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Instead of Sauron, the Dark Lord of the Sith takes on the armies of Middle Earth.

Who wins?

How does Vader persuade Orc armies to follow him?

They were enslaved to Sauron, not to the Sith.

Aragorn cuts him in half.

Originally posted by cdtm
Instead of Sauron, the Dark Lord of the Sith takes on the armies of Middle Earth.

Who wins?

Hmmm no prep time?

If so Vader's armies lose, otherwise i see it lean a bit towards Vader.

It's just Vader in that opening scene to the Lord of the Rings movie.

Put him against Sauron's forces too, if you want. Personally I think between the EU and Rogue Squadron, Vader can solo armies no problem.

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
How does Vader persuade Orc armies to follow him?

They were enslaved to Sauron, not to the Sith.

Aragorn cuts him in half.

lol how does Aragorn do that exactly??

Force >> Ranger abilities (?)

Lightsaber >> Narsil

Vader is also not magical nor immortal. The force can do many things, but render one a Maiar? no. Morgoth does not even recruit him.

Originally posted by cdtm
It's just Vader in that opening scene to the Lord of the Rings movie.

Put him against Sauron's forces too, if you want. Personally I think between the EU and Rogue Squadron, Vader can solo armies no problem.

I that aspect i completly agree.

We are talking about a lightsaber. Vader would cut them all like if it was butter.

Originally posted by cdtm
Instead of Sauron, the Dark Lord of the Sith takes on the armies of Middle Earth.


The armies of Middle-Earth are in big trouble.

Originally posted by relentless1
lol how does Aragorn do that exactly??

Force >> Ranger abilities (?)

Lightsaber >> Narsil

You really thought I was serious?

What are you doing on the Internet, relentless?

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
You really thought I was serious?

What are you doing on the Internet, relentless?

eh, my bad... hard to tell these days

Vader force chokes them all ftw

Originally posted by Trocity
The armies of Middle-Earth are in big trouble.

Originally posted by relentless1
eh, my bad... hard to tell these days

Also, technically Aragorn wielded Anduril, not Narsil