Middle-Earth: Shadow Of War: Bizarre Things That Were Cut From The Books

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Middle-Earth Shadow Of War 15 Bizarre Things That Were Cut From The Books

The Middle-earth games have made significant changes from the Lord of the Rings books. Not all of these are good changes. THEGAMER VIDEO OF THE DAY

You Can t Tame A Balrog

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His Ring Wouldn t Be Good Enough

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Celebrimor s Resume Is All Fluff

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Everything Is Too Quick In SoW

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The Lore Of Shelob Is All Wrong

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Isildur Wasn t Strong Enough For The Nazgul

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Talion Shouldn t Even Be In SoW

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The War Had Been Already In Progress

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There s Actually A Reason Sauron Is A Flaming Eye

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Celebrimbor Had Nothing To Do With Sauron s Ring

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Sauron Shouldn t Have Been In Human Form

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Talion s End Was Disappointing

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Nazgul s Never Died

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Helm Hammerhand Shouldn t Have Been A Nazgul

YouTube If you’ve read the books, this fact will probably have you confused too. In the books, Helm Hammerhand was much too dead to become a Nazgul. When it is revealed in Shadow Of War that Helm Hammerhand played a role in becoming a Nazgul, it might have you scratching your head, simply because he died in battle and was then buried by his family. This is actually talked about in length in the books. He even has a statue dedicated to him in the films, located above his burial. Just like we mentioned above with Isildur, who was killed by a dozen arrows and dragged to Mordor, did the same situation happen to Helm Hammerhand as well, because we have our doubts. There’s no way his frozen body could have been brought to Mordor, especially when his kin held a service for his death, with his body there!

Sauron Talks Too Much In SoW

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