Every time Gandalf uses his powers (Hobbit/LOTR)
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2021
- The video is just as the title states. Scenes from the Hobbit trilogy and the Lord of the Rings trilogy were used. Enjoy the compilation.
*probably missed a couple but it’s probably because I got distracted in the video making process by the sheer majesticness of these films :)
Check the description, there were a few instances which I forgot to add because I got distracted by the sheer amazingness of these movies
missed his aw or fear spell at bag end in both first (both first Hobbit and LOTR) movies, someone mentioned the door as well as escape from Isengard, trying to make the mountain sleep before morria ie stop storm Saruman sends. Telepathy with Saruman and Galadriel. others have pointed more but these I did see mentioned so I brought them up. Anyone else? Nice video though.
@@Davlavi lazy😂
correct me if I'm wrong, i recall in the books, I think Gandalf also did the horse details of the water when they drowned the Nazgul...
this is sick
The description only excuses missing out on magic scenes, not including scenes without magic.
The dark speech is no more magic than elvish.
(Both of which can be used to cast spells, but the Ring Poem does not.)
Also, Gandalf did not defend himself from Saruman, he only attacked him.
I love how Gandalf is so much more than just a wizard. The fact he is tied to the cosmos is wickedly cool and beautiful
he's basically an angel, isn't he? that's how i see him anyway.
@@Dushmann_If all the wizards of middle earth are angels like Saruman, Gandalf, radagast
The moment Gandalf walks out of the shadows after saving the dwarves still gives me chills.
Gandalf: "Saruman, your staff is broken!"
*Sarumans staff shatters*
10/10 writing :D
He’s not really an old man, just takes this form.. he’s actually and immortal being with great powers, angel like beneath the Gods (Valar)
he is not a valar, he is a maiar - btw like balrog and sauron
@@user-xe9cw8bw8s and he is mortal
@@yunusdundar8253 sort of he gets reincarnated if his mission is not yet complete
Looks don’t win quests.Heart does.
@@yunusdundar8253 he is not mortal...
Ian McKellen crushed this role so hard. Epic performance across 6 films.
Nice video, but you forgot that he deflected legola's arrow, gimli's axe and heated up Aragorn's sword, freed king Théoden from Saruman,called for eagles both at Isengard and in the last battle and i think summoning shadowfax is kinda one of his powers
Literally as soon as I uploaded the video I was like noooo I forgot a few. But I decided to keep it because those scenes are easier to find on youtube than some of the ones featured in this video. Glad you enjoyed
And scaring bilbo to leave the ring behind
I think when they jump in Khazad Dum bridge, when Frodo and Aragorn stayed alone in bridge I think Gandalf uses his power there to pull the bridge as well IDK i just feel that way because sound is very magical, gandalf's staff is glowing
Also when he was scratching the mark on Bilbos door. but good video nontheless :)
@@valentinodemilch8935 that's called conviction
*Gandalf's Powers (shown):*
Shatter: Release a concentrated blast of force, able to shatter solid stone
Teleport: Manifest physical form in a chosen location at will
Wrath of the Valar: Unleash a powerful blast of energy that knocks back and blinds foes but doesn't affect allies
Immolate: Set a chosen object on fire, turning it into a weapon. Fire can spread to other objects
Ally of Eagles: Due to his generosity to the Eagle King, he can request their divine aid when needed most
Cast light: project a powerful aura of light, illuminating the dark
Dispel magic: Dispel the effects and presence of magic around the user
Repel: Cast a barrier of force against foes keeping them at bay
Blinding Flash: Cast a powerful but short flash of light to blind foes
Radiant Shield: Cast a large energy orb around the user, protecting them from dark magic
Smoke illusions: A simple trick, shaping clouds of smoke into shapes of the users choice
Counteract Black Speech: By speaking in the demonic tongue, ward off the influence of those who wield it
Telekinesis: Control the flow of gravity and inertia to throw foes or objects.
(uses Radiant Shield and Shatter against the Balrog)
Might of the Valar: Call forth divine aid to enchant your sword with pure lightning, able to smite a foe in one strike
Blinding Presence: Wreathes entire body in pure, blinding light
Focused Dawn: Focuses the dawn to cast its light on a large area, blinding all in sight.
Deny the Unworthy: Able to destroy the staff wielded by those unworthy of their magical powers by word
(uses Radiant Shield against Saruman's fireball)
Project Radiance: Cast a large cone of light at a great distance to blind foes or repel dark creatures.
*Powers you missed*
Runic Carving: Create glowing runes as signals for others
(used in AUJ when he marked Bilbo's door)
Dark Presence: Intimidate lesser beings by enhancing your physical presence to terrifying degrees and affecting the environment
(Used in the Hobbit and LotR to intimidate the dwarves and Bilbo)
Cure Evil Taint: Cure the body, mind and souls of innocents of evil corruption
(Used in DoS on Thorin's Father, TTT on Theoden, and RotK on Pippin)
Enchant Fireworks: Enchanting objects to create fantastical displays of crackling fire and even set off at will
(Used in AUJ and LotR in the shire to entertain the Hobbit Folk)
Empowered Voice: Project one's voice in a powerful way to command the earth's elements to your will
(Used in LotR to resist Saruman's Voice against the mountain)
(Uses shatter on Gimli's Axe and Legolas' arrow in TTT)
Sear: Cause an object even at distance to suddenly burn with extreme heat
(Used in TTT to disarm Aragon)
Call Shadowfax: Call out and summon the mythical horse
(Used in TTT with Shadowfax's first appearance)
If LOTR is a gacha game Gandalf may be a SSS
I don't think Gandalf actually teleports. Too often he is shown traveling by horse, even when alone. If he could teleport, he wouldn't need to. I'm pretty sure he can turn invisible, though. Would explain how he is able to enter the goblin town without being seen, and why it took a while for him to get to Thorin and company to save them. Just speculation, though.
@@DyrianLightbringer Dnd spells I have seen Him cast: Prestidigitation (the pipe smoke). Detect Magic, Summon animal Companion, Greater Restoration (King Theoden) Speak with animals, The Invisibility, that's Misty Step. Several Light spells. The bubble thing looks like Greater globe of Invulnerability or the shield spell. The whole fight with Sauron Looks like Magic missiles. But In Dnd lore it never explicitly says you can see the force missiles. They could be invisible. I can see how a lot of wizard spells first got started when you look at this footage.
Can someone explain when that “ Wrath of the Valar” power is used in the movies? I cant recognize it.
@@gabrieledelrosso8112 0:38
watching 90 year olds fight feels amazing
He is older than Arda actually
they're way older than that just sayin'
@@geert574 not older than Tom Bombadil,i guess
I don’t thing older than arda , but pretty old
@@theplotproject5911
Gandalf is a Maia, angel-like beings and the Maiar and Valar helped in creating the world, Arda, together with Eru Illuvatar.
Gandalf is the real MVP
minimal viable product?!
I like the scenes of Gandalf, fighting with Balrog, coming back at dawn to save Helmsdeep, running out alone to save Farramir from the Fellbeasts, really cool.
Those are my favorites too plus the scene where he mutters a spell in a different language to heal pippin after he's hexed by sauron in the palantir .
Perhaps unpopular opinion: Desolation of Smaug is the best exhibition of Gandalf’s powers by a mile.
I rememver him using his powers to shut all the dwarfs up in the beginning of the unexpected journey. He made the room dark and strengthend his voice.
And the Bot5A scene at the Lonely Mountain. "If you don't like my hobbit, return him to me".
I always loved the way the wizards in these movies do magic. Since they're angelic beings it always come across as someehat biblical.
i’m convinced this is just Dumbledore on the weekends
Right you are. 😉
Lol tampoco exageres Gandalf vs Dumbledore no es Ron vs Hermione : D
No. Dumbledore is Gandalf on the weekends.
@@doesyomamaknowtho1468 Exactly. That’s Gandalf’s time off!
Actually that's actually an accurate nice compliment.
He would kick harry harry potter's ass tho XD
Dark souls magic spels:
0:14 Magic weapon, turns the weapon more powerfull
0:38 Wrath of the gods
1:03 Soul spear
1:15 Combustion (pyromancy)
3:08 Cast light
4:17 Unveil (miracle)
5:11 Hidden body
5:18 Great heavy soul arrow
5:41 Great Magic barrier (miracle)
6:56 Whisper of despair (hex) reduce defence of oponents
7:22 to 7:53 Force (miracle)
8:12 Magic barrier (miracle)
8:37 Force (miracle)
9:11 Sunlight blade (miracle)
9:27 Tears of Denial (miracle ds3)
10:05 Magic barrier (miracle)
10:17 Acid surge (pyromacy)
10:25 Cast light
elden ring build?
Missing in this video
*Gandalf using fireworks magic at the Shire
*Gandalf dimming the room at Bilbo's place
*Gandalf using a counter spell at Mt Caradhras
*Gandalf using light magic to illuminate the mines of Moria
*When he fell with the balrog he summoned back the sword to him
*As Gandalf the white he blocked the attacks of gimli and Legolas as well as turning aragorns swords hot
*When Gandalf cured the king of rohan from possession
These are just some that i clearly remember from LOTR trilogy alone
Gandalf is so freaking cool in this movie scenes.
The eagles truly were Mithrandir’s “ace up the sleeve”
His main power is losing staves.
“So anyway, I started blasting.” 😎
Forgot the shadow play he did to scare bilbo, as well as getting the chronological order wrong. The duel with saruman happens well before the council of elrond as well as forgetting several other magical feats such as besting the 3 hunters, freeing king theoden, using magical healing to summon back pippin after he looked into the pallantir, long range communication with elrond.
Was mostly going for action scenes, but those are still pretty cool scenes that show how capable Gandalf is!
NEERRRRDDDD … nah but your absolutely right
A few more spring to mind like the multiple times he projects his voice deeper and louder, (Bilbo and the ring at Bag End etc), releasing Theoden from his possession, counteracting Saruman’s words when he causes an avalanche on Caradhras, magical fireworks in FoTR, and lighting his staff again in Moria
Fun. You hinted at the scene where Gandalf the White first encounters Legolas, Gimli, and Aragorn, but forgot a key scene: where Gandalf wrests old Theoden from Saruman’s “possession”-spell at Rohan and one little scene-where the fireworks magically explode, by Gandalf’s will, from the back of the wagon to the delight of the Hobbit children as Gandalf enters Hobbiton. Otherwise a pretty comprehensive collection! Maybe his “healings” of Thorin and of Pippin (after Pip’s Palantir encounter) could be included, but those powers seemed more spiritual than thaumaturgical. Good job, though.
i think thaumaturgical and spirtuality are the same thing in lotr. Gandalf and the elves can use magic because they are close to the gods. The more close you are, the more powerful you are.
Buena recopilación, fue bueno el detalle de poner el nombre de la escena : )
Gandalf its a LvL 14 Figther/ lvl 6 Wizard. But his spells are mainly Mage armor, Shield, Prestidigitation, Lightning Strike, Comprehend Languages, Light, and color spray.
While most of his abilities can be translated into dnd spells (as many spells were inspired by them), Gandalf doesn't fit neatly into any class because those spells are spread out over several. He certainly would be a high level caster though, as the spells from the movies (including scenes that weren't in this video):
Stone Shape
Destructive Wave
Produce Flame
Pyrotechnics
Animal Messenger
Dispel Magic
Shield
Antimagic Field
Counterpell
Prestidigitation
Telekinesis
Detect Evil and Good
Color Spray
Sunbeam
Thaumaturgy
Find the Path
Light
Hold Person
Thunderous Smite
Well, the only time he ever uses his full power was against the Balrog and the only details we have gotten is that the fight lasted 10 days and that he summoned lightning from the skies. The reason he seems like a weak magic caster is because his god doesn't allow him
@@Jonnell01 Gandalf its like an Asimaar Figther/sorcerer that its forbidden to weild magic by his deities, unless in great peril.
In the books he uses lightning strikes to fight the Nazgul and Balrog, and he uses fire explosions to kill Goblins/orcs in the Hobbit book. But most of the time he uses Glamdring. And we cant forget the fact that he uses one of the 3 rings to inspire people.
Gandalf is an angel disguised as an old man who serves his God resolutely. He is a cleric.
@@justinvonmoss6925 not his God, just God.
You forgot the most important power, head bobing while listening to electronic music 😎🤟
Thanks for the Video Gandalf is my Favorit Charakter in The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings 🧙♂️🔥🗡
To think this is just a mere percentage of his power is unbelievable.
Hey man I had to do an english presentation and this video came in clutch! Thank you!!
Smoking with Bilbo is pure skill. No magic needed.
Gandalf was an elemental type of white good wizard which means he has the power to summon air,fire,earth & water through his mindpower he can communicate with nature & other creatures & wizards connected to it like Radagast & Saruman...though Saruman was most powerful but he was corrupted by dark power of Sauron
Gandalf seeing a rock or stone: "It's free real state"
You missed a whole category of magic he uses, probably the most common magic he uses. You missed when he uses Narya, his ring of power.
Narya’s primary powers are to inspire others to resist tyranny, domination and despair. So when you see Gandalf riding through Minas Tirith and people are fleeing the walls and as he rides by they take heart and turn around, that is him using Narya. It is often unclear when he is using it as there is no indication he is using it, but he uses it pretty often in the movies.
I that would have to include him being encouraging and heroid. It isn't magical in the sense that the video means it.
@@pyktukasplays4945, its the magic of the ring. Its like saying when Frodo/Bilbo uses the ring to turn invisible that's not magic.
Haha I would have to include every scene Gandalf is in because he’s always encouraging and strategizing 😂
@@justinvonmoss6925 true, but is the ability to disappear (really disappear not just in the way Hobbits can to avoid the big folk) Frodo's power? or the Ring's? Now that I'm thinking about this, they didn't really cover (in the films) why the Dwarven rings didn't bend them to Sauron's will like the nine for men and why the 3 Elven rings of power couldn't be used to try and sway the ones carrying them. But, I can understand that as much as Tolkien fans would've probably appreciated 6 movies rather than 3 with as much as possible of the books in them, that trying to cover all the background isn't really possible.
@@Telthar IIRC the three elven ring COULD be controlled by Sauron since cerebrimbor created them using Sauron's teaching hence why they didn't use it but since the one ring is lost in the war of the last alliance they were used by the elven kings or queens.
Nice video!
This is why you don’t mess with the Maiar, lol. Go, Gandalf!
Gandalf is a figure of Inspiration and optimism mainly
the scene where he uses light to save the gondor riders leaves me in awe everytime. and the subsequent scene where his horse flanks the riders. it is a great balance of magic and realism.
greatful man!!!
This is one of the reasons why I love our Beloved Beautiful Eagles and our Beloved Elves🌞✨
Gandalf is Canadian 🇨🇦
You forgot my favourite! As they stood at Mordors Gate a second before Aragorn say "For Frodo". Gandalf made a small gesture and Aragorns hope rises in his eyes.
It´s such a detail, but Gandalfs Ring Power was described as having the power to inspire others to resist tyranny, domination and despair. I think Peter Jackson was amazing to add details like that!
Ever since I heard about Kalevala (Finnish folk lore) and that Gandalf was somewhat inspired by Väinämöinen when Tolkien wrote LOTR series, I kinda can't not imagine it anymore. Both r god like powers wielding entities, traveled across the world and r skilled in singing. Väinämöinen casting his spells with songs and Gandalf being Mayar and since Valar, Ainur and Mayars had their songs used in the world's creation. But that's just me ....
Its so awesome when he infuses lighting into his blade
Someone may have already mentioned this but I think I remember him etching a magic rune symbol outside Bildo`s place, so the dwarves would know where to go. Thank you for the video
Peace
The difference in quality between the Hobbit and Lord of the rings couldn't be more apparent than in this video.
Yes, the LOTR movies murdered the story. The Hobbit annihilated them.
@@jimknowles9634 how did the LOTR movies murder the story???
dude really is walking flashlight a powerful one at that
He wasn’t reborn… he leveled up.
Why does Gandalf get driven into a corner by orcs and wargs in one scene and decimates goblins and battles balrogs in another scene? Fans always talk about how strong Gandalf is but it seems extremely situational, like he can't always tap into his full Maiar abilities
A wizard is never too weak, nor too powerful. He acts precisely when he means to. 🗿
Gandalf knew that Sauron could hide in Dol Guldur and chose to be very cautious.
As far as I know, Sauron is a more powerful maiar than Gandalf.
Maiars can also teleport, but Gandalf usually prefers riding a horse. Sounds weird, right?
Wizards are powerful but they should be, first of all, wise.
And Gandalf, unlike Saruman or Sauron, knows it really well, which is one of the reasons why I like his character so much.
He's never abused his power, making use of it only when strictly necessary, especially for saving others from moral or physical dangers and keeping it at a basic level.
That's why he didn't use the ring, teleport it to Mordor or fight Smaug, for example.
This is a great tip for us all irl: even if we were very powerful we should never start something that we couldn't know how to end.
Balance is everything :)
@@pinco_pallo very good answer, thanks!
Gandalf is a level 20 fighter with some good magic items
Level 20? Like, Guild Wars level 20? That's the only thing that makes sense to me lol
He a wizard.
You left out the part where he sends Bilbo's smoke back into his face as a little smoke bird and the part where he writes the magical rune on the Bilbo's door at the very beggining. Very subtle but still using his powers.
One was in extended version with Thrain. He stopped an illusion (thorn snakes on wall)
The trolls turn into stone 😂
I heard that he's much much more powerful but he's forbidden to use all of his powers.
Gandalf, Saruman, and Radagast (and the 2 you never hear about) are Istari (wizards), and are of the same angelic being class as Sauron and the Balrog.. All are Maiar. When the Valar sent the Istari to Middle Earth to help the peoples there resist Sauron, they were indeed forbidden to use their full power, as that would simply provoke Sauron to move more quickly and be more violent. In fact, the background infomration given in the other works indicates that Sauron (originally Mairon) and Saruman (True name Curumo) were both Maiar apprentices to Aule, the Valar Smith who created the dwarves. Gandalf (Westron name)/Mithrandir (Sindarin name), Olorin (Quenya name) Was reluctant to go to M-E ,because he feared Sauron.
Basically, without all the reading the other guy posted because he just trailed off: Correct. The Istari where shackled and not prohibited to use their power to full effect when in Middle Earth.
You forgot a few of my favorites, first is the lighting on weathertop. Before Strider, Mary, Pipin, Sam and Frodo spend the night at weathertop (the place frodo gets stab by the wraith king), you see a thunder battle the night before. In the books it's revealed that it was gandolf fighting all 9 of the nazgul and draws 4 of them to chase him saving Frodo without realizing. The second is the horses in the river that attacks the nazgul. In the books it's Elrod that summons the wave (for he controls all rivers in riverdell), but Gandalf enhances the power and adds horses to it. Gandalf did this to show which side the spell was on.
How did he forget it when those instances weren't shown in the movies as being Gandalf's doing?
@@basicallybasic8697 The scenes where shown in the movies. Yes in the movies gandalf does not outright claim it was because of him. Gandalf prefer soft magic or subtle magic. In the movies they protray those scenes perfectly with the subtleness.
You missed him turning Bilbo's smoke into a butterfly and etching the magic rune which glows on his door.
You missed some
*Gandalf using fireworks magic at the Shire
*Gandalf dimming the room at Bilbo's place
*Gandalf using a counter spell at Mt Caradhras
*Gandalf using light magic to illuminate the mines of Moria
*When he fell with the balrog he summoned back the sword to him
*As Gandalf the white he blocked the attacks of gimli and Legolas as well as turning aragorns swords hot
*When Gandalf cured the king of rohan from possession
These are just some that i clearly remember from LOTR trilogy alone
Also the telekinetic spells during his fight with Saruman. Also how he summoned Gwaihir the Eagle using a moth
Also he summoned shadowfax the horse
In the novel, gandallf was the one who overflowed the river near rivendell to drown the nazguls
You still can not battle Smaug with all these magics...
the arrival of gwaihir and his giant eagles is allways god damn epic
0:39 WORD OF POWER!!! I loved using it in Battle for Middle Earth!!!
the fact that gandalf was strong enough to even beat smaug.. since he already beat balrog
The Hobbit is a prequel to Lord of the Rings. Everything to do with Smaug happens 50 years before Gandalf fights the balrog.
I don’t know about that. Gandalf is a Maia, and Smaug is a dragon. The Maiar were created to help build the world with Eru Illuvatar and the Valar, Gandalf is like an angel. Compared to a dragon, which is an incredibly powerful being created by Morgoth, a corrupted Valar. I would say Smaug or a dragon is more powerful than Gandalf or the Balrog, since Balrog are corrupted Maia, which are the same as Gandalf.
@@Synthesyn342 the dragons were also maiar spirits that served Morgoth. All maiar are just spirits until one of the Valar give them a body. Morgoth formed the bodies of the balrogs and the dragons.
0:39 Gandalf marks his arrival with a epic grandad fart
8:34 you shall not pass!
Gandalf pulling a sword is like me pulling out one with a full-auto AK-47 in my right hand. Might not be enough bullets in the magazine.
Gandalf was OP.
He just used nature and "no you" backhand.
gandalf's force field = patronus on crack
Those eagles are badass. They're 35th level.
you know you done fucked up if you got Gandalf TRYING
Gandalf is the best hero jrr tolkien ever imagined
Go Gandalf and all by Can we also talk about how badass the eagles are?
WOW WHAT A MOVIE. I NEVER READ THE BOOK. I NEED TO SEE IT VISUALLY. HOW POWERFUL THEY TRECK THE MIND . ITS SOMETIMES LIKE REACHING RIGHT INTO THE MOVIE. CLEAVER.
What a carry, gg Gandalf!
The hobbit trilogy underrated ngl
I'd add the part where Gandalf grow in stature and make the room dark, in the beginning when Bilbo doesn't want to give up the ring.
Gandalf has five staffs in the span of these films
Staff 1 ... His original staff, it was later destroyed by Sauron in the Hobbit Battle of Five Armies
Staff 2 .. after he lost his original staff, Radagast gave his staff to Gandalf. Gandalf later removed the blue stone on its top and returned it to Radagast. This second staff is used by Gandalf in the remaining of Hobbit Battle of Five Armies and the same staff we saw on the first half of LOTR. It was later confiscated by Saruman after he defeat Gandalf at Orthanc Tower
Staff 3 .. Lord Elrond gave gandalf a new staff after he escaped Orthanc Tower. This staff was used by Gandalf until Moria where he lost it during his fight with the Balrog
Staff 4... After resurrection and become Gandalf the White, Galadriel gave him a new white staff. This staff was destroyed during Gandalf s encounter with the Witch King of Angmar
Staff 5 ... On the last scenes of LOTR when Gandalf is about to ride the ship to Grey Havens, he is seen using a new staff. Perhaps given again by Galadriel.
Great KOTL gameplay
Forgot the very first scene where he uses his magic. He makes the fireworks explode for the kids at the shire.
Awesome Character 🔥 😎
haha, Boromirs face when he is scared of the ring xD
missed when he used the fireworks for the kids :)
Good video. But I feel like you should have included Gandalf lighting his staff as the fellowship enter Moria.
Neo Queen Serenity would be proud of him for using a bit of power of the legendary silver crystal.
Light, fire, and hope. Gandalfs magic powers.
10 minutes out of 25 hours or more of movies. My biggest frustration in Lotr/hobbit.
Watching how gandalf is towards the balrog tells me how I need to be towards my enemies
He just command, see what bappen when he says: Your Staff is broken...
shadow wizard money gang, we love breaking rocks
Great video but for the LOTR where he uses his magic to do fireworks for the shire. Also missing the part where he pleads with Bilbo to leave the ring. And one of my favorites the part where he saves the King of Rohan.
Love the movie
Ou god you forgot Thoeden’s king when Gandalf saved him from Saruman’s possession. I love that!!!
Gandalf wouldn't do magic unless he could also do it with style :D
Your Room.
You missed the very first one when he puts the magic mark on the door of bilbos house.
He can also resurrect people from extreme shock like when pippin held the palantir, he can also hear elders speaking in his mind and can speak with them with ancient speech, he is also the only wizard with the power to control the flame of arnor (his staff). Also you might not think of it as much of a power but he can raise his voice enough to stop people in their tracks, one last thing I'd like to give a shout out to radagast the brown his staff stone can drain the poison of black magic witchcraft and brang little Sebastian back to life :)
Can we all agree Gendalf is the best character from "Hobbit" and LOTR?
Yes,there are many other great characters,but Gendalf is the best.
He really is. Others are Aragorn, Bilbo, and Frodo
@@MC_Guy Aragorn >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> John Snow
@@MC_Guy and king theodon
@@user-tt5cg9yp8l Fr tho
@@Ryan-xh7pe Oh yeah. His death was sad 😔
Let’s be real. Eru keeps him nerfed until he’s needed.
this guy has an insane mana pool
That does not seem to be a case, he usually casts one or two spells per day, that implies low mana pool, or is just lazy. :)
Literally what my grandpa was like.
On top if Isengard? Whispering to to the moth? And jumped onto an eagle, wasn't some great magic?
God bless you Gandalf. I so much want to follow in your footsteps,Please.
The Eagles of Manwe are such an underrated power of Gandalf
Gandalf is American 🇺🇸
i read his story, he is actually an ANGEL like being send to protect the humans, elfs and dwarf, everytime he dies, he will be reincarnated.
And he became a wizard.
You missed a massive opportunity to say gandalf cast quen when fighting the balrog