Character dump of the Fellowship of the Ring

[kicker]

These are completely off the top of my head. Did I miss anything?

Gandalf, Maiar Mage
The Ring of Power Narya
The Broad Sword Glamdring
The Staff of Olorin(until he broke it...)

Uniques Defeated: Saruman of Many Colors, The Balrog of Moria, Wormtongue, Tom the Stone Troll, Bill the Stone Troll

Aragorn, Dunedan Ranger
The Long Sword Anduril
The Elfstone Elessar
The Palantir of Westernesse
Ring of Barahir
Cloak of Thorongil
Star of Elendil
Crown of Gondor
Cloak of Aman

Uniques Defeated: The Mouth of Sauron

Frodo, Halfling Rogue
The One Ring
The Short Sword Sting
Mithril Mail (Dwarven) this should be an artifact!
The Phial of Galadriel
Cloak of Aman

Uniques Defeated: Sauron, Smeagol

Legolas, Elf Ranger
Short bow of Lothlorien
Cloak of Aman

Uniques Defeated: none

Gimli, Dwarf Warrior
Chain Mail (Dwarven)
Cloak of Aman

Uniques Defeated: none

Boromir, Human Warrior
Cloak of Aman

Uniques Defeated: none

Sam, Halfling Rogue
Cloak of Aman
Dagger of Westernesse

Uniques Defeated: Shelob, Spider of Darkness

Merry, Halfling Warrior
Cloak of Aman
Dagger of Westernesse

Uniques Defeated: The Witch King of Angmar

Pippin, Halfling Warrior
Cloak of Aman
Dagger of Westernesse

Uniques Defeated: none

[Elsairon]

Originally Posted by kicker

These are completely off the top of my head. Did I miss anything?
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Frodo, Halfling Rogue
The One Ring
The Short Sword Sting
Mithril Mail (Dwarven) this should be an artifact!
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I think this would make a great addition. Not sure if it would be labeled as Bilbo's, Frodo's, or, 'of the Bagginses' ..

[vorondil]

Aragorn went incognito as "Thorongil." That cloak should be his.

All cloaks should be elvenkind, I think.

[PowerDiver]

Originally Posted by kicker

These are completely off the top of my head. Did I miss anything?

Gandalf, Maiar Mage
Aragorn, Dunedan Ranger

What you missed is that, in *band terms, Gandalf is a rogue and Aragorn is a warrior. You did get Legolas right as a ranger, meaning munchkinly powerful bowman.

Don't confuse rogues with thieving. A rogue deals damage with weapons, and primarily uses spells for information and revelation. Gandalf's fire mastery can be attributed to Narya rather than class.

[Nick]

Aragorn also gets the Ring of Barahir, the Crown of Gondor, and the Star of Elendil (well, kind of - he had the copy, it turned out thet Saruman had the original).

[Atarlost]

You also gave him the wrong palantir. The Palantir of Westernesse would refer to the Palantir of Elostirion "but unlike the others, and not in accord with them, it looked only to the sea" as described on the ICE card, I think from the LotR appendix. The UT has more detail, but I don't feel like paging through it.

Aragorn had the Palantir of Orthanc. It is possible this is not an artifact in V.

[Nick]

Originally Posted by Atarlost

You also gave him the wrong palantir. The Palantir of Westernesse would refer to the Palantir of Elostirion

I would take 'Palantir of Westernesse' to mean any of the seven, which were brought by Elendil from Westernesse (and were given to his father Amandil by the elves of Eressea in the far west).

[The Sparrow]

Originally Posted by PowerDiver

What you missed is that, in *band terms, Gandalf is a rogue and Aragorn is a warrior. You did get Legolas right as a ranger, meaning munchkinly powerful bowman.

Don't confuse rogues with thieving. A rogue deals damage with weapons, and primarily uses spells for information and revelation. Gandalf's fire mastery can be attributed to Narya rather than class.

I am not so sure about that. As for Gandalf, High level Mages have decent melee and most of Gandalf's killing is through magic (In the Hobbit, for example, he holds off the orcs with his sword, but does all the killing with magic, and in LofR his fight with Durin's Bane when seen from far away is flashes of fire and lightning on the peak, a mix of melee and magic)

And as for the Rogues, Bilbo is definately a rogue IMO. He uses stealth (yeah its the ring, but still) to evade most enemies, but takes on enemies he can kill (like the spiders of mirkwood) using throwing (similar to bow skills, I suppose) and his sword. Thats pretty much how most people play Rogues, avoid what you cant kill, and sneak up on what you can.

[Bandobras]

Originally Posted by The Sparrow

using throwing (similar to bow skills, I suppose)

No, that's definitely not similar to bow skills. Sorry, but as the member of the persecuted throwing warriors minority, I can't remain silent. What you express is a common, misguided, misogynistic sentiment. But we are fighting back and right now almost all variants have recognized us as distinct and valuable members of the characters community. Only the backwards Vanilla die-hards pretend to forget about the ancient separate throwing command 'v' (as in 'Victory') and try to warp even the classic myths underlying our common culture to eradicate any mention of the venerable fighting methods they are incapable of mastering. There are also some well-grounded suspicions about the real causes of the scarcity of 1d5 daggers in Vanilla, but I will leave it unspoken, just as the real reasons for the absence of dagger quiver pockets in the standard issue Vanilla outfits. After all, we are a big, loving Angband family, even if some misfits don't get it.

[fingolfin37]

Ooh, this is fun. Boromir should have a Broad Sword of Westernesse, right?

There's no Angband version of the Horn of Gondor though... I suppose it could be an amulet that activates for some combination of cause fear, cause stunning, and to-hit/to-dam bonuses.