Originally posted by ScreamPaste
One; I was asking the OP, not some troll.Two; It's stated by canon to be an evil destroying blade.
The effect was specificly taken away. I'm curious why, is all. It'd be a great help in the gauntlet.
The only two people in this thread who are considered evil are Archimonde and Deathwing, but evil in Warcraft isn't as clear cut like it's in LoZ.
Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
Umm...Link might make it past the first guy if the roots are flammable...maybe...I doubt it...
Broll is a druid who is born with antlers, an implication that he's destined great powers. Antlered druids are more powerful than common ones.
Now for the druid hierarchy:
Broll is in these two pictures I will post below using a rooting spell, although does not focus it on any particular target. This rooting effect should not be compared to that of Malfurion due to the hierarchy. The list here is weakest to strongest as they are written:
- Broll Bearmantle (Antlers)
- Fandral Staghelm (Antlers)
- Xarantaur (In theory) (Tauren. No antlers)
- Malfurion Stormrage (Antlers)
- Remulos (Antlers)
- Cenarius (Antlers)
- Ysera (Dragon)
- Eonar (Titan)
- Elune (God)
The gap between each is large and the following pictures should have the listed hierarchy in consideration.
The battle that is spoken of is Malfurion versus Archimonde in War of the Ancients ("The Sundering"😉. When Archimonde breaks Malorne and Cenarius starts to fall victim to the Burning Legion during their last stand, Malfurion snaps.
He summons nature in all its might and attacks Archimonde fearlessly. Archimonde at first snaps the roots like straws of grass, mocking the attempt. Soon enough, he is caught by surprise by the neverending flow of roots that stretch from the ground. Archimonde is to the letter smothered by roots and every time he breaks some to free himself, new ones take their place before he has a chance to do anything about his freedom.
Soon enough, he can't even break the sheer number of roots, and he retreats, teleporting away from the battlefield.
Originally posted by ScreamPaste
One; I was asking the OP, not some troll.Two; It's stated by canon to be an evil destroying blade.
The effect was specificly taken away. I'm curious why, is all. It'd be a great help in the gauntlet.
Well Moo didnt answer you so your not making any sense.
So? a lot of weapons are made to destroy evil in fiction, that does not help it when its feats are few and against lesser beings than those evils listed here.
Probably because nobody wants you running about saying "link one hitz Archimonde whos powerz cant hurt him coz the sword protects from evils!"
But he stops at 1. As I said and as others have outlined with better clarity, link cannot defeat the root spell.
You're mistaking my method for your own, sir.
And who are you to talk about the sword's feats or lack of feats? You've never played the game.
Was I claiming it would one shot Archimonde...? Nope. Can't see it anywhere in this thread.
Also, Moo's no troll. Now scurry back under your bridge while I wait for a real, logical answer from the OP.
Originally posted by ScreamPaste
You're mistaking my method for your own, sir.And who are you to talk about the sword's feats or lack of feats? You've never played the game.
Was I claiming it would one shot Archimonde...? Nope. Can't see it anywhere in this thread.
Also, Moo's no troll. Now scurry back under your bridge while I wait for a real, logical answer from the OP.
Let's assume the anti-evil effect of his sword does work in this thread. What difference will it make? From where I see it, his hope dies with Archimonde, if not already on Neltharion.
bah, no limits fallacy nonsense, having the name evils bane means nothing, its just a special sword that seems to defeat characters in the LoZ series, ive seen him trying to debate for its apprent "anti evil" powers in the Kratos/kain vs Link threads and its ridiculous, talking about how it can stop Tk just because someone evil is doing it or just because Ganon never used it, coincidence or PIS and neither are good evidence for these claims.
Originally posted by Burning thought
bah, no limits fallacy nonsense, having the name evils bane means nothing, its just a special sword that seems to defeat characters in the LoZ series, ive seen him trying to debate for its apprent "anti evil" powers in the Kratos/kain vs Link threads and its ridiculous, talking about how it can stop Tk just because someone evil is doing it or just because Ganon never used it, coincidence or PIS and neither are good evidence for these claims.
Ganon being stupid enough to not TK Link when he knows he can is not good evidence for your claim.
BT's never played OoT, apparently.
Edit: The sword's power, while not an instant one shot, is not negligible. 😛
I'm curious why it's not allowed in this thread, is all. This gauntlet, in my honest opinion, was much more suited to Ganon with his wide array of powers, and I believe Endless Hunger was banned.
if Endless hunger is in, Link needs to have the light arrows or the master sword infused with light. Or else he cannot stop it.