The Revolt on Angrenost

[Megloren Istdale]

((Yeah, exactly. How am I suposed to defend myself against an unstoppable army? Thats fine Aaron...))


The doors closed behind him. "Lord Aragorn. I see this attack his begun. Let me ask you something." Her voice was gentle. "Why do you attack here?"

((NO ONE attack until Im finished with my meeting.))

[Lancir Misolen]

1,000 forces moved to the Agmar camps

500 swordsmen

500 bowmen


Among htem Lancir was not he was in rohan he would make his way towards agernost later but now he was fighting there

[Faron]

Emerging out of Fangorn Forest, the host of Lothlorien took its place in the mountains to the North of Isenguard. The Elves went about last minute preparations, recieveing extra arrows, sharpening their blades, and other war preparations.

[Garland]

Lord Garland along with five thousand of his Elite Guard arrived from the north, taking up position along Gondor's flank. The men were well armed and hardened warriors, their bows were readied for the initial onslaught.

[Alcorad]

The moon shone down on the glimmering armour of the restored peoples of Arnor. Their war horn blew loud and though they were to stay in Annuminas to brace themselves for the greivous assult to come, they needed to fight side by side with their allies and destroy one of the evils that had threatened them. Good fortune rode with them for Doren understood well that the dark powers of the world were beginning to fear Megloren. Fearing that she would grow strong and underhandedly take hold of their minds and their realms for she was a dark maven of control and once her webs of evil were weaved the one who might stray into them was lost to the darkness.

Now as Doren passed unhindered through Enedwaith he noticed the gathered hosts assembled before the valley of Nan Curunir and rejoiced! This day naught harm would come to his allies or even his enemies with the exception of the devious witch, Megloren.

The great host of the Knights of Arnor accompanied by the 'Excecutioners' as they were known and the Stone Trolls that they tended made their way onto the battle feild and prepared for the assult to come. Many Ballistas were lined next to Gondor's seige machines aswell as mighty Trebuchets holding flaming rocks. The carts with amunition for their destructive tools was brought forth by the trolls and prepared to load.
The army of Arnor was prepared for the assult.

Forth rode the great Knights of Arnor, their speartips shining blue in the night and their horses heavily armoured as were they themselves. Doren rode at the head of this host and turned to see Angmar's force near at hand aswell as a host from Lothlorien and Gondor. He was curious to know where Aragorn was for he much wished to draw swords beside him.

(I'm guessing this is night time because if this attack is simultaneous then Angmar would have a hard time in the daylight because of their orcs and all.)

[naxara]

Theatana turned from Murazor and saw the many armies coming but one thing was wrong. It seemed those claimed to be good and those claimed to be evil were on one side, they were against Megloren. Though Theatana was not quite sure what exactly happened to make her father hate her she knew she had a duty to her father and she walked back down the hill side to the awaiting troops.

[Linnar Ironaxe]

Linnar's army was also present, but not for the same reasons as the others. The Ered Luin was of peaceful nature, and always an ally with the forces of light, but when he had heard of this threat on Megloren, his army was mustered, and ready.

"What is the meaning of this?!" Linnar boomed, as his army took defencive position around the front part of the wall. "On what charges are all of the armies of Middle-Earth attacking Lady Megloren?"

[Faron]

Ashuron rode up on his horse, accompanied by his standard vanguard. "What do you mean, 'What is the meaning of this?' The Elves of Lothlorien have lost a prince, Arnor a great friend, and the people of Rohan have apparently lost their mind. All of these have been attributed to her. Now, either side with the forces of justice or prepare to get your short people trodded on by the shortest of our horses," the Elvish Lord said. He had come up to the front lines to survey where the battle would take place.

[Alcorad]

(Wait... no call for aid... nothing? and the dwarves know? have they created some enchanted oracal cuz i need to know!!!)

Doren looked to the dwarves of the Ered Luin. It must have been them for the leaders Gimli, and Kili were both against Megloren and her reign. They would arrive shortly Doren trusted and put a stop to this nonsense.

"Lord Ashuron, wait. An elf and a dwarf arguing on the battle feild shall solve nothing. Perhaps if we wait for Lord Gimli and Lord Kili to arrive then all shall be explained. The dwarves work best as a united force and though Erebor and The Iron Hills have forfeited their distrust for the elves perhaps the Ered Luin has not."

[Linnar Ironaxe]

"How is this the folly of Lady Istdale? According to her, the battle was between Morsereg of Angmar, herself, and another wizard! You're son jumped into it, accepting the risks. And as one of my scouts report, he jumped in the way of one of her blasts aimed at Murazor of Rivendell! Do not blame Megloren for the death of your son. The people of Rohan respect their new leader, as all peoples should. Has she hurt them in any way, making them afraid to defend themselves? No. They follow her under their own free will, and now your allies seige them!"

[Alcorad]

Doren had had enough. When dismissing the death of friends so lightly he would not wait for the dwarves to arrive. He would step in say his peice aswell.

"'Lady Istdale' and Morsereg Dindaedel sought out a friend and ally to destroy him. His comrades came to aid him: Murazor of Rivendell, and Arken of Lothlorien. Lady Istdale is responsable for the dissapearance of my dear friend, Albesteen, and the death of prince Arken of Lothlorien and Lord Murazor's nearly useless arm! If this is by no meens a fault of 'Lady Istdale' Then you are a fool of a dwarf if their ever was one!"

He was infuriated now. He would not stand by and let a stubborn dwarf leader dismiss acts of war so lightly as this. Perhaps in Megloren's last hope of defense she poisoned yet another unlikely mind and this time it was of the dwarven race.

"I beleive this may be one of her new pets.", he whispered to Ashuron.

[Linnar Ironaxe]

((No, Im not under her control.))

"Do I look like Eomund? Am I old and withered?" Linnar was angry. "NO! Or I hope not... Aye, as I have said, Arken went into that battle knowing the consequences. And yes. I find it funny how Morsereg is the one that killed Albesteen, yet you ally with him. How desprite can you get Doren? All Megloren is responsable for is the control of Eomund. It was Morsereg who wanted your realm, was it not? You are compensating yourself! How dare you accuse Megloren these acts when it was all Morsereg, your ALLY who made threats against you! He wanted Annuminas. He is the greedy one. Can you not see that he is framing Megloren in order to keep the attention away himself? An honorable leader as you can not simply be decieved that easily. Can you not see it Doren?"

[Faron]

"And furthermore, the 'Lady Istdale' held a council of evil with which she planned to destroy the free people of Middle-earth. Some of that council have seen through her and joined with us. And as for my son, I know the circumstances of his death and have known them along time before it would come to pass. Therefore, if that were the only reason, I would not be here readying for war. However, there are too many other factors and thus...War."

[Linnar Ironaxe]

"And you... Ashuron Leafbow. A noble Elf could not simply fall into the darkness cast by Morsereg. A council of evil was indeed held here, but it was Morsereg who was planning the attack. Megloren does not want Arnor! This is Morsereg. Megloren wanted Rohan. She got what she wanted. If anything, Morsereg is responsable for this."

[Faron]

"Morsereg may be as unpredictable as a snake, but at the moment he's a snake on our side. Let me ask you this. Why are you defending Megloren? We have the word of two seperate rulers, and the suspicion of the rest of us, that she was solely responsable for Eomund's death. Why trust her?"