— Gimli's line when entering the game — Gimli's second line when entering the game — Gimli's third line when entering the game is one of the characters in He appears in for franchise. Gimli, son of Glóin, was a Dwarf, member of The Fellowship of the Ring along with Frodo Baggins, Samwise Gamgee, Meriadock Brandybuck, Peregrin Took, Gandalf, Aragorn, Legolas Greenleaf and Boromir. As his job was to protect the Ring-Bearer, Frodo, he fought Orcs in the Mines of Moria and Uruk-hai at the battle of Amon Hen. At that battle, Merry and Pippin were captured, Boromir was killed, and Frodo and Sam continued the journey without their companions. Gimli, Aragorn and Legolas tracked the band of Uruk-hai that had captured Merry and Pippin to the forest of Fangorn, eventually being led to Gandalf, who had died after his battle with Durin's Bane, and now known as Gandalf the White. The forces of evil were growing stronger and Gandalf needed them to help him defend the last free kingdoms of men, starting with Rohan.
An army of ten thousand Uruk-hai were on their way to siege Rohan, against only about three hundred men of Rohan. The people fled to Helm's Deep, the fortress from which they could defend themselves. Gimli and the others fought the Uruks and with the help of several new forces, including Elves of Lothlórien, led by Haldir, and the Riders of Rohan, led by Éomer, defeated them. Gimli later fought at Gondor, defending the City of Minas Tirith from hundreds of thousands of Orcs, and then at the Black Gate of Mordor where Sauron and the One Ring eventually met their downfall. After the end of the War of the Ring, Gimli became lord of the Glittering Caves at Helm's Deep. Later, he and Legolas (being great friends) departed to the Undying Lands, and Gimli became the first and only Dwarf to visit them. He was with the rest of the Fellowship when they were crossing the bridge to escape the Balrog in the Mines of Moria and witnessed Gandalf falling into the pit, as well as Batman rescuing him.
Shortly afterwards, they saw Ring-Bearer Frodo Baggins being sucked into the Vortex with the One Ring and Gandalf and Batman entering in to save him, leaving him and the others dumb-folded and confused. The Lord of the Rings: Middle-earth “I have the eyes of a hawk and the ears of a fox!” — Gimli's first line when in idle — Gimli's second line when in idle — Gimli's first line when leaving “Then it has all been in vain.” — Gimli's second line when leaving the game “Don't tell the Elf...” — Gimli's third line when leaving the game “May the best Dwarf win.” — Gimli when riding the Axe Chariot “Send them to me! — Gimli when riding the Samurai Shooter — Gimli when seeing giant character or when riding a mech — Gimli's first line when upgrading his vehicle/gadget “Burp be burp ie ool!” — Gimli's second line when upgrading his vehicle/gadget “That's a kingly gift!”
— Gimli after receiving a collectible “Keep breathing, that's the key, breathe... — Gimli's first line in the vortex “That is no short distance!” — Gimli's second line in the vortex — Gimli after respawning “You might as well accept it, we're going with ya, laddie.” — Gimli to Batman — Gimli to Bad Cop “I'll have no pointy-ear outscoring me!” — Gimli to Legolas “Let's find some food.” — Gimli when seeing Slimer “That still only counts as one!” — Gimli to Gimli1 - 20 of 49 Works in Uruk-hai Pages Navigation 1 2 3 Next → The rebels are slain or routed, the supplies are refilled, the sanity is (somewhat) restored, the equipment is just as crap as it was on the road south. The time has come to face an old enemy and the stakes are higher than ever before as Záhovar and her motley crew journey into the political hotspot that is Rhûn. Part 7 of In The Glow Of The Mountain
An injured ranger finds himself with an unlikely rescuer... Pressure mounts on the remainder of the dispersed Photograph Destruction Squad as Prom draws nearer and Frodo's final challenge sets him up for the most difficult decision of his life. Honour, friendship and popularity will be at stake in the final bid to restore Eriador High back to its previously harmonious state. Part 3 of The Jock in the Photograph Sauron has returned and is gathering his forces once more in Mordor. Haedirn is once again called into a journey of adventure, death and sorrow where she will once again experience the dangers of battle and see many people die before her eyes as she fights not only for her life, but for the lives of her loved ones... Part 5 of Remote Watcher After thousands of years lying dormant, the Dark Lord Sauron has returned. His orcs have multiplied, and although he cannot yet take physical form, his essence has lost none of its potency. He lies waiting in secret in his stronghold of Dol-Guldur, hidden deep within the ancient forests of the north.
He is gathering his most terrible servants, the Nine, to retrieve what was stolen long ago, the One Ring of old. They will find Lord Sauron's most prized possession, and kill the one who carries it. Far away, in a land to the West, a young boy has just been enrolled in a new school. A school of magic. At this school, he will find new friends and foes, after and a chance encounter with the spirit of a young girl in the girl's bathroom, true love. But he will soon find that he is far from normal, and that he has come into possession of an object that may doom him, his new love, and the whole of Hogwarts. Part 1 of My Myrtle After Mordor falls, a hunter from the Misty Mountains joins a displaced Isengard Uruk in hopes of claiming some of the loot in the ruins of Sauron's domain. Along the journey they develop unexpected (totally expected) feelings. Can they get the big cash money wad or will they die like pigs in hell? Aradheleth, daughter of the Witch King of Angmar, born into darkness and servitude, promised to the one Dark Lord.What awaits her in Mordor?
Will her blackened heart be enough to sate Sauron? Will she bend to his every whim, or will the static memories she sees contort her from the path she is meant to lead? Torvin had heard that Uruks called Talion 'Gravewalker'. Now he sees the ghosts of his past, and wishes to confront them, or hunt them. An Orc and an Elf tries to learn to live with a bond that should not be, but as the War between the Elves and Sauron picks up things go from bad to worse. Sequel to "The Ties That Bind".UPDATE: Four new chapters added, starting at chapter four! Part 3 of In The Glow Of The Mountain The game of war is set and the pieces begin to move as an insane plan is hatched. A betrayal leads the High Officer Záhovar and her minions on a mad chase that will take them to places unknown, but can they keep the group stable as tensions rise? Part 6 of In The Glow Of The Mountain My "hit" from YT, The Fighting Uruk-Hai, are back online. The quality is a bit shitty but what the heck.
Ever wonder what Orcs in Middle Earth are *really* like? So I'm taking a trip to Arda to get the scoop on my favorite angst-ridden, misunderstood, just-wanna-be-loved critters, the Orcs. And hope I don't get eaten along the way. (Warning: may be occasionally humorous, but I make no promises.) In the LEGO version of Middle-earth, much has transpired in the events of Sauron's ruin. Inside Bag End, Frodo's Gamgee's game with his sister turns out for the better. Grabbing the Red Book, Frodo Baggins begins telling Samwise Gamgee's son the tales of his adventures and that of his uncle/cousin Bilbo Baggins. This story originally started on Fanfiction.net. It will be continued on this site, due to the fact that I didn't want to separate the series from itself. Part 2 of LEGO The Lord of the Rings "Pooh," said Piglet, "Orcs are certainly one of the Fiercer Animals. Much, much fiercer than Kangas."Pooh made a noise of agreement."But they also seem very Sad to me," said Piglet.
"All that Running and Fighting, and the Bosses, and the Big Whips.""I know, Piglet," said Pooh. "It really doesn't sound very nice.""Pooh?" he said after a moment."We have to tell Rabbit, don't we."----In which Orcs come to the Hundred Acre Wood. Not all of the Orcs who captured Merry and Pippin died outside of Fangorn Forest. When some of the survivors find each other after the rout, Mauhúr is determined to bring news back to Isengard, even if it means facing the unknown dangers of Fangorn.Then things get weird.A Lord of the Rings/Winnie-the-Pooh crossover. Both fandoms are book-based. Even at the best of times, life in the Black Land is a struggle and its denizens seem to be their own worst enemies. A certain Orc finds that out the hard way. Sequel to "Wolves and Shattered Shields". Part 5 of In The Glow Of The Mountain Maevyn is only nine when her family is slaughtered by a band of Orcs. The Orc Grushak takes her with him as his captive, planning to amuse himself with her torment and murder, but a vengeful Maevyn has sworn to see him dead.