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As far as I know, that never happend in the books. Someone knows that for sure? It has been a while I did read the books. ^^'
Any source for that, because there just have been some links that it isn't?
The game is a quick cash grab by WB and they tried to make the storyline seem epic with trailers of Sauron to excite the casual fans of Lord of the Rings.
It did not happen in the books, but Talion also didn't happen, and the game was mostly based off the movies, you play as an overpowered wraith yourself.
I agree, the characters are well designed in the game but I can't support the lootboxes.
I suppose I could just watch a YouTube movie of the cutscenes to see the story though.
A machination of the film, completely contradictory to the lore and created only for cinematic tension. The books and the works straight from Tolkien should be the only reference point here. They never fought in the books, had they, Gandalf would've certainly won. In a hypothetical showdown made up by Tolkien himself, Gandalf was the only one that could contend with Sauron if Sauron got the ring.
As far as Talion's power; who knows. As far as I know, he isn't even canon so doesn't matter anyway.
Any single character from the First or Second Ages would wipe the floor with Talion because those ages operated on absurdly different power scales. Eras where dragons and balrogs were common, where the wizards weren't even in the top 10 most powerful people, where the literal gods who created the world walked it and fought in it. Eras where if an elf wanted to kill a dragon he flew a ship into the sky and crashed into the dragon like a star falling from the sky.
It was wild and it's hard to believe the LotR/Hobbit eras are part of the same history.
But as concerns the current age, it's hard to say if Talion is the top dog or not. As as been mentioned, someone like Gandalf or Saruman could probably expel or banish a wraith, but at the same time they're kind of stuck in mortal bodies so they're "easy" to kill and it comes down to who gets the surprise attack. Sauron is pretty beefy but in the books he gets beaten by Gandalf 1v1 as the Necromancer so he's really not in a state to really challenge much of anyone directly. The Witch King and the Nazguls are powerful too but they're more comparable to Talion without all his mind control powers: they're expert combatants with weird physica combat-related magic but technically not all that threatening since mortals can hold their own against them.
It would be build on the Tolkien universe but changed for gameplay reasons.
"who knows?" You obviously haven't played the game as intended lmao. Talion rekts anyone in J.R.R's universe, and the game was based off the movies as I previously said.
This scene was only added because Peter Jackson did not care to explain why Éowyn beat the Witch King of Angmar this easily, to show his great power they had to add this Gandalf scene, which was great overall.
They just took Hurin's nick name Talion and made up this character.
Hurin's epithet was Thalion. Giving the developers the credit Talion comes from the latin lex talionis (an eye for an eye)