Middle Earth (LotR) vs Faerûn (D&D) vs Azeroth (Warcraft)

Each get three months prep

No omnipotents

EDIT: Or any gods/dieties, none are allowed

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Does ME get the Valar or other Ainur or Melkor?

These type of fights are not allowed

They are and always will be.

Proof: https://comicvine.gamespot.com/forums/battles-7/middle-earth-vs-tamriel-683182/

No omnipotents are allowed. The fight takes place on the planet

Those guys aren't omnipotent.

Aren't they Universal tier reality warping deities?

LOL no.

@thordinson: Can you just explain please? :)

The best feats the Valar have that can be quantifiable is their war with Morgoth which shaped the entire land of Middle Earth and leveled alot of the area.

Faerun has its fair share of Gods, debating a God vs God is going to be a large waste of time.

High level wizards in Faerun are beyond anything comparable in Azeroth or Middle Earth.

Faerun, easily.

They do not even need the gods to enter the fight.

May I please just call this out, "universal tier reality warping deities" are not even comparable to omnipotents. Just sayin

Morgoth and the Valar would give Lotr the win.

@misterwhisper: @wut: @thordinson: I edited it. God's aren't allowed, although Gandalf is weak enough that I can make an exception.

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It wouldn't matter.

Yea about this

@xlr87t3: DnD high level wizards are gods in all but name.

@misterwhisper: Oh? How powerful are the people of Faerun?

Ner'zhul with a few artifacts ripped apart a planet. Azeroth wins.

I mean this gives WoW the win since they just are too much for either side. Their weapons, magic, and powerful artifacts just outclass them. Lord of the rings doens't have the weapons, or means to really win the air battles at all. Like do they have the dragon flight? The Scourge? the elements? etc on their side? Otherwise WoW wins pretty easily.

@reikai: A DnD necromancer, with a few artifacts, became a god. Ner'zhul did all that to make portals to other worlds. High Level DnD's make entire pocket dimensions just to store their toys and casually travel to other dimensions and control time.

Nvm that the Draenei have ships of the extra-planetary kind.

@reikai: Again, high level DnD wizards casually travel dimensions on their own. They don't need ships.

@wut: And so do mages, warlocks and other magic users in WoW. D&D wizards ain't special in that regard. WoW magic users can also create pocket dimensions and the like for various purposes. Draenei ships are also mobile cities to carry their populations.

@reikai: When has a WoW magic user made a pocket dimension? Post it. Mages, Warlocks and other magic users in WoW have never traveled dimensions on their own, there is a reason the massive gates going to Outland are so large and powerful. The only ones that have shown the ability to do this are the Legion and the Draenei, and even then, only with powerful objects, not something, they, themselves, tend to do (Not counting Legion elements being summoned by rituals).