Adding INSANE Lord Of The Rings Cards In Rounds Modded

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  @Owen-m4t6b · 4 months ago

  Luke is correct, both the balrog and gandalf are beings called maiar, who are servants to higher beings called the valar. The balrog's are corrupted maiar who were turned into such by the evil valar called melkor or morgoth.

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  @rinneganjackson6315 · 4 months ago

  In lord of the Rings Eru Iluvatar created The Valar and The Maiar and together they sang the World into existence. &nbsp;During this the Greatest of the Valar Melkor sang a cord of Chaos to destroy the song. Eru wove the chaos back into the song creating Middle Earth. A Looooot of stuff later Melkor now Morgoth did a rebellion was forgiven. Even more chaos later he corrupted a bunch of the Maia including Mairon who then became Sauron. Even more chaos later, Morgoth is cast into the void and Sauron goes on to continue the work somewhat 😅. <br><br>Either way the remaining maiar aside from Sauron basically go insane and that is the Balrog. <br><br>To put it gently Eru = God, Valar = Archangel and Maiar = regular Angel. Gandalf, Saruman, and the Balrog are all Maiar. <br><br>Hope this helps

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  @maxireimann2277 · 4 months ago

  White holes are theoretical oposits of black hole as it is an area that cannot be entered but lets matter escape it is theorised that it sits in the middle and is an essential part for forming galaxys<br>but its existence is only theoretical

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  @TheColehabo · 4 months ago

  White Hole: Matter and light can only exit, but nothing can ever enter. Its event horizon is a one-way street outward.<br>We never found one even if the math does say it can be .

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  @NotAnEngineer007 · 4 months ago

  Radagast was confirmed to be on shrooms by Saruman in the first hobbit movie.

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  @CROWN_Achiken · 4 months ago

  Why did Jerome noot take Oroboros? Literally overpowered!

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  @NPCgamer93 · 4 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDF_3Z5CiXA&amp;t=1569">26:09</a> @JeromeASF if you looked you had lifesteal on a card thats why you started to win

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  @andrewnotrealname848 · 4 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDF_3Z5CiXA&amp;t=280">4:40</a> a white hole is one of the possible solutions to Einstein’s theory of relativity, just like the Black hole. For a long time both were believed to be impossible, and thus the greatest failures of Einstein’s equations. But we ended up actually discovering black holes, and thus we’re left unsure of whether white holes actually exist or not. <br><br>As of now, they’re still only a theoretical possibility. We have no clue of if they can actually occur or exist. <br><br><br>As for how they work, they’re literally just the opposite of black holes. Everything a black hole does, a white hole does equally.

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  @YAHboiLD · 4 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDF_3Z5CiXA&amp;t=32">0:32</a> bold of you to assume there even is such thing as a normal rounds match with you guys

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  @habiladam6363 · 4 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDF_3Z5CiXA&amp;t=281">4:41</a><br>To my knowledge, yes a Whitehole THEORETICALLY exists - as there is an equal but opposite force/existences.<br>Even a Proton, neutron and Electron have opposite form, with all of them having opposite compositions and charges (for Protons and Electrons anyways - a neutron has 0 charge, and the opposite is still 0). The name of these are called Anti-Protons, Anti-Neutrons and Positrons.<br><br>1 form of &quot;Multiverse&quot; theory is that a Blackhole and Whitehole are &quot;wormholes&quot; to the other Universes.<br><br>However, as mentioned above, this is all theory so we actually don&apos;t know if they truly exist as we have not physically observed them.

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  @oliviaannejohnson9689 · 4 months ago

  Hahaha 😂 you guys crack me up every time

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  @davidgreen3549 · 4 months ago

  Play up gun!!!

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