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ALL POSTS[Endorsed:Implemented] Warg Invasion
<p>Hannon le! Mellon-nin.
</p><p>When I receive a kill warg quest, especially kill gungabad warg quest, I always want to avoid it. Because it is just so hard to find a warg in the mod! In an extreme case, I received a kill 30 orcs quest and kill 24 wargs quest at same time, but I finished the orc one first while I only kill few wargs.
</p><p>To deal with this situation, we have a simple, easy, lore-friendly and definitely cannon solution: warg invasion.
</p><p>Why it is lore-friendly and cannon?
</p><p>In The Lord of the Rings, it is most prominently mentioned in the middle of The Fellowship of the Ring, where a band of Wargs, unaccompanied by Orcs, attacks the Fellowship in Eregion. During the War of the Ring in T.A. 3018–19, wolves prowled outside the walls of Bree.
</p><p>What is a warg invasion?
</p><p>A invasion of a band of Wargs, unaccompanied by Orcs, WITHOUT warg bombardiers.
</p><p>Where should a warg invasion happen?
◾ Eriador. Eriador is a place for beginners, a warg invasion would more firendly to them.
◾ Breeland. Although Breeland is a peaceful place, sometimes you should handle a few simple troubles during the War of Ring.
◾ Eregion. Because it is connon. A uninhabited forest would also favour by warg king.
◾ Vales of Anduin. I believe it is connon. The wargs always try to accack people who live there.
◾ Lone-lands?
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<p>Yeah, but now they are scattered and disunified. They cannot be a different faction than Gindabad, because it's the same thing with them. Not allied strongly together. I am fine with Gundabad Wargs staying as they are (though Misty Mountain Wargs might be cool, along with goblins). Like I said, all that really needs to be added--for all spawning problems-- is packs or groups. Well, all this ranting is probably pointless because Mevans said he would add "this"(I think he was referring to the suggestion of invasions of Wargs), but I just wanted to type my mind. My mind
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Goblins are Gundabad orcs..
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<p>I know, but in the books they were more distinguished. Goblins would be a sub-faction. Also, mountain Orcs look different than other orcs because of their habits, housing, etc. so a sub-faction would be easier.
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<p>I am of the belief that the current Gundabad Orcs ARE the mountain variety, due to the fact that they have no permanent living spaces/buildings, only camps, and they are named after a certain mountain. Anyways, goblins are a suggestion for another time.
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I thought they lived on Mt Gundabad not on it
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On it not on it? Do you mean in it not on it or on it not in it?
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On top of
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Said in the hobbit orcs are the same as goblins they just call gundie ones goblins
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<p>Goblin=Orc
</p><p>Orc=Goblin
</p><p>Simple.
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these things are super asome for evil people
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