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Anguirel · 10-31-2005, 01:16 PM

I disagree with you there, Saucie-bet you're surprised!-on the evicting curses point. I think the Curse and even more so the Doom really are distinct entities, vital characters in a sense, and so ought to be options for voting.

A suggestion-if you can succeed in both dethroning Galadriel and making Ereinion or Celebrimbor, not Finduilas, King of Nargothrond, then Turin may find the ruler less receptive. This would presumably be done by evicting Galadriel or double-evicting Galadriel and Finduilas.

Apart from that, the Curse is a solid, but rather tame choice for succeeding in this challenge. After some thought, I say the Doom should go instead-the Noldor have suffered plenty already, the lack of the Doom will lend them wisdom to resist Turin or strength to resist Morgoth, and that way Turin's tragic saga can be played to its end.

++MANDOS, DOOM OF

10-31-2005, 01:16 PM	#15
Anguirel Byronic Brand Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: The 1590s Posts: 2,778	I disagree with you there, Saucie-bet you're surprised!-on the evicting curses point. I think the Curse and even more so the Doom really are distinct entities, vital characters in a sense, and so ought to be options for voting. A suggestion-if you can succeed in both dethroning Galadriel and making Ereinion or Celebrimbor, not Finduilas, King of Nargothrond, then Turin may find the ruler less receptive. This would presumably be done by evicting Galadriel or double-evicting Galadriel and Finduilas. Apart from that, the Curse is a solid, but rather tame choice for succeeding in this challenge. After some thought, I say the Doom should go instead-the Noldor have suffered plenty already, the lack of the Doom will lend them wisdom to resist Turin or strength to resist Morgoth, and that way Turin's tragic saga can be played to its end. ++MANDOS, DOOM OF __________________ Among the friendly dead, being bad at games did not seem to matter -Il Lupo Fenriso