Nah, csak hogy tisztán lássak :D A berepülő madárka Medivh? Mert én arra gondoltam, aki fent áll az egyik olyan kiugró kis erkélyen, mintha ő is figyelmeztetné őket.

Ahham :\ Nohsebaj, hülye Terenas :D Egyébként WC3-al játszva Arthas már "életében" is tök unszimpi lett :D wc 1-2 nem nagyon mutatott semmit a történelemből, legalábbis nekem, de 3 elég keményen :)

Medivh az :roll:

Hehehe, jól hallottam, hogy wc3 bevezető videoban a HE nagykövet figyelmezteti Therenast vagy kit az ud járványra? :)

Van valahol BE történelem magyarul? Olvasgattam wowwikin angolul, de mégis csak jobb lenne magyarul :)

Én olvastam ez kitűnik az általam alapított guildnévből is.
>Protectors of Gondolin<
Amugy érdekes olvasmány ajánlom mindenkinek, igaz az eleje hasonlít egy brazil szappanoperához a kibaszott sok szereplő miatt.. :)

És ezt mindenki tudja, aki elolvasta a Szilmarilokat... :roll:

egy kis érdekesség! :)

In J.R.R. Tolkien's books (from which Warcraft draws a great deal of inspiration), men were the lesser children of Eru Ilúvatar. Unlike the firstborn, the elves, who were bound to the world of Arda even in death, men were gifted with short life, and in dying pass beyond Valinor into darkness, ere they return for the great battle when the world is unmade.

In Tolkien's world, Humans awoke with the first rising of the sun in Middle Earth, in the land of Hildórien. Having no guidance from the Valar, the various tribes of men migrated in many directions, some eventually traveling to Beleriand. The elves would come to refer to these men as the Edain, and they consisted of the houses of Bëor, Haleth, and Hador. The Edain would fight proudly alongside elves and dwarves in the comming wars, demonstrating a remarkable reserve of courage despite their mortal nature. Of particular note was the Last Stand of the Men of Dor-lómin, during the Nirnaeth Arnoediad (The Battle of Unnumbered Tears), where perhaps several hundred men from the house of Hador, steadfastly refusing to be driven from their homeland, held the last corner of their kingdom for 10 days against an army of tens of thousands, allowing many elves to escape the approaching force. (The last stand itself is similiar to the Battle of Thermopylae.)

The men who stood with the elves over the years were rewarded in time with Númenor, an island between Middle Earth and Valinor, and the furthest west men would be allowed to travel by the Valar. Eventually, that contract was breached and Númenor was sundered, the survivors making their way back to Middle Earth and founding Gondor and Arnor.

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