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First and foremost, the Valar are NOT gods.

Yup - I skip watching that scene also. Some people just think that The Witch King is stronger because he taunted Gandalf with the words: "Old fool, old fool! This is my hour, Do you not know death...

I think in a duel, both of them would die.

Al.:
Even if Morgoth's body was "breakable", how can you be certain that Feanor would actually "break" his body?

Yes. But come on, even if he lost much of his powers, he still has them.

It's like the same if I say "Let's assume for a second that Fingolfin didn't wound Morgoth." It cannot be assumed. You know that Morgoth beat Fingolfin in a duel. You know why Ungoliant almost beat...

Explain just out of curiosity how the most powerful elf could beat the first Ainu that Eru created and perhaps(or maybe he is) the strongest of the Valar. I understand that maybe Feanor would somehow...

*His name is Morgoth, given by Feanor.

Are you serious? Morgoth wins.

Gandalf. And from an encounter:
The Witch King vs Tom Bombadil...Who would win?

Was it Glorfindel or Gandalf?

So, I'm about to read The Lord of The Rings the second time. I can't, however, understand one thing:

Gandalfs' encounter with the Nazgul at Weathertop. When was it? Is that the light Aragorn,...

What is the Flame Imperishable?!

I know the story of the straight path, I'm not such a noob as you think :P

Another question: the Timeless Halls are "outside the boundaries of universe" right? and does Eru have a shape?

Wait, on the map someone posted, I saw an icy land which acts as a bridge between Aman and Middle-Earth, the Helcaraxe, is it really possible to cross that "bridge" and get to the other side?

I once again repeat: Fail to do his task, not fall in battle, I mentioned that some comments up.


@Andunion: So what do you think? Could Gandalf somehow (with the permission of the Valar to...

By fell I meant failed, failed to do the task, only Gandalf accomplished the task, and yes they failed.

No, Saruman "assumed the mantle of many colors" because he was a traitor.

Thanks.

So The Battle of The Five Armies will be fully included, not just a one-minute debrief of it? Will it be included like the battles in LoTR?

2. And why didn't the Valar from Aman come to...

I was wondering...:

1.Why doesn't the LoTR book mention the Maiar, Valar or the Ainur? (Some exceptions)

2. As I could see, they "paid more attention to Valar, than the Ainur, why is that?...

Umm, I think that Sauron burned Gil-Galad, and killed Elendil(Yeah taht was in the movies). IF it is different, could you point it out please?

How did the Istari banish Sauron from Dol Guldur in The Hobbit, and is that going to be included in the movies?

Thanks guys! But dafuq then did he hide in the Battle of the Morannon? XD

And one question(may be a bit dumb), Did Sauron ever felt ashamed or pityful? Because he wasn't bad before Melkor...

But what interests me, did Sauron take physical form?

So I found an article in the Wikipedia( though I read it somewhere else earlier)

"Gollum (who was tortured by Sauron in person) tells Frodo that Sauron has, at least, a "Black Hand" with four...

I think that Eowyn managed to kill him because of Merry, somewhere I read that the dagger he stabbed the Witch King with was a westerness(spell)

But yeah, I totally agree with you guys.

Hello,

So in the movies, the Witch King seemed stronger. And I'm currently reading The Two Towers, so I don't know yet. But in my thoughts, Gandalf got a "promotion" to Gandalf the White, and...