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Wight
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Behind you, counting to 3
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My vote has to go to Hurin, if for no other reason than in "Of the Ruin of Doriath" Tolkien writes "But it is said that Hurin would not live thereafter, being bereft of all purpose and desire, and cast himself at last into the western sea; and so ended the mightiest of the warriors of mortal Men."
I guess you could take that to mean several different things, but I'll use it in its literal form.
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Ghost Prince of Cardolan
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Well Hurin will be always ranked first in my book and then Aragorn , Isildur ,Elendil.
But what about Anarion ,is there anything mentioned in the books anywhere anout his fighting skills.But I think they were right up there with Isildur .
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Wight
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Jeez, talk about the underappreciated younger brother! What about Huor? Sure, he may not have killed seventy Trolls like his big brother, but he was still no pansy! And, from what I gather of him from the Silmarillion, I think that, had that venomed arrow missed its mark, Huor would have stood beside Hśrin until the very end and added some of his own to the count of slain Trolls.
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