Now the line "the horn of helm hammer hand shall sound in the deep one last time" makes a lot more sense. I had no idea wtf he was saying when he said "helm hammer hand".
Wow, I just watched the two towers and told my wife she needed to learn more about this. And this video was released 4 minutes after I turned on RUclips 😍
Love the idea of Dad and Son bonding over nerdy legos! I'm looking at two games on display, preserved from my middle school years (Avalon Hill's Waterloo and Simulation Publication's War of the Ring) precisely because my memories playing them with my father. Enjoy the time and make those memories...
Helms Deep was always a favorite to watch but I love the way Tolkien wrote it and would have loved to seen that. Especially with Eomer being one of my favorite characters in the movie seeing him fight there would have been awesome.
Helm's Deep is absolutely one of my favorite structure in Tolkien world. the place where it put on the between a mountain and Helm Story struck my heart. making it my most fav History
Helm Hammerhand is probably my most favorite Character from LotR who wasn't in the 4 main books (besides a quick mention). He was truly a badass and deserved every bit of fear he instilled. Also Helm would also hunt the Dunlandings (and their allies) with a hammer occasionally.
So far every video has been superb! So clear, concise and draws one in...and the use of maps and pictures of the different people/parties involved is so helpful! Just love this channel...thank you for educating those of us who don't have time to study this stuff, but love it so much.
@@NerdoftheRings I’m super into theology and history so it’s like discovering paradise for me! Now that I’m on fellowship it’s completely different! So excited to have delved into his world :-)
One of the most baffling and impressive things about Tolkien is his unbelievably detailed and vivid lore and backstory. To create a series of great stories, then characters, but also back story for each character and their family origin, and language, traditions, and culture is AMAZING.
It is said that after the horn in the hornburg was sounded before the charge of king Theodin. It's sound echoed throughout the valley as if something or someone was still blowing on it. Many believed it was the wraith of Helm Hammerhand blowing his own ghostly horn.
As someone from the UK and a Tolkien fan for years, I’d just like to say what a terrific job you do in making these videos. You have an incredible depth of knowledge and a real overview of the whole of the world and history of Middle Earth.
Helm's deep one of the best fortresses and one of the best defensive forts of Rohan. But it has one weak point a weak spot when isengard forces attacked and the blast was happened. We always appreciate your hard work and dedication towards these videos.
I wish we could see the scene of the horn of Helm Hammerhand sounding in the keep before the exodus of Aragorn and Theoden. Great video and informative.
You could also have mentioned, that Tolkien was inspired by place names in eastern Jutland (Denmark) where you find the small Island of Hjelm/Helm, and where the waters between the island and Jutland, is called Hjelm Dyb / Helm's Deep.
I'm gonna subscribe to Nerd of the Bricks just so you have to buy that hella expensive Lego set way earlier than you thought ;-D Seriously though, looking forward to even more content - you are super entertaining and informative.
absolutely in love with all your video's, massive tolkien nerd and awesome to see everything explained in full. keep up the good work tolkien would be proud.
Superb. This is one of the best videos on this channel. Your geography-oriented method of storytelling fits perfectly with this kind of topic, more so, in my opinion, than the "Complete Travels of ..." series. I think you are at your best when you focus on geography rather than characters.
This was amazinggggggggg Every video you make is perfect! You`re the best tolkien channel, my friend. From start to end and all within it: the pictures, the voices, the music, how long the quates are, even the number of ads during the video.. You`re the best! thanks!
I love everytime you do in depth video about history of places in middle Earth. Always nailed the naration. Also, congrats for you new channel with your son. Can't wait to see the Legos of millennium falcon
Great video Matt! Helms Deep had such an awesome history behind it and its really fitting that they named it after Helm Hammerhand. I can’t wait to see more of this structure hopefully in WOTR!
Painting my deck started listening to this much more fun great storytelling.. Also thank you for the exploration of the stories and characters the things I didn't know about Tolkien's masterpiece..
After learning from you that Gimli and his people are gifted the caves I can imagine Helms Deep Becoming a sorta mix City of Erabor/Minus Tirith!! With the outside being for Men and inside Dwarfs!!
I did not remember that Eowyn took the women & children to Dunharrow instead of the Glittering Caves. I understand though why PJ had them all in the Caves in the movie.... made for more dramatic tension when the Uruks started breaking in. The Elves & Haldir showing up was kind of an unnecessary change, but it didn't bug me that much overall. I'm just glad they didn't go with the original idea of Arwen showing up too! Great stuff though, sir :)
Always learning something about Middle Earth here , I suggest the channel whenever I'm talking to someone about Tolkien... I got Ryan of RK OUTPOST to say my comment on his live stream , they were debating the upcoming Amazon series and questions of what Galadriel had or had not done, said Nerd of the Rings covered her whole story ... Love what you do , your true to the Tolkien lore 👍
I find it funny that no Steward ever decided to become King, even when all were certain no appropriate heir remained, or would appear, yet they had the authority to make another man a king, and start the royal line of Rohan. Good thing none of the other, later Stewards felt this gift of their own territory had been a mistake, and demanded its return from the "phony king" of Rohan.
Well, they acted in the "kings behalf". They didn't have the numbers of people to fight in their northern realm and knew the Rohirrim had "the opposite" issue in the north: Too many people and too little land, so this was a win-win situation for all: Gondor got an ally, that saved them from attacks from the west, east and north and Rohan got a land to live and strive on.
I've heard it explained that it's due largely to the Numenorean custom and law still maintained in Gondor, which is a highly conservative (in the sense of unchanging over time, not some kind of political rubbish) society. The steward proclaiming himself king would be in violation of the law, and would not be accepted by the people, and according to Numenorean custom a king needed his peoples' consent to rule.
Modern Prime Ministers do not seek to become Kings or even Presidents usually. It's a relief of ceremony and usually less formality required to pass the title on too.
2:16 Re: the names on the map changing: I get why "Calenardhon" changes to "Rohan"; also why "Minas Ithil" becomes "Minas Morgul" although that happened 500+ years before. I don't understand why the name of the river "Gwathló" vanishes, though.
Video Idea: If the 3 armies of evil wouldn’t have come, who would’ve won between the Dwarves of Erebor and the Elves of Mirkwood with the men of Laketown? Love everything you’ve done and I hope you keep doing it, I’m a new subscriber but I’ve been binge watching your videos and I’m almost caught up 😆
To my knowledge Helm's Deep is the valley/gorge and the fortress is called The Hornburg. What is your sources to claim that the defensive system is called Helm's Deep as well?
In the appendices (The House of Eorl) it is stated: “The Rohirrim were defeated and their land was overrun; and those who were not slain or enslaved fled to the dales of the mountains. Helm was driven back with great loss from the Crossings of Isen and took refuge in the Hornburg and the ravine behind (which was after known as Helm’s Deep). There he was besieged.” I suppose you could argue that this proves the fortress was named Helm’s Deep. I can see the confusion, since that is not how it is described in Chapter 7 of the Two Towers. I believe you are right though, and the fortress is called The Hornburg and the entirety of the fortress, valley and ravine are called Helm’s Deep.
I know this is a super long shot, but would you mind doing a video that explains in detail Aragons claim to the throne of Gondor? I have already seen your video about Aragon before LOTR and your video on Isildur, but I am still a bit confused. I would prefer something with a family tree in the side of the video where characters are cross off a they die, so that it is clear what line remains possible candidates for the throne and what died out. Hope you find the idea good enough to create a video :)
I will help your son achieve his goal,……subscribed . I am almost 70 years old, but still a huge fan of anything LOTR, that’s how I came across your channel. I am also a huge Lego Maniac. My basement recroom (16x20 Ft)…..is now a Lego city. With all the modulars, many MOC’s and 6 trains. Sure nice to see you and your son enjoying Lego and LOTR, just as my son and I did many years ago. Where do you get the LOTR Lego sets? I would be interested in them.
just a shoutout to you who runs this channel, ive learned more than i ever wouldve about lord of the rings from your channel, moreso even that the books of the series that i have read. keep it up man, you do this for RA Salvatore Dark Elf series too please?
Another great video... I just finished reading The Silmarillion for the first time. I read along with audible like you suggested and it most definitely helped... I may read it one more time like that before I try reading it on my own tho... much love and now to watch you and your kido build Legos 😄
I love to see your growth, it feels like you did the 500k stream yesterday :) Keep up the great work! Socialblade says that you'll have 980k by january next year.
I love that we're using Lord of the Rings Online maps here. I'm not surprised, though. That game does such an excellent job of representing the books and world, that it substantially adds to a "Middle Earth Nerd"'s ability to understand it all.
cool vid Matt Helms Deep is one of my favourite places in Middle Earth both in the books and film loved this vid and can't wait next one suggestion please could you do one on Dunharrow
I your channel! I’ve been thinking about a really interesting character who would be a great addition to your bio videos. Even though you’ve mentioned Maeglin before while explaining Gondolin’s destruction, he would make an interesting video due in part to his very compelling background from the Silmarillion. Just an idea! Again- great show!!
Can you do a short video about the Lego Ideas Project the Inn Of The Prancing Pony (and any others you find interesting), I don't know the creator my only motivation to get it to 10,000 supporters so Lego can at least know how much we want Lego Lord Of The Rings back at worse and have the set made restarting the theme at best. There have already been a bunch of Tolkien sets on it recently and I want to keep it up.
Battle of Helm's Deep was a great fight in Battle For Middle Earth. I used Aragorn, Gimli and Legolas to wipe out the evil camps before they could get properly established 🤣
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Can you by chance share the source to the music you used in this video? I've been looking for so long at that one song with the violin.
subscribed! Greetings from the Netherlands...
Would it be possible to have a playlist of all the music you use in your videos?
I think we may have went to school together
I know this is a different idea but I'd love to see a video on the life of Tolkien in your style I think it could be really interesting to see!
Oooh, seconded!
That is an incredible idea 👍
Ditto!
Great idea.
With real maps!
The horn of helm hammerhand shall sound in the deep! One last time!
Yeeeah!
FORTH, EORLINGAS!!!
Let this be the hour we draw swords together….
Fells deeds awake, now for Rath, and for Ruin and the red dawn
Here after the animated Movie. Really cool to see part of this story on screen :D
Now the line "the horn of helm hammer hand shall sound in the deep one last time" makes a lot more sense. I had no idea wtf he was saying when he said "helm hammer hand".
Fell deeds awake. Now for wrath, now for ruin, and a red dawn. FORTH EORLINGAS!
In case you haven't been told, Nerd Of The Ring, THANK YOU!! Thank you for pronouncing CORRECTLY the names of places and people of Tolkien's world.
Wow, I just watched the two towers and told my wife she needed to learn more about this. And this video was released 4 minutes after I turned on RUclips 😍
Yes.. your technology listens to you.. I hope you know that
And she said, that's nice honey, I'll watch it...later.
Why wouldn't you teach her about it?
And that was the final age of your marriage saga
Good timing!!
Love the idea of Dad and Son bonding over nerdy legos! I'm looking at two games on display, preserved from my middle school years (Avalon Hill's Waterloo and Simulation Publication's War of the Ring) precisely because my memories playing them with my father. Enjoy the time and make those memories...
Helms Deep was always a favorite to watch but I love the way Tolkien wrote it and would have loved to seen that. Especially with Eomer being one of my favorite characters in the movie seeing him fight there would have been awesome.
Helm's Deep is absolutely one of my favorite structure in Tolkien world. the place where it put on the between a mountain and Helm Story struck my heart. making it my most fav History
I love helm’s deep. I was gifted the lego set for Christmas one year and it was the coolest set ever.
Helm Hammerhand is probably my most favorite Character from LotR who wasn't in the 4 main books (besides a quick mention). He was truly a badass and deserved every bit of fear he instilled. Also Helm would also hunt the Dunlandings (and their allies) with a hammer occasionally.
So far every video has been superb! So clear, concise and draws one in...and the use of maps and pictures of the different people/parties involved is so helpful! Just love this channel...thank you for educating those of us who don't have time to study this stuff, but love it so much.
Thanks so much! So glad you found - and are enjoying - the channel!
@@NerdoftheRings have you done a Video on the Horses of Middle Earth, or your Top 10 LOTR Games?
You have caused me to read the Silmarillion twice these last few months, just started fellowship :-) thanks king
That's so awesome to hear! So glad you dove into the Silmarillion and just keep going!
@@NerdoftheRings I’m super into theology and history so it’s like discovering paradise for me! Now that I’m on fellowship it’s completely different! So excited to have delved into his world :-)
@@NerdoftheRings
And Shakespeare would have had a field day with many of the stories in the Silmarillion!
So amazing your son knows old middle earth lore. And says the names almost the same way as you do. Amazing.
One of the most baffling and impressive things about Tolkien is his unbelievably detailed and vivid lore and backstory.
To create a series of great stories, then characters, but also back story for each character and their family origin, and language, traditions, and culture is AMAZING.
It is said that after the horn in the hornburg was sounded before the charge of king Theodin. It's sound echoed throughout the valley as if something or someone was still blowing on it. Many believed it was the wraith of Helm Hammerhand blowing his own ghostly horn.
As someone from the UK and a Tolkien fan for years, I’d just like to say what a terrific job you do in making these videos. You have an incredible depth of knowledge and a real overview of the whole of the world and history of Middle Earth.
Helm's deep one of the best fortresses and one of the best defensive forts of Rohan. But it has one weak point a weak spot when isengard forces attacked and the blast was happened. We always appreciate your hard work and dedication towards these videos.
Excellent work Mellon. I always get anxious on Saturdays waiting for your videos. Keep it up!
"EORLINGS FORTH!"
Such a cool action scene with the rain the backstory only makes this place even cooler .
Threatening a king in his halls to forcibly marry his daughter sounds like a baaaaaad plan lol.
I wish we could see the scene of the horn of Helm Hammerhand sounding in the keep before the exodus of Aragorn and Theoden. Great video and informative.
Now this was awesome. Right as I’m rewatching Two Towers. Always appreciate the lore videos
You could also have mentioned, that Tolkien was inspired by place names in eastern Jutland (Denmark) where you find the small Island of Hjelm/Helm, and where the waters between the island and Jutland, is called Hjelm Dyb / Helm's Deep.
My favorite part of this story is " the Dunlendings are in such terror at the sight of the white wizard that they could no longer fight.
@Nerdoftherings thanks for making these! it's very peaceful and entertaining as well as informative. You do Tolkien proud 👏 🎉
The horn of Helm Hammerhand shall sound in the deep, one, last, time....
Would love to see Helm's deep after the Dwarves fixed it up.
I'm gonna subscribe to Nerd of the Bricks just so you have to buy that hella expensive Lego set way earlier than you thought ;-D
Seriously though, looking forward to even more content - you are super entertaining and informative.
absolutely in love with all your video's, massive tolkien nerd and awesome to see everything explained in full. keep up the good work tolkien would be proud.
I took my lunch break early so I could watch this ! One of my favorites
Superb. This is one of the best videos on this channel. Your geography-oriented method of storytelling fits perfectly with this kind of topic, more so, in my opinion, than the "Complete Travels of ..." series. I think you are at your best when you focus on geography rather than characters.
Can't believe we would see Nerd of the Rings build Lego with his son! Will definitely support that.
Great Video as always Matt!
This was amazinggggggggg
Every video you make is perfect!
You`re the best tolkien channel, my friend.
From start to end and all within it: the pictures, the voices, the music, how long the quates are, even the number of ads during the video..
You`re the best! thanks!
I love everytime you do in depth video about history of places in middle Earth. Always nailed the naration. Also, congrats for you new channel with your son. Can't wait to see the Legos of millennium falcon
Great video Matt! Helms Deep had such an awesome history behind it and its really fitting that they named it after Helm Hammerhand. I can’t wait to see more of this structure hopefully in WOTR!
Always loved your channel, and seeing nerd of the bricks with your son is so wholesome!I’m here for it!
The Battle of the Hornburg is my favourite battle in the LoTR books!
Another great video. Congrats on the 2nd channel, heading there to subscribe right now. 👏👏
I like how gimli fell in love with the glittering caves during a battle while retreating
Amazing. Love your work. Love all your videos. This was so amazing to see.
Painting my deck started listening to this much more fun great storytelling..
Also thank you for the exploration of the stories and characters
the things I didn't know about Tolkien's masterpiece..
Fun Fact: Helm's Deep and the Glittering Caves are inspired by Cheddar Gorge and the Cheddar cave system in Somerset, England.
Love the project of Nerd of the Bricks!
After learning from you that Gimli and his people are gifted the caves I can imagine Helms Deep Becoming a sorta mix City of Erabor/Minus Tirith!! With the outside being for Men and inside Dwarfs!!
I did not remember that Eowyn took the women & children to Dunharrow instead of the Glittering Caves. I understand though why PJ had them all in the Caves in the movie.... made for more dramatic tension when the Uruks started breaking in. The Elves & Haldir showing up was kind of an unnecessary change, but it didn't bug me that much overall. I'm just glad they didn't go with the original idea of Arwen showing up too! Great stuff though, sir :)
This was a super helpful video for understanding Helms Deep!
There are many secrets in the glittering caves.
Crystals.
Glitter.
...And Debbie.
Always learning something about Middle Earth here , I suggest the channel whenever I'm talking to someone about Tolkien... I got Ryan of RK OUTPOST to say my comment on his live stream , they were debating the upcoming Amazon series and questions of what Galadriel had or had not done, said Nerd of the Rings covered her whole story ... Love what you do , your true to the Tolkien lore 👍
this guy is a genius and a nerd thats like the best kind of person ever
Imagine being so badass you punch an army to death, even if it was sneaky it's still a story everyone would say "WTF" to.
Can you do a video on the origins and travel of trolls? How did they exist in Arda with the two trees constantly shining?
I can address the 2nd part real quick - the trees only gave light to Valinor, not all of Arda. Middle-earth was in darkness during those years.
I find it funny that no Steward ever decided to become King, even when all were certain no appropriate heir remained, or would appear, yet they had the authority to make another man a king, and start the royal line of Rohan. Good thing none of the other, later Stewards felt this gift of their own territory had been a mistake, and demanded its return from the "phony king" of Rohan.
Well, they acted in the "kings behalf". They didn't have the numbers of people to fight in their northern realm and knew the Rohirrim had "the opposite" issue in the north: Too many people and too little land, so this was a win-win situation for all: Gondor got an ally, that saved them from attacks from the west, east and north and Rohan got a land to live and strive on.
I've heard it explained that it's due largely to the Numenorean custom and law still maintained in Gondor, which is a highly conservative (in the sense of unchanging over time, not some kind of political rubbish) society. The steward proclaiming himself king would be in violation of the law, and would not be accepted by the people, and according to Numenorean custom a king needed his peoples' consent to rule.
Modern Prime Ministers do not seek to become Kings or even Presidents usually. It's a relief of ceremony and usually less formality required to pass the title on too.
Was just recommended this video today and I liked what I saw! I'm subscribing now so I can see more interesting videos.
I love when I see LOTRO maps in these videos :)
I’m literally in the middle of the battle watching the two towers when I got this notification. Had to pause and comment 😂🔥
Great stuff 👍👍
"Yes. Yes! The horn of Helm Hammerhand shall sound in the deep, one last time."
2:16 Re: the names on the map changing:
I get why "Calenardhon" changes to "Rohan"; also why "Minas Ithil" becomes "Minas Morgul" although that happened 500+ years before. I don't understand why the name of the river "Gwathló" vanishes, though.
Video Idea: If the 3 armies of evil wouldn’t have come, who would’ve won between the Dwarves of Erebor and the Elves of Mirkwood with the men of Laketown?
Love everything you’ve done and I hope you keep doing it, I’m a new subscriber but I’ve been binge watching your videos and I’m almost caught up 😆
Good for you and your boy! Thank you for another great video!
Nothing cooler than the rain during the battle of helms deep, Peter Jackson is brilliant.
„Elendil?“ „Earendil, yes!“ 😂 I feel that struggle
In Peter Jackson Adaptation. The elves showing up at helms deep was epic
Only to do absolutely nothing, while Legolas is shield surfing and killing enemies left and right
@@valentinkambushev4968 they made an impact of dying one by one 😄
Nice lego builds!
To my knowledge Helm's Deep is the valley/gorge and the fortress is called The Hornburg. What is your sources to claim that the defensive system is called Helm's Deep as well?
In the appendices (The House of Eorl) it is stated: “The Rohirrim were defeated and their land was overrun; and those who were not slain or enslaved fled to the dales of the mountains. Helm was driven back with great loss from the Crossings of Isen and took refuge in the Hornburg and the ravine behind (which was after known as Helm’s Deep). There he was besieged.”
I suppose you could argue that this proves the fortress was named Helm’s Deep. I can see the confusion, since that is not how it is described in Chapter 7 of the Two Towers.
I believe you are right though, and the fortress is called The Hornburg and the entirety of the fortress, valley and ravine are called Helm’s Deep.
Aww that nerd of the bricks channel sound absolutely adorable
I know this is a super long shot, but would you mind doing a video that explains in detail Aragons claim to the throne of Gondor?
I have already seen your video about Aragon before LOTR and your video on Isildur, but I am still a bit confused.
I would prefer something with a family tree in the side of the video where characters are cross off a they die, so that it is clear what line remains possible candidates for the throne and what died out.
Hope you find the idea good enough to create a video :)
I will help your son achieve his goal,……subscribed .
I am almost 70 years old, but still a huge fan of anything LOTR, that’s how I came across your channel.
I am also a huge Lego Maniac. My basement recroom (16x20 Ft)…..is now a Lego city. With all the modulars, many MOC’s and 6 trains.
Sure nice to see you and your son enjoying Lego and LOTR, just as my son and I did many years ago.
Where do you get the LOTR Lego sets? I would be interested in them.
just a shoutout to you who runs this channel, ive learned more than i ever wouldve about lord of the rings from your channel, moreso even that the books of the series that i have read. keep it up man, you do this for RA Salvatore Dark Elf series too please?
Just discovered this channel - really love your content
The scene is so iconic that it troubles me to see Helm’s Deep without « the battle of » before it 😅
Like the Beanfield yeah? i mean battle of .........
Another great video... I just finished reading The Silmarillion for the first time. I read along with audible like you suggested and it most definitely helped... I may read it one more time like that before I try reading it on my own tho... much love and now to watch you and your kido build Legos 😄
LOTR + LEGO = 😍 instant SUB!!!
I love to see your growth, it feels like you did the 500k stream yesterday :) Keep up the great work! Socialblade says that you'll have 980k by january next year.
Helms deep is one of my favorite moments from lotr
I love that we're using Lord of the Rings Online maps here. I'm not surprised, though. That game does such an excellent job of representing the books and world, that it substantially adds to a "Middle Earth Nerd"'s ability to understand it all.
The details of this video were really deep
Fantastic video❤️
cool vid Matt Helms Deep is one of my favourite places in Middle Earth both in the books and film loved this vid and can't wait next one suggestion please could you do one on Dunharrow
It’s so awesome that the battle ended on the March 4th! That’s my bday lol
most wholesome youtube ad ever.
I bet my man here could make a whole episode on pipe smoking in LOTR... and by god I'd watch!
I subscribed. 👍 I love LEGOS! I have all TLOR and The Hobbit sets. I did get the Titanic set.🥰 Huge Titanic fan along with Tolkien.
Definitely subscribing to Nerd of the Bricks! 😁 I'm a lego nerd myself
Absolutely, I subbed your son's channel and I look forward to seeing more.
Enjoyable video. I wonder when The War of the Rohirrim is coming out.🤔
Thank you for this video Matt!
I played with LEGO for many years... Even when I was an adult ;-)
I love this, I will definitely have to check out the other Channel
I your channel! I’ve been thinking about a really interesting character who would be a great addition to your bio videos. Even though you’ve mentioned Maeglin before while explaining Gondolin’s destruction, he would make an interesting video due in part to his very compelling background from the Silmarillion. Just an idea! Again- great show!!
MORE ROHAN!! Yes!!!
I love your videos!
Nerd of the universe!
Nice chanell awesome stories!
At 3:21I was almost hoping to hear "Big Helmsy Killfist" or something else silly.
Can you do a short video about the Lego Ideas Project the Inn Of The Prancing Pony (and any others you find interesting), I don't know the creator my only motivation to get it to 10,000 supporters so Lego can at least know how much we want Lego Lord Of The Rings back at worse and have the set made restarting the theme at best. There have already been a bunch of Tolkien sets on it recently and I want to keep it up.
That's a great idea! I've seen some truly great LOTR set ideas. I really liked the Middle-earth map one I saw a while back
@@NerdoftheRings Sadly that one was rejected.
@@NerdoftheRings Personally I think it will be better on the main channel to reach more fans but that is your choice.
@@Lord-Emperor-Vader Definitely. If we talk about LEGO ideas for LOTR, I'll use the main channel to reach the most ppl possible. :)
@@NerdoftheRings Thanks can't wait to see it
“Now for wrath, now for ruin, and the red dawn. Forth, Eorlingas!”
What's the song that plays everytime at the end of his videos, when he's listing the patreons?
It's so soothing, but I don't know the name.
Battle of Helm's Deep was a great fight in Battle For Middle Earth. I used Aragorn, Gimli and Legolas to wipe out the evil camps before they could get properly established 🤣