300 spartans VS The companions of the Hall

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300 spartans VS The companions of the Hall

300 spartans

vs

The companions of the hall from forgotten realms

Drizzt, Bruenor, Wulgar and Catt. Bruenors daughter with full equiptments

Companions

Originally posted by grey fox
Companions

I agree with you

bruenor and Drizzt would both be extremely difficult to put down. wulfgar has the strength and powerful weapon to destroy there formations and catt. can reak havok with her bow.

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I think the Companions can win so long as they survive the possible volley of 300 spears at the beginning.

Only ones I could see going down are Wulfgar and Catti-Brie. I could see Wulfgar getting a little too cocky and wading into them all killing a bunch, sure, but eventually getting skewered by a few spears. That might not bring him down, but I think he'd accumulate enough wounds to stop him.

The 300 win. The Companions wouldn't be able to take 300 orcs at once by themselves, unless they had the advantage of fighting them in small groups (IE, in a building or cave). Spartans >>>> Orcs. Cattie-Brie kills the most, thanks to Heartseeker and Khazidea (still dont know how to spell the damn swords name).

Originally posted by Tassadar
The 300 win. The Companions wouldn't be able to take 300 orcs at once by themselves, unless they had the advantage of fighting them in small groups (IE, in a building or cave). Spartans >>>> Orcs. Cattie-Brie kills the most, thanks to Heartseeker and Khazidea (still dont know how to spell the damn swords name).

Bruenor fought more then 300 orcs by him self on at least three occassions.

At one point he literally fought 1000's and killed so many orcs in one day that it surpassed the amount of kills he has had in many years prior combind

Originally posted by capt it up
Bruenor fought more then 300 orcs by him self on at least three occassions.

At one point he literally fought 1000's and killed so many orcs in one day that it surpassed the amount of kills he has had in many years prior combind

Maybe, but he wasnt alone. He had an army of dwarves backing him, along with most of the Companions. Its easier to fight when you have people to keep you from getting surrounded and stabbed in the back.

Originally posted by Tassadar
Maybe, but he wasnt alone. He had an army of dwarves backing him, along with most of the Companions. Its easier to fight when you have people to keep you from getting surrounded and stabbed in the back.

Yup...and...as said,

Spartans > Orcs.

Originally posted by Soljer

Spartans >>> Orcs.

....

Spartans >>>> Orcs.

Better?

Originally posted by Soljer
Yup...and...as said,

Spartans > Orcs.

I'm not a ForgottenRealms expert but doesn't it depend heavily on the individual orc?

Obviously you can have elite orcs....but in general, a Sparatan will be superior to an Orc the same way that in general, a Kree will be superior to a Human.

Even though there are exceptional humans.

Basically, Orcs might as well be Hand Ninjas.

Do you think 'Spartans > Hand Ninjas' would depend heavily upon the individual ninja? 😕

Originally posted by Soljer
Obviously you can have elite orcs....but in general, a Sparatan will be superior to an Orc the same way that in general, a Kree will be superior to a Human.

Even though there are exceptional humans.

Basically, Orcs might as well be Hand Ninjas.

Do you think 'Spartans > Hand Ninjas' would depend heavily upon the individual ninja? 😕

In many fictional worlds orcs (and orc like character) tend to be cookie cutter warriors with various levels. ie Uruks vs Orcs in LotR.

I meant type of orc not individual.

Oh.

Well, I could be mistaken, but I do believe that in Forgotten Realms, Orc is a single race.

Someone can correct me if they please, and like I said, there are exceptions, but in general....an orc is an orc is an orc.

Capt's playing up Bruenor way too much. And I actually think the Companions bite it hard....and this coming from a big fan of Drizzt and company.

Can't Drizzit force this into blind fighting where he (and I would assume people who spend time with the guy) would have an advantage?

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
Can't Drizzit force this into blind fighting where he (and I would assume people who spend time with the guy) would have an advantage?

For a few of them, sure. But not for all 300. I don't remember any drow making mroe than a few globes of darkness at once, and even that might be an exaggeration.

He'd be the toughest to bring down, no doubt, but the discipline and numbers advantage I just think is too much.

i really like this thread
Can terrain make a diffrence in this battle?
What is the terrain for this match

Originally posted by starlock
i really like this thread
Can terrain make a diffrence in this battle?
What is the terrain for this match

You have a good point. The terrain factors into this heavily, if its in a choke point the Companions can neutralize the Spartans numbers advantage (ironically exactly how the Spartans inflicted so much damage in their battle at Thermopylae). It doesn't give them a majority, but it definitely increases their odds.