Just wanted to say the guy don’t even know his book. Men beheaded by Sauron army were not members of the Citadel Guard, those did not left the upper level of Minas Tirith before the siege, especially not with a paranoid Denethor. Also it did worked, Minas Tirith garrison was on their last legs morale wise, even though Gandalf was there and did the morale tricks which were his specialty. Rohan riders did not even seen the heads and they were whipped into basically suicidal frenzy anyway by Theoden and generally everyone there being in total doomer mode. Aragorn shown with an army of undead, something being glossed over even in the book, not even Sauron ever had an army of undead ffs, remember how everyone were freaking in book one because cairn wraith and now there was entire army of them.
Aragorn shown with an army of undead, something being glossed over even in the book
Because in the book he didn’t. The ghost army was released after destroying the Umbari army south of Minas Tirith, thus reliving the local garrison which joined the Grey Host of Aragorn and then fough on the Pelennor fields. No undead at Minas Tirith in the book, side from the Nazgul.
Just wanted to say the guy don’t even know his book. Men beheaded by Sauron army were not members of the Citadel Guard, those did not left the upper level of Minas Tirith before the siege, especially not with a paranoid Denethor. Also it did worked, Minas Tirith garrison was on their last legs morale wise, even though Gandalf was there and did the morale tricks which were his specialty. Rohan riders did not even seen the heads and they were whipped into basically suicidal frenzy anyway by Theoden and generally everyone there being in total doomer mode. Aragorn shown with an army of undead, something being glossed over even in the book, not even Sauron ever had an army of undead ffs, remember how everyone were freaking in book one because cairn wraith and now there was entire army of them.
Because in the book he didn’t. The ghost army was released after destroying the Umbari army south of Minas Tirith, thus reliving the local garrison which joined the Grey Host of Aragorn and then fough on the Pelennor fields. No undead at Minas Tirith in the book, side from the Nazgul.
Whoops. Right, undead only fought at Pelargir.
Another nerd battle won o7
I love them too, just vae victis to me this time XD