will probably impale each other in massive numbers, but being chaotic they will probably be pushed back. Though Yeegnoghu would be much like sauron in turning the tide. "

Now that you've said that, Yeegnoghu vs Sauron?"

Yeegnoghu can summon 50+ gnolls and about the same number of ghouls. *though they are no better than foot soldiers* and he can summon 6 or so demons. But sauron would knock them away like he did with the armies of gondor. But Yeegnoghu always has those flashy spells. Which includes, Unholy blight *ineffective against a evil creature* greater teleport *all fiends seem to have this, apparantly evil gets to walk less then good, some spam this so often it's a wonder why they have legs* They both have entire races at their beck and call. Though yeegnoghu has three. Sauron has more. They both have nigh impenetrable lairs, yeegnoghu has a nigh impenatrable fortress on giant rollers, being pulled by slaves. Those who die of exhaustion get eaten. But Yeegnoghu has only conquered about 1/4 or so of his layer. As he is a fairly weak demon lord. And the armies of Baphomet *prince of beasts and minotaurs* and Malcaneth *queen of sucubi* Sauron has the never been successfully invaded fortress of his. And while Yeegnoghu may have two layers of the abyss at his disposal *his own and that of Doresain* only the Ghouls are truly endless. Sauron can always corrupt some more. Gnolls however reach maturity faster then Men. And they are much stronger *one and a half times stronger, but 20 iq points less on average* "

Actually Sauron's fortress was invaded only once: when it was broken down at the end of the Battle of the Last Alliance. But it was rebuilt stronger than before. Sauron could always corrupt whatever demons Yeegnoghu summons, as demons are naturally greedy like their winged-worm cousins, and Yeegnughu loses simply because Sauron can throw whatever he can do right back at him."

And the slaves would be begging sauron at his feet to release them. You would too if you had to lug around a 100,000,000,000,000+ ton fortress all day."

Barad-dur would most likely take root in any possible field or plain that catches Sauron's imagination. But you're right, lugging the thing from Mordor to wherever would be a mind-numbing ordeal."

The worse thing is, the ropes they use to pull the place from are whips. And they are spiked and coated in lye. And the ones who do the whipping tend to be the very very physically powerful demons or gnolls. Not the average ones. While Yeegnoghu knows this is wrong, he does it because it is wrong. "

Orcs would most likely tend to the slaves. Sauron would probably order his tower to be taken apart segment by segment and rebuilt in his new kingdom. The Orcs would be much more violent to the slaves, most likely beating them to death if they got tired or showed signs of fatigue. Besides, there's always to option of feeding them to the trolls or having the Nazgul take care of them.

Morgoth's fortress would be hell trying to rebuild. Think of Barad-dur as a toothpick to what Morgoth has.

Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

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"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"The ghouls will probably get run over. The Gnolls and aramites and the Rohan riders will probably impale each other in massive numbers, but being chaotic they will probably be pushed back. Though Yeegnoghu would be much like sauron in turning the tide. "

Now that you've said that, Yeegnoghu vs Sauron?"

Yeegnoghu can summon 50+ gnolls and about the same number of ghouls. *though they are no better than foot soldiers* and he can summon 6 or so demons. But sauron would knock them away like he did with the armies of gondor. But Yeegnoghu always has those flashy spells. Which includes, Unholy blight *ineffective against a evil creature* greater teleport *all fiends seem to have this, apparantly evil gets to walk less then good, some spam this so often it's a wonder why they have legs* They both have entire races at their beck and call. Though yeegnoghu has three. Sauron has more. They both have nigh impenetrable lairs, yeegnoghu has a nigh impenatrable fortress on giant rollers, being pulled by slaves. Those who die of exhaustion get eaten. But Yeegnoghu has only conquered about 1/4 or so of his layer. As he is a fairly weak demon lord. And the armies of Baphomet *prince of beasts and minotaurs* and Malcaneth *queen of sucubi* Sauron has the never been successfully invaded fortress of his. And while Yeegnoghu may have two layers of the abyss at his disposal *his own and that of Doresain* only the Ghouls are truly endless. Sauron can always corrupt some more. Gnolls however reach maturity faster then Men. And they are much stronger *one and a half times stronger, but 20 iq points less on average* "

Actually Sauron's fortress was invaded only once: when it was broken down at the end of the Battle of the Last Alliance. But it was rebuilt stronger than before. Sauron could always corrupt whatever demons Yeegnoghu summons, as demons are naturally greedy like their winged-worm cousins, and Yeegnughu loses simply because Sauron can throw whatever he can do right back at him."

And the slaves would be begging sauron at his feet to release them. You would too if you had to lug around a 100,000,000,000,000+ ton fortress all day."

Barad-dur would most likely take root in any possible field or plain that catches Sauron's imagination. But you're right, lugging the thing from Mordor to wherever would be a mind-numbing ordeal."

The worse thing is, the ropes they use to pull the place from are whips. And they are spiked and coated in lye. And the ones who do the whipping tend to be the very very physically powerful demons or gnolls. Not the average ones. While Yeegnoghu knows this is wrong, he does it because it is wrong. "

Orcs would most likely tend to the slaves. Sauron would probably order his tower to be taken apart segment by segment and rebuilt in his new kingdom. The Orcs would be much more violent to the slaves, most likely beating them to death if they got tired or showed signs of fatigue. Besides, there's always to option of feeding them to the trolls or having the Nazgul take care of them.

Morgoth's fortress would be hell trying to rebuild. Think of Barad-dur as a toothpick to what Morgoth has."

Death tend's to be better than starvation and whipping. And if yeegnoghu were to lose his layer. he would lose much status in the chaotic non politics of the abyss. And doresain would probably take this time to kill Yeegnoghu for all the suffering the prince of gnolls has visited upon the former vassal of orcus. Orcus gave Doresain indifference. Yeegnoghu gave cruelty, ridicule, and suffering. Suffering upon one's vassals tends to come right back at you.

Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

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"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"The ghouls will probably get run over. The Gnolls and aramites and the Rohan riders will probably impale each other in massive numbers, but being chaotic they will probably be pushed back. Though Yeegnoghu would be much like sauron in turning the tide. "

Now that you've said that, Yeegnoghu vs Sauron?"

Yeegnoghu can summon 50+ gnolls and about the same number of ghouls. *though they are no better than foot soldiers* and he can summon 6 or so demons. But sauron would knock them away like he did with the armies of gondor. But Yeegnoghu always has those flashy spells. Which includes, Unholy blight *ineffective against a evil creature* greater teleport *all fiends seem to have this, apparantly evil gets to walk less then good, some spam this so often it's a wonder why they have legs* They both have entire races at their beck and call. Though yeegnoghu has three. Sauron has more. They both have nigh impenetrable lairs, yeegnoghu has a nigh impenatrable fortress on giant rollers, being pulled by slaves. Those who die of exhaustion get eaten. But Yeegnoghu has only conquered about 1/4 or so of his layer. As he is a fairly weak demon lord. And the armies of Baphomet *prince of beasts and minotaurs* and Malcaneth *queen of sucubi* Sauron has the never been successfully invaded fortress of his. And while Yeegnoghu may have two layers of the abyss at his disposal *his own and that of Doresain* only the Ghouls are truly endless. Sauron can always corrupt some more. Gnolls however reach maturity faster then Men. And they are much stronger *one and a half times stronger, but 20 iq points less on average* "

Actually Sauron's fortress was invaded only once: when it was broken down at the end of the Battle of the Last Alliance. But it was rebuilt stronger than before. Sauron could always corrupt whatever demons Yeegnoghu summons, as demons are naturally greedy like their winged-worm cousins, and Yeegnughu loses simply because Sauron can throw whatever he can do right back at him."

And the slaves would be begging sauron at his feet to release them. You would too if you had to lug around a 100,000,000,000,000+ ton fortress all day."

Barad-dur would most likely take root in any possible field or plain that catches Sauron's imagination. But you're right, lugging the thing from Mordor to wherever would be a mind-numbing ordeal."

The worse thing is, the ropes they use to pull the place from are whips. And they are spiked and coated in lye. And the ones who do the whipping tend to be the very very physically powerful demons or gnolls. Not the average ones. While Yeegnoghu knows this is wrong, he does it because it is wrong. "

Orcs would most likely tend to the slaves. Sauron would probably order his tower to be taken apart segment by segment and rebuilt in his new kingdom. The Orcs would be *much* more violent to the slaves, most likely beating them to death if they got tired or showed signs of fatigue. Besides, there's always to option of feeding them to the trolls or having the Nazgul take care of them. Morgoth's fortress would be *hell* trying to rebuild. Think of Barad-dur as a toothpick to what Morgoth has."

Death tend's to be better than starvation and whipping. And if yeegnoghu were to lose his layer. he would lose much status in the chaotic non politics of the abyss. And doresain would probably take this time to kill Yeegnoghu for all the suffering the prince of gnolls has visited upon the former vassal of orcus. Orcus gave Doresain indifference. Yeegnoghu gave cruelty, ridicule, and suffering. Suffering upon one's vassals tends to come right back at you. "

Indeed.

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"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"The ghouls will probably get run over. The Gnolls and aramites and the Rohan riders will probably impale each other in massive numbers, but being chaotic they will probably be pushed back. Though Yeegnoghu would be much like sauron in turning the tide. "

Now that you've said that, Yeegnoghu vs Sauron?"

Yeegnoghu can summon 50+ gnolls and about the same number of ghouls. *though they are no better than foot soldiers* and he can summon 6 or so demons. But sauron would knock them away like he did with the armies of gondor. But Yeegnoghu always has those flashy spells. Which includes, Unholy blight *ineffective against a evil creature* greater teleport *all fiends seem to have this, apparantly evil gets to walk less then good, some spam this so often it's a wonder why they have legs* They both have entire races at their beck and call. Though yeegnoghu has three. Sauron has more. They both have nigh impenetrable lairs, yeegnoghu has a nigh impenatrable fortress on giant rollers, being pulled by slaves. Those who die of exhaustion get eaten. But Yeegnoghu has only conquered about 1/4 or so of his layer. As he is a fairly weak demon lord. And the armies of Baphomet *prince of beasts and minotaurs* and Malcaneth *queen of sucubi* Sauron has the never been successfully invaded fortress of his. And while Yeegnoghu may have two layers of the abyss at his disposal *his own and that of Doresain* only the Ghouls are truly endless. Sauron can always corrupt some more. Gnolls however reach maturity faster then Men. And they are much stronger *one and a half times stronger, but 20 iq points less on average* "

Actually Sauron's fortress was invaded only once: when it was broken down at the end of the Battle of the Last Alliance. But it was rebuilt stronger than before. Sauron could always corrupt whatever demons Yeegnoghu summons, as demons are naturally greedy like their winged-worm cousins, and Yeegnughu loses simply because Sauron can throw whatever he can do right back at him."

And the slaves would be begging sauron at his feet to release them. You would too if you had to lug around a 100,000,000,000,000+ ton fortress all day."

Barad-dur would most likely take root in any possible field or plain that catches Sauron's imagination. But you're right, lugging the thing from Mordor to wherever would be a mind-numbing ordeal."

The worse thing is, the ropes they use to pull the place from are whips. And they are spiked and coated in lye. And the ones who do the whipping tend to be the very very physically powerful demons or gnolls. Not the average ones. While Yeegnoghu knows this is wrong, he does it because it is wrong. "

Orcs would most likely tend to the slaves. Sauron would probably order his tower to be taken apart segment by segment and rebuilt in his new kingdom. The Orcs would be *much* more violent to the slaves, most likely beating them to death if they got tired or showed signs of fatigue. Besides, there's always to option of feeding them to the trolls or having the Nazgul take care of them. Morgoth's fortress would be *hell* trying to rebuild. Think of Barad-dur as a toothpick to what Morgoth has."

Death tend's to be better than starvation and whipping. And if yeegnoghu were to lose his layer. he would lose much status in the chaotic non politics of the abyss. And doresain would probably take this time to kill Yeegnoghu for all the suffering the prince of gnolls has visited upon the former vassal of orcus. Orcus gave Doresain indifference. Yeegnoghu gave cruelty, ridicule, and suffering. Suffering upon one's vassals tends to come right back at you. "

Indeed."

Baphomet may invite Sauron to his layer of the endless maze. In his palace of Lyktion which is in itself a endless maze or the tower of science, which isn't as civilized as you might think. It has 16 different floors each holding a science of interest to him, which include, Torture, death, skinning, taxidermy, vivisection, dissection, flesh grafting, breeding experiments, and the construction of new skeletal frameworks by mixing and matching bones from different "donors".

Wouldn't Baphomet be more interested in inviting Morgoth? Or would Morgoth most likely conceal his presence until the time is right?

Warsman says:

"Wouldn't Baphomet be more interested in inviting Morgoth? Or would Morgoth most likely conceal his presence until the time is right?"

Probably the latter. Even gods get lost in that maze. It's far more confusing then the labyrinth and it's impossible to break the walls or fly. Plus, it's infinite.

Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Wouldn't Baphomet be more interested in inviting Morgoth? Or would Morgoth most likely conceal his presence until the time is right?"

Probably the latter. Even gods get lost in that maze. It's far more confusing then the labyrinth and it's impossible to break the walls or fly. Plus, it's infinite. "

I can imagine Sauron getting angry and try to break the walls.

Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Wouldn't Baphomet be more interested in inviting Morgoth? Or would Morgoth most likely conceal his presence until the time is right?"

Probably the latter. Even gods get lost in that maze. It's far more confusing then the labyrinth and it's impossible to break the walls or fly. Plus, it's infinite. "

I can imagine Sauron getting angry and try to break the walls."

The line trick won't work. Rats will eat your line. It's why the relatively weak demon lord hasn't been killed already. All invasion attempts fail, hard."

Sauron's smart enough to fend for himself, he'll figure a way through.

Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Wouldn't Baphomet be more interested in inviting Morgoth? Or would Morgoth most likely conceal his presence until the time is right?"

Probably the latter. Even gods get lost in that maze. It's far more confusing then the labyrinth and it's impossible to break the walls or fly. Plus, it's infinite. "

I can imagine Sauron getting angry and try to break the walls."

The line trick won't work. Rats will eat your line. It's why the relatively weak demon lord hasn't been killed already. All invasion attempts fail, hard.

Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Wouldn't Baphomet be more interested in inviting Morgoth? Or would Morgoth most likely conceal his presence until the time is right?"

Probably the latter. Even gods get lost in that maze. It's far more confusing then the labyrinth and it's impossible to break the walls or fly. Plus, it's infinite. "

I can imagine Sauron getting angry and try to break the walls."

The line trick won't work. Rats will eat your line. It's why the relatively weak demon lord hasn't been killed already. All invasion attempts fail, hard."

Sauron's smart enough to fend for himself, he'll figure a way through."

However the Demon lord isn't trying to kill him so the way would be clear. If he doesn't want you to find him, you probably never will.

Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Wouldn't Baphomet be more interested in inviting Morgoth? Or would Morgoth most likely conceal his presence until the time is right?"

Probably the latter. Even gods get lost in that maze. It's far more confusing then the labyrinth and it's impossible to break the walls or fly. Plus, it's infinite. "

I can imagine Sauron getting angry and try to break the walls."

The line trick won't work. Rats will eat your line. It's why the relatively weak demon lord hasn't been killed already. All invasion attempts fail, hard."

Sauron's smart enough to fend for himself, he'll figure a way through."

However the Demon lord isn't trying to kill him so the way would be clear. If he doesn't want you to find him, you probably never will. "

So Baphomet gives him a tour of his home, they become allies, and Mordor's ranks are swelled I suppose?

Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Wouldn't Baphomet be more interested in inviting Morgoth? Or would Morgoth most likely conceal his presence until the time is right?"

Probably the latter. Even gods get lost in that maze. It's far more confusing then the labyrinth and it's impossible to break the walls or fly. Plus, it's infinite. "

I can imagine Sauron getting angry and try to break the walls."

The line trick won't work. Rats will eat your line. It's why the relatively weak demon lord hasn't been killed already. All invasion attempts fail, hard."

Sauron's smart enough to fend for himself, he'll figure a way through."

However the Demon lord isn't trying to kill him so the way would be clear. If he doesn't want you to find him, you probably never will. "

So Baphomet gives him a tour of his home, they become allies, and Mordor's ranks are swelled I suppose?"

Perhaps. The next people on the list are The daedra invading the nine hells. Will the daedra take the home of the devils. Or will they be slaughtered?

If they try to siege Umnabad (New Mordor) itself, they won't stand a chance. If Morgoth moves his forces into the Nine Hells, it would be an interesting battle.

Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"If they try to siege Umnabad (New Mordor) itself, they won't stand a chance. If Morgoth moves his forces into the Nine Hells, it would be an interesting battle."

The ruler of there is Asmodeus, his aspect *half as strong as a avatar which is half as strong as the real thing* Is a Greater diety now. And unlike most dieties who only control a small part of a plane, he rules all nine layers without question. And his lieutenants the archdevils each rule a layer as he does all of them. From strongest to weakest they are, mephistopheles, baalzebul, glasya, levistus, Belial & Fierna, Mammon, Dispater, and Bel. Each of them are on the levels of gods. "

Morgoth might have to go through with this with Balrogs, Gothmog, and a good portion of the more powerful of his forces. He might even make an appearance himself."

Due to powerful magics in the plane, any foe of the devils must conquer an entire layer, not one devil may survive, to move down to the next. This applies to armies, not individuals.

Warsman says:

"If they try to siege Umnabad (New Mordor) itself, they won't stand a chance. If Morgoth moves his forces into the Nine Hells, it would be an interesting battle."

The ruler of there is Asmodeus, his aspect half as strong as a avatar which is half as strong as the real thing Is a Greater diety now. And unlike most dieties who only control a small part of a plane, he rules all nine layers without question. And his lieutenants the archdevils each rule a layer as he does all of them. From strongest to weakest they are, mephistopheles, baalzebul, glasya, levistus, Belial & Fierna, Mammon, Dispater, and Bel.

Each of them are on the levels of gods.

Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"If they try to siege Umnabad (New Mordor) itself, they won't stand a chance. If Morgoth moves his forces into the Nine Hells, it would be an interesting battle."

The ruler of there is Asmodeus, his aspect *half as strong as a avatar which is half as strong as the real thing* Is a Greater diety now. And unlike most dieties who only control a small part of a plane, he rules all nine layers without question. And his lieutenants the archdevils each rule a layer as he does all of them. From strongest to weakest they are, mephistopheles, baalzebul, glasya, levistus, Belial & Fierna, Mammon, Dispater, and Bel. Each of them are on the levels of gods. "

Morgoth might have to go through with this with Balrogs, Gothmog, and a good portion of the more powerful of his forces. He might even make an appearance himself.

Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"If they try to siege Umnabad (New Mordor) itself, they won't stand a chance. If Morgoth moves his forces into the Nine Hells, it would be an interesting battle."

The ruler of there is Asmodeus, his aspect *half as strong as a avatar which is half as strong as the real thing* Is a Greater diety now. And unlike most dieties who only control a small part of a plane, he rules all nine layers without question. And his lieutenants the archdevils each rule a layer as he does all of them. From strongest to weakest they are, mephistopheles, baalzebul, glasya, levistus, Belial & Fierna, Mammon, Dispater, and Bel. Each of them are on the levels of gods. "

Morgoth might have to go through with this with Balrogs, Gothmog, and a good portion of the more powerful of his forces. He might even make an appearance himself."

Due to powerful magics in the plane, any foe of the devils must conquer an entire layer, not one devil may survive, to move down to the next. This applies to armies, not individuals. "

Morgoth makes hundreds of thousands of Balrogs, making Gothmog one of their captains and takes with him legions of Morronnan Mountain-Orcs and trolls. Some of the more powerful of his allies come along and they rip through their levels with some of Morgoth's enchantments as an Anuir."

Devils tend to come in large numbers. Pit fiends would already equal the balrogs in number, and they are immune to fire and poison as are all devils. It would be a awesome sight to see siege engines rolling across the battlefield. and demons invade the hells on a secondly basis. Which would make a three way battle to the finish.

Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"If they try to siege Umnabad (New Mordor) itself, they won't stand a chance. If Morgoth moves his forces into the Nine Hells, it would be an interesting battle."

The ruler of there is Asmodeus, his aspect *half as strong as a avatar which is half as strong as the real thing* Is a Greater diety now. And unlike most dieties who only control a small part of a plane, he rules all nine layers without question. And his lieutenants the archdevils each rule a layer as he does all of them. From strongest to weakest they are, mephistopheles, baalzebul, glasya, levistus, Belial & Fierna, Mammon, Dispater, and Bel. Each of them are on the levels of gods. "

Morgoth might have to go through with this with Balrogs, Gothmog, and a good portion of the more powerful of his forces. He might even make an appearance himself."

Due to powerful magics in the plane, any foe of the devils must conquer an entire layer, not one devil may survive, to move down to the next. This applies to armies, not individuals. "

Morgoth makes hundreds of thousands of Balrogs, making Gothmog one of their captains and takes with him legions of Morronnan Mountain-Orcs and trolls. Some of the more powerful of his allies come along and they rip through their levels with some of Morgoth's enchantments as an Anuir.

Morgoth is a master of blacksmithing and would most likely make weapons for the Balrogs that would resist their heat, most likely made of black mithril. As for the invading army of demons, Morgoth could just as easily corrupt them and use them to his advantage, building up as he got nearer to the last level.

Each layer of the hells has very bad weather. The first layer avernus has fire balls careening through the atmosphere, every 6 seconds there is a %5 chance one rams down on you. On Dispater the walls are scalding hot and the entire layer is a city. On mammon the hail is very very powerful and can smash concrete and it hails nearly all the time. On Phlegethos it is hotter than imaginable, though not mt.doom hot. On Stygia it is colder than antartica. On malbolge it is filled with disease and corpulance. On Maldomini staying for more than an hour makes you very very lazy and complain about moving more than 250 feet from your present location, and you will not move for any reason unless you resist very very hard, on Cania it's nearly absolute zero. And on nessus all canyons are deeper than the grand canyon and it's chalk full of them. You can't go 200 feet without stumbling on a canyon. And bridges are very very rare.

Dreadnaught says:

"Each layer of the hells has very bad weather. The first layer avernus has fire balls careening through the atmosphere, every 6 seconds there is a %5 chance one rams down on you. On Dispater the walls are scalding hot and the entire layer is a city. On mammon the hail is very very powerful and can smash concrete and it hails nearly all the time. On Phlegethos it is hotter than imaginable, though not mt.doom hot. On Stygia it is colder than antartica. On malbolge it is filled with disease and corpulance. On Maldomini staying for more than an hour makes you very very lazy and complain about moving more than 250 feet from your present location, and you will not move for any reason unless you resist *very very hard*, on Cania it's nearly absolute zero. And on nessus all canyons are deeper than the grand canyon and it's chalk full of them. You can't go 200 feet without stumbling on a canyon. And bridges are very very rare."

Morgoth, being the most powerful of the Anuir and second only to Oe the One in power, will most likely be able to put up barriers to protect his soldiers from the intense weather and severe terrain.

Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Each layer of the hells has very bad weather. The first layer avernus has fire balls careening through the atmosphere, every 6 seconds there is a %5 chance one rams down on you. On Dispater the walls are scalding hot and the entire layer is a city. On mammon the hail is very very powerful and can smash concrete and it hails nearly all the time. On Phlegethos it is hotter than imaginable, though not mt.doom hot. On Stygia it is colder than antartica. On malbolge it is filled with disease and corpulance. On Maldomini staying for more than an hour makes you very very lazy and complain about moving more than 250 feet from your present location, and you will not move for any reason unless you resist *very very hard*, on Cania it's nearly absolute zero. And on nessus all canyons are deeper than the grand canyon and it's chalk full of them. You can't go 200 feet without stumbling on a canyon. And bridges are very very rare."

Morgoth, being the most powerful of the Anuir and second only to Oe the One in power, will most likely be able to put up barriers to protect his soldiers from the intense weather and severe terrain."

And everytime asmodeus' aspects and avatars and his broken and heavily bleeding and gigantic body sheds blood a advanced pit fiend is born. The Main body is shedding a torrential downpour of blood every second. So by now the amount of pit fiends is unimaginably large, in the millions or billions. And when they shed blood they make barbed devils, the shock troops of hell.

Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Each layer of the hells has very bad weather. The first layer avernus has fire balls careening through the atmosphere, every 6 seconds there is a %5 chance one rams down on you. On Dispater the walls are scalding hot and the entire layer is a city. On mammon the hail is very very powerful and can smash concrete and it hails nearly all the time. On Phlegethos it is hotter than imaginable, though not mt.doom hot. On Stygia it is colder than antartica. On malbolge it is filled with disease and corpulance. On Maldomini staying for more than an hour makes you very very lazy and complain about moving more than 250 feet from your present location, and you will not move for any reason unless you resist *very very hard*, on Cania it's nearly absolute zero. And on nessus all canyons are deeper than the grand canyon and it's chalk full of them. You can't go 200 feet without stumbling on a canyon. And bridges are very very rare."

Morgoth, being the most powerful of the Anuir and second only to Oe the One in power, will most likely be able to put up barriers to protect his soldiers from the intense weather and severe terrain."

And everytime asmodeus' aspects and avatars and his broken and heavily bleeding and gigantic body sheds blood a advanced pit fiend is born. The Main body is shedding a torrential downpour of blood every second. So by now the amount of pit fiends is unimaginably large, in the millions or billions. And when they shed blood they make barbed devils, the shock troops of hell."

They all fall in front of Morgoth's unimaginable fury. He's scary when he's angry, just a low-power blow can shatter the earth under his mace and cause lava to spill out of the cracks.

Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Each layer of the hells has very bad weather. The first layer avernus has fire balls careening through the atmosphere, every 6 seconds there is a %5 chance one rams down on you. On Dispater the walls are scalding hot and the entire layer is a city. On mammon the hail is very very powerful and can smash concrete and it hails nearly all the time. On Phlegethos it is hotter than imaginable, though not mt.doom hot. On Stygia it is colder than antartica. On malbolge it is filled with disease and corpulance. On Maldomini staying for more than an hour makes you very very lazy and complain about moving more than 250 feet from your present location, and you will not move for any reason unless you resist *very very hard*, on Cania it's nearly absolute zero. And on nessus all canyons are deeper than the grand canyon and it's chalk full of them. You can't go 200 feet without stumbling on a canyon. And bridges are very very rare."

Morgoth, being the most powerful of the Anuir and second only to Oe the One in power, will most likely be able to put up barriers to protect his soldiers from the intense weather and severe terrain."

And everytime asmodeus' aspects and avatars and his broken and heavily bleeding and gigantic body sheds blood a advanced pit fiend is born. The Main body is shedding a torrential downpour of blood every second. So by now the amount of pit fiends is unimaginably large, in the millions or billions. And when they shed blood they make barbed devils, the shock troops of hell."

They all fall in front of Morgoth's unimaginable fury. He's scary when he's angry, just a low-power blow can shatter the earth under his mace and cause lava to spill out of the cracks."

Those pit fiends would do a number to the armies of mordor, they match them in numbers. And as we merged faerun and greyhawk that means we just made a copy of all the planes. So even if this one falls, one will remain. But if one is too fall, the powers of chaos would be strengthened. And also the most powerful thing in the hells is asmodeus' ruby rod and even more so, the pact priemeval, made by him and the first baatezu and the gods of law. If it is removed from baator the powers of law will become severely weakened, and chaos strengthened by that much. One copy exists in Every plane of law. All are made nigh impossible to move, baator fits it in a 40 ton ruby to do so. *pawn that and you'll be the next bill gates* "

roflmao

Morgoth can always corrupt more of the demons that spawn from the greater's blood, swelling his armies as long as he drains the devils. Eventually he commands a force strong enough to...well I'll let you decide that.

Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Each layer of the hells has very bad weather. The first layer avernus has fire balls careening through the atmosphere, every 6 seconds there is a %5 chance one rams down on you. On Dispater the walls are scalding hot and the entire layer is a city. On mammon the hail is very very powerful and can smash concrete and it hails nearly all the time. On Phlegethos it is hotter than imaginable, though not mt.doom hot. On Stygia it is colder than antartica. On malbolge it is filled with disease and corpulance. On Maldomini staying for more than an hour makes you very very lazy and complain about moving more than 250 feet from your present location, and you will not move for any reason unless you resist *very very hard*, on Cania it's nearly absolute zero. And on nessus all canyons are deeper than the grand canyon and it's chalk full of them. You can't go 200 feet without stumbling on a canyon. And bridges are very very rare."

Morgoth, being the most powerful of the Anuir and second only to Oe the One in power, will most likely be able to put up barriers to protect his soldiers from the intense weather and severe terrain."

And everytime asmodeus' aspects and avatars and his broken and heavily bleeding and gigantic body sheds blood a advanced pit fiend is born. The Main body is shedding a torrential downpour of blood every second. So by now the amount of pit fiends is unimaginably large, in the millions or billions. And when they shed blood they make barbed devils, the shock troops of hell."

They all fall in front of Morgoth's unimaginable fury. He's scary when he's angry, just a low-power blow can shatter the earth under his mace and cause lava to spill out of the cracks."

Those pit fiends would do a number to the armies of mordor, they match them in numbers. And as we merged faerun and greyhawk that means we just made a copy of all the planes. So even if this one falls, one will remain. But if one is too fall, the powers of chaos would be strengthened. And also the most powerful thing in the hells is asmodeus' ruby rod and even more so, the pact priemeval, made by him and the first baatezu and the gods of law. If it is removed from baator the powers of law will become severely weakened, and chaos strengthened by that much. One copy exists in Every plane of law. All are made nigh impossible to move, baator fits it in a 40 ton ruby to do so. pawn that and you'll be the next bill gates

Since Morgoth and his armies have to tear through the entire system of levels, he'll eventually find the Pact Primeval.

Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Each layer of the hells has very bad weather. The first layer avernus has fire balls careening through the atmosphere, every 6 seconds there is a %5 chance one rams down on you. On Dispater the walls are scalding hot and the entire layer is a city. On mammon the hail is very very powerful and can smash concrete and it hails nearly all the time. On Phlegethos it is hotter than imaginable, though not mt.doom hot. On Stygia it is colder than antartica. On malbolge it is filled with disease and corpulance. On Maldomini staying for more than an hour makes you very very lazy and complain about moving more than 250 feet from your present location, and you will not move for any reason unless you resist *very very hard*, on Cania it's nearly absolute zero. And on nessus all canyons are deeper than the grand canyon and it's chalk full of them. You can't go 200 feet without stumbling on a canyon. And bridges are very very rare."

Morgoth, being the most powerful of the Anuir and second only to Oe the One in power, will most likely be able to put up barriers to protect his soldiers from the intense weather and severe terrain."

And everytime asmodeus' aspects and avatars and his broken and heavily bleeding and gigantic body sheds blood a advanced pit fiend is born. The Main body is shedding a torrential downpour of blood every second. So by now the amount of pit fiends is unimaginably large, in the millions or billions. And when they shed blood they make barbed devils, the shock troops of hell."

They all fall in front of Morgoth's unimaginable fury. He's scary when he's angry, just a low-power blow can shatter the earth under his mace and cause lava to spill out of the cracks."

Those pit fiends would do a number to the armies of mordor, they match them in numbers. And as we merged faerun and greyhawk that means we just made a copy of all the planes. So even if this one falls, one will remain. But if one is too fall, the powers of chaos would be strengthened. And also the most powerful thing in the hells is asmodeus' ruby rod and even more so, the pact priemeval, made by him and the first baatezu and the gods of law. If it is removed from baator the powers of law will become severely weakened, and chaos strengthened by that much. One copy exists in Every plane of law. All are made nigh impossible to move, baator fits it in a 40 ton ruby to do so. *pawn that and you'll be the next bill gates* "

roflmao

Morgoth can always corrupt more of the demons that spawn from the greater's blood, swelling his armies as long as he drains the devils. Eventually he commands a force strong enough to...well I'll let you decide that."

If you read the pact primeval you are granted powers against chaos, all your attacks are stronger against chaotic beings eladrin, slaadi, demons, and anything of chaotic alignment and you can smite chaos you add your hit dice and charisma bonus to your attack and damage and you become far more skilled in the application of law.

Other magic locations in baator, the shirver, if you can stand this machine's torturous flails, it turns soul shells into lemures, the basic devil every 6 seconds you remain without crying out you gain special powers. And the worm of minarous you can attempt to kill it, but it always comes back if you go in it's gizzard and survive the digestion process your best ability score is increased. And many others.

Warsman says:

"Since Morgoth and his armies have to tear through the entire system of levels, he'll eventually find the Pact Primeval."

Hope he doesn't remove it from baator. And I pity the guy who ends up carrying the giant jewel that holds the scroll. Meanwhile the Valar, maiar, and gondorians and such are invading the abyss. The faerunian one. As they see the place as the home of so much evil. They seek to purge the place. They go to the demon web home to the spider goddess of the drow and the home of the drow. They seek to slay the spider demon once and for all. Eru/Oe the one is not present.
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Warsman says:

"Dreadnaught says:

"Warsman says:

"Since Morgoth and his armies have to tear through the entire system of levels, he'll eventually find the Pact Primeval."

Hope he doesn't remove it from baator. And I pity the guy who ends up carrying the giant jewel that holds the gem. Meanwhile the Valar, maiar, and gondorians and such are invading the abyss. The faerunian one. As they see the place as the home of so much evil. They seek to purge the place. They go to the demon web home to the spider goddess of the drow and the home of the drow. They seek to slay the spider demon once and for all. Eru/Oe the one is not present."

But Gandalf, Galadriel, Gil-galad, and Cyrodiil are?"

Yes. They are met by Lolth's best clerics, sorcerer's and wizards. and her various godlings. As well as the Greyhawk/Oerth elfs who want to see lotlh dead.
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