Gothmog Lord Of Balrogs Tolkien Explained R Lotr Lovely legendary legion! haven’t played it yet, but i really like the aesthetic, especially with the new gothmog model coming up so this is one of my upcoming projects, making this army. i don’t think it’s super competitive due to the hatred man special rule, and most meta armies nowadays are either elves, goblins or uruk hai. So gothmog might be the spirit of the original balrog possessing a troll. in the rpg, the character has the balrog's helmet, as kind of a ritualistic focus for the possession. i admit the idea of the balrog persisting beyond destruction is a bit of a reach.
Gothmog Lord Of Balrogs By Rosedale On Deviantart Given tolkien lists all these people alongside gothmog, i think it is rational to assume that the individual commanding a large host of men, was himself a man. secondly, he was lieutenant of minas morgul. this would have been an important role given the strategic value of the city and one unlikely to be given to an orc. Somehow instead of gothmog i see weinstein looking more like the orc in isengard that tells saruman that they “don’t have enough fuel to feed the fires.” i’m not finding his name anywhere, but he’s got a rounder head than gothmog. Gothmog is a lieutenant for mordor's forces and not the same as the balrog killed by ecthelion. tolkien only briefly mentions him once or twice in the book, so it's unclear whether he is an orc, nazgul, or something else. Gothmog, the lord of the balrogs, decides that morgoth requires a better lieutenant than sauron has so far proven to be. so he challenges sauron to a fight to the death. they fight upon an open plain. gothmog has the standard sword and flaming whip of the balrogs, sauron, his armour and mace. round 1: sauron fighting before he forged the one ring. round 2: sauron with the power of the one ring.
Gothmog Lord Of Balrogs Morgoth Fantasy World Lord Gothmog is a lieutenant for mordor's forces and not the same as the balrog killed by ecthelion. tolkien only briefly mentions him once or twice in the book, so it's unclear whether he is an orc, nazgul, or something else. Gothmog, the lord of the balrogs, decides that morgoth requires a better lieutenant than sauron has so far proven to be. so he challenges sauron to a fight to the death. they fight upon an open plain. gothmog has the standard sword and flaming whip of the balrogs, sauron, his armour and mace. round 1: sauron fighting before he forged the one ring. round 2: sauron with the power of the one ring. To me, ecthellion killing gothmog always seemed like a fluke. from how the fight is described, it sounds like gothmog had him dead to rights. ecthellion was lucky to land that final blow, and luckier still that when the two of them fell they landed in a fountain. Were gothmog and sauron comparably powerful? they were both mia spirits, and gothmog was chief of balrogs. had he lived to the third age would he have been an ally of sauron or an enemy contending for the throne?. Gothmog as leader of the balrogs likely had much more significance to morgoth in battle, whereas sauron was an agent of terror, a chief torturer and a great conquerer for morgoth, which gothmog is not described as being. Obviously sauron went on to become the big bad for the 2nd and 3rd ages, while gothmog fell to ecthelion in gondolin, but who do you think was ranked higher? i always thought of them being ranked equally to eachother, but with different roles, while sauron took a more backseat approach during the wars for beleriand, gothmog was morgoth’s representative on the battlefield. what do you think?.
Gothmog The Lord Of Balrogs History Of Middle Earth Middle Earth Art Dark Lord Morgoth To me, ecthellion killing gothmog always seemed like a fluke. from how the fight is described, it sounds like gothmog had him dead to rights. ecthellion was lucky to land that final blow, and luckier still that when the two of them fell they landed in a fountain. Were gothmog and sauron comparably powerful? they were both mia spirits, and gothmog was chief of balrogs. had he lived to the third age would he have been an ally of sauron or an enemy contending for the throne?. Gothmog as leader of the balrogs likely had much more significance to morgoth in battle, whereas sauron was an agent of terror, a chief torturer and a great conquerer for morgoth, which gothmog is not described as being. Obviously sauron went on to become the big bad for the 2nd and 3rd ages, while gothmog fell to ecthelion in gondolin, but who do you think was ranked higher? i always thought of them being ranked equally to eachother, but with different roles, while sauron took a more backseat approach during the wars for beleriand, gothmog was morgoth’s representative on the battlefield. what do you think?.
Gothmog The Lord Of Balrogs By Atohas On Deviantart Gothmog as leader of the balrogs likely had much more significance to morgoth in battle, whereas sauron was an agent of terror, a chief torturer and a great conquerer for morgoth, which gothmog is not described as being. Obviously sauron went on to become the big bad for the 2nd and 3rd ages, while gothmog fell to ecthelion in gondolin, but who do you think was ranked higher? i always thought of them being ranked equally to eachother, but with different roles, while sauron took a more backseat approach during the wars for beleriand, gothmog was morgoth’s representative on the battlefield. what do you think?.
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