Ever wonder who would win the battle between a Jedi Knight and Frodo Baggins?
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Ever wonder who would win the battle between a Jedi Knight and Frodo Baggins?
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No. :icon_lol:
Depends on who the Jedi is.
Vader, Skywalker -> no.
Nihilus, Revan -> yes.
Ok, how can nasty little hobitses beat a Jedi? Maybe if Galdalf helps him! At least Gandalf has that magic stick that fires photon torpedoes. Maybe then. Frodo doesn't even has The Precious, so he can't even make us disappear! I'm afraid a Jedi will ruin Frodo's day.
As much as I enjoy LOTR and am really into that sort of questing and the like, I'm gonna have to favor the jedi ... Frodo had no real special abilities other than being able to bear the ring.
I think the underlying question is,
Can a Star Wars nerd beat up a Lord of the Rings nerd?
or:
Who's more nerdy?
Let the games begin!!:ernae:
Two words....................
Light
Sabre..
Case closed..
Saw the movie...
Gollum might have a chance that ole boy can take a beatin kind of like Rocky plus he fights dirty
Star Wars all the way. I can't abide the Lord of the Rings.
LOL
"Let's call it a draw"
i see theres a few Python-ites about :icon_lol::icon_lol:
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Why do you need a light saber when you have a blaster?? get the big footed gnome from distance, donīt need to get too personal...
Prowler
Neither..... cause their mothers would come out and kick both their butts and screamin...... "PLAY NICE you little heathens or we'll knock yer heads together!!!!! Then we'll make 2 more that look just like ya!" ;) :bump:
Darth of the Rings?
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"I'll bite your legs off!" :icon_lol:
Anyway, both Star Wars and LotR are about a young peasant with a magical sword who, with the help of a wizard, defeats the dark lord.
Someone wrote a story once with generic terms and asked people to tell if it was the storyline of SW or LotR; turned out the story would fit both movies..
I never thought about that Ferry. Good point..
Bill
Dunno, in the Wookiepedia, Revan is male but the Exile is female. I always played both of them them as male, as for seduction of Bastila and Visas. :d
I wonder if you can seduce them too when you're female. I know that the modern Bioware games make same-sex relationships possible, but KotoR I and II...
this is part of the archetype of the hero's journey that is a constant in many of the most famous and popular epic tales and in many myths throughout history as outlined by joseph campbell in a great book called "the hero with a thousand faces" ( george lucas was a big fan of campbell's work and the two of them were good friends as well ) .
it usually starts with the hero seemingly being a common man , in a life which leaves him unsatisfied and who feels he is destined for greatness . a tragedy leads him on a path to his destiny that will lead him to being a leader . during his travels , he will be led by a wiser old "role model" type who will depart fairly early on and will be joined by a diverse group of people to help him . he will be faced by many difficult choices in which the fate of his companions and the world will depend ...
you can see that in characters such as luke/anakin skywalker , frodo , kirk in the new star trek movie , king arthur in the classic tales of the knights of the round table ...
I have to join in on this one..LOL..
I'll go with the Hobbit's every time..
LOL..
I wonder why??
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Yeah,
"A long, long time ago in a galaxie far, far away, there was a magic ring." Just don't capture my imagination.
LOLOLOL....
That is classic CF.. Ive heard it before. Cant get enough of it...
Bill
Consider it independent validation! :icon_lol:
You know Ken, that makes sense..
Neither are into attacking others.
I never thought about that.
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Somehow I missed this first time around. :jump:
I think since it was C9G who asked, the winner probably gets to carry her off and live happy ever after. So, wouldn't that would throw a monkey wrench into your theory Dain? When the stakes are high enough... and from what I see in here, getting C9G is pretty high stakes. :salute:
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The Jedi, pre-Luke Skywalker, do not endorse marriage. But Luke, realizing how that celebecy stuff screwed up his dad, had none of it for himself!
So, it depends upon which generation you are speaking when you determine who "gets the girl!"
During the Yoda years, Frodo has the girl. After, it might be a tossup.
Cheers,
Ken
Well I gress everyone knows who's side I am on..
But Since it has become a Fight for C9G..
Bring on those Low life Jedi scum..
Getting my Mithril out and my sword sharpened..
Polished my armour, and have my ring..
For the Lady of the sky, C9G a Hobbit will make a stand..
That is after dinner..
and pehaps a bit of pipe weed and good Hobbit Mead..
WOW talked myself in to a PARTY..
Got to Go..
Frodo would have to stop crying long enough to fight......
-G-
the Q would simply snap his fingers and turn their weapons into party favors, or maybe he would have two peaceful peoples go at it if it suited his amusement. :D But hey, Q did know how to have a good time as he showed those stuffy fleeters now and then. :)
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Now we got trekkies on board!!.....i say use the blasters!...zap them all...
Prowler
I an sorry Dave, I cannot do this....You are in error.... I cannot open the baydoors...What are you doin.....
In a beer drinking contest the hobbit would win hand down.
Vader and Palpatine were jedi as well, and they had NO problem with using violence to achieve their goals, or for their own enjoyment. Vader prolly wouldn't even draw his lightsaber, he'd just reach out with the force, crush the life out of the little hobbit, and head to the pub by himself.
Oh, look what you did, now you made me go all geeky! LOL.
Sorry, but technically they were Sith, not Jedi.
I know, Sith originally started from a "Dark Jedi", but I think after a few thousand years they can be considered separate "Faiths", especially since they have completely opposing views on the "Force". :icon_lol:
http://www.starwars.com/databank/org...ith/index.html
BTW, Palpatine was never a Jedi at any time in his life.
He had always been trained as a Sith, by his master Darth Plagueis.
Thus his true title/name is actually "Darth Sidious", and of course he became a master after he off'd his master.
Vader was a just convert. LOL.
More useless information than you wanted to know...
So I defend my original statement. :icon_lol:
(All done in fun)
From your link, Dain. Kinda like saying there's a difference between catholics and Baptists- one are not Christians ? Darth Plagueis taught Darth Sidious (Palpatine) who taught Vader, so I maintain Palpatine was indeed a dark jedi (sith).Quote:
The current incarnation of the Sith is the result of a rogue Jedi dissident from the order. Two thousand years ago, this Jedi had come to the understanding that the true power of the Force lay not through contemplation and passivity.
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Sidious was apprentice to Darth Plagueis, a wise Sith Lord whose knowledge of arcane and unnatural arts was reputed to extend to manipulating the very essence of life. By Sith tradition, Sidious killed Plagueis in his ascent to Master from apprentice. This left an opening for the fearsome Darth Maul to become Sidious' Sith apprentice
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