ah yes I believe i remember seeing that, i take it the nazgul dont have ultra powers anymore it arnt immortal
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uhmmmmm sauron (in lotr context only) is an eye........ he cannot ride anything, the ones who ride the big flying monsters are the dark-hooted lords and are actually wraiths of the ring
well i firs asked because i wanted to sort this up, so i may be wrong......... let's wait to the experts
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The Nazgūl are the 9 men that Sauron has corrupted when he gave them the Nine Rings of Power. They slowly fell into the Shadow and became Sauron's deadliest servants. They linger in the Void and they are basicaly invisible. They could just be seen through their black cloaks.
The Wraiths, or basically Ringwraiths, ARE the Nazgūl. They are one and the same. Nazgūl is the Black Speech for Ringwraiths.
The fell beasts, or Winged Creatures are beasts raised by Sauron to be the Nazgūl's steeds. Sauron deliberately raised them having unnatural size to be stronger, more destructive and intimidating.
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the nazguls were the nine kings from the race of men whom were bound to the one ring by the ring of powers. they became wraiths when they succumb to the evil of the one ring. a nazgul and a ring wraith is one and the same.
the flying monsters, from what i learned from Exa (who else) didn't really have names. fell beasts, winged steeds and some others were dubbed to name them.
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i meant who irima called the dark lord was really the king witch.... (the one spectre who rides the winged creature)...... so i asked irima if she was referring to this one
mmmmmmm i dont remember melkor (morgoth) being called the dark lord..... i shall look it in my .doc version of the sillmarilion (faster than searching through the whole book :P)
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Jan 21st, 2004 01:38 PM
Nazgul!
But I always want to go there. 
