Difference between revisions of "Sacred 2:Lord of the Rings"

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The Dryad saying, "What did the old man say? Fly, you fools!" is a reference to something Gandalf said while fighting the Balrog.
The NPC Elrohir in the Sinister Figures quest has the same name as one of the elves in LOTR. Haldamir and Elensar in that same quest have names that are extremely close to two LOTR characters, Haldir and Elessar respectively. Caranthir is also the name of a LOTR character.
Elven Star might be a reference to Elbereth, the brightest star in the sky (and the elven name for the Goddess of Light at the same time), who could help to defeat a powerful, yet impure enemy (undead or monster) and bring the light to the dark place.

The boss Shelob is a reference to the giant spider that attacked Frodo and Sam as they entered Mordor.

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 === Lord of the Rings ===
 * The [[Sacred 2:Dryad|Dryad]] saying, "What did the old man say? Fly, you fools!" is a reference to something Gandalf said while fighting the Balrog.
+* The NPC [[Sacred 2:Elrohir|Elrohir]] in the [[Sacred 2:Sinister Figures|Sinister Figures]] quest has the same name as one of the elves in LOTR.  [[Sacred 2:Haldamir|Haldamir]] and [[Sacred 2:Elensar|Elensar]] in that same quest have names that are extremely close to two LOTR characters, Haldir and Elessar respectively.  [[Sacred 2:Caranthir|Caranthir]] is also the name of a LOTR character.
+* [[Sacred 2:Elven Star|Elven Star]] might be a reference to Elbereth, the brightest star in the sky (and the elven name for the Goddess of Light at the same time), who could help to defeat a powerful, yet impure enemy (undead or monster) and bring the light to the dark place.