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Altair Vs Legolas

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Battlefield: Jerusalem
Legolas is on the roofs and Altair is among the crowds.
Neither knows what the other looks like.

Altair: Normal Armament

Legolas: No armor. Bow, quiver of 25 regular arrows, long knives.

Who will win this battle? The Elven Ranger? Or as the rest of his kind call him, The One, the greatest Assassin of his time?

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  • Diana
    July 19, 2009
    #1

    Well, how will they acquire their targets if they don’t know which if friend or foe?

  • Belisaurius
    July 19, 2009
    #2

    Advantage Legolas.

    Elves are natually more agile then men and tend to be more mindful of their surroundings. This counteracts Altairs primary assests, stealth, agility, and close range combat.

  • Megaraptor18
    July 19, 2009
    #3

    If the battlefield is Jerusalem (Like it’s stated above) than I give this to Altair granted it will be a hard fought fight on the roof tops of Jerusalem and at the end Altair will be bloodied but victorious.

    Please folks don’t give me that crap that Elves are superior to man crap. If it can bleed it can be killed.

  • Battra Boy
    July 19, 2009
    #4

    Hmm, If Legolas doesn’t kow what Altair looks like, theres nothing to stop Altair sneaking up behind him and gutting him like a fish, afterall… Altair will be a part of the crowd. Legolas will be the lone wolf inhabiting the roof tops, presumable he’d stand out quite a bit, seeing as people don’t tend to hang out on roofs. In addition, Altair can easily scale vertical srufaces such as walls, and with throwing knifes I’m going for the assassin here.

  • DivineChaos88
    July 19, 2009
    #5

    Legolas has the advantage for reasons stated above.

  • Jwlynaa
    July 19, 2009
    #6

    “Please folks don’t give me that crap that Elves are superior to man crap. If it can bleed it can be killed.”

    Agreed. Altair bleeds too though so thats not an overly useful statement

    “Hmm, If Legolas doesn’t kow what Altair looks like, theres nothing to stop Altair sneaking up behind him and gutting him like a fishafterall… Altair will be a part of the crowd. Legolas will be the lone wolf inhabiting the roof tops, presumable he’d stand out quite a bit seeing as people don’t tend to hang out on roofs”

    Well that never seemed to make anyone notice Altair. And Guards were always on the rooftops.

    “In addition, Altair can easily scale vertical surfaces such as walls, and with throwing knifes I’m going for the assassin here”

    Movie-legolas scaled an Mumakil very swiftly indeed. Book wise Legolas is the most agile, and strongest of the fellowship (Because Tolkien was an elf fan-boy)

    The only advantage Altair has is that as a trained assassin he has contacts who may be able to point him in the right direction. If legolas is on the rooftops, he’ll notice someone coming up on him.

    Altair wins this if he can surprise Legolas, but… I doubt he can.

  • Sean0931
    July 19, 2009
    #7

    Is this Legolas from the book or the films? Assuming it’s the films, Altair stands a good chance, as Legolas never displayed any great feats, aside from being accurate at a distance. Altair seems to have some magic field which prevents him from being seen in a crowd despite being in a bright white hooded dress (and pushing everyone who comes near to him), so there is a good chance he can sneak up on the elf. That is if Legolas isn’t arrested or lynched for being obviously non-human.

  • CJ4short
    July 19, 2009
    #8

    Wow. “If it can bleed it can be killed”. That’s quite possibly the most ridiculous statement I’ve ever heard. Not do to the honesty fo statment- in all respecs it is very true, but more to the situation in which it is used.
    I’ll liken The Assassin to a Navy SEAL- tough, good at his job, better than your average soldier by far and skilled at combat. Now, Legolas is more like a sentient rhino with an (human) IQ of around 240, covered in reactive armor and toting 6 rocket launchers with infinite ammunition. Sure rhinos bleed, but the two are rediculously different. One is quite obviously fiction, abd the other is a rhino covered in bazookas ;)

    Now, that’s not to say Legolas won’t die. He certainly could. But you forget that Legolas has centuries more experience fighting everything from human Assassins to Balrogs. He excels at situational awareness, can (and has) blocked arrows with a sword. (Only knives I know) *And* he can do things with a bow that you I couldn’t do in 1000 years no matter the training. Plus he is stronger, faster, quieter, lighter, less easily distracted, less needful of sleep and sustenance, more in unison with nature and more agile than your average human.
    I guess the only thing that is not going his way is that he’s a fucking blonde, and he has pointy ears. He doesn’t exactly fit in with the locals :(

  • Captain Epic
    July 19, 2009
    #9

    I want see Altair and Ledolas in a sword duel. But considering the scenario. I say Altair has the edge.

  • Megaraptor18
    July 20, 2009
    #10

    “If it can bleed it can be killed.”

    Wow seems to me nobody got what I was going at. I was quoting a line from Predator which a hunter of superior skills from space was hunting a group of elite troops and was killed by Arnold Schwarzenegger. Which in the film was getting his ass kick by the Predator and only he won was because Arnold outsmarted the Predator. Like Altairn will outsmart Legolas in the same fashion.

    So I am sorry to those who are too damn serious and to quote another movie and I’m not going to tell what movie it’s from “Why So Serious”

  • DivineChaos88
    July 20, 2009
    #11

    If it has eyes, it can be blinded.
    If it has blood, it can bleed.
    If it has a mouth, it can scream.

  • midnite marauder
    July 20, 2009
    #12

    Legolas will win based on the same reasons we listed on why he bested MC in the Legolas vs Master Chief match. But for all intents and purposes I’ll list those reasons again.

    1. Legolas is an elf which makes him stronger, faster, smarter, more perceptive, and have an affinity with magic.

    2. This perticular elf is Legolas who is around 2000 years old and is an elven ranger trained in the Merkwood. Believe me when I say its highly unlikely Altair would sneak up on or even get close to Legolas. And even he did manage to get close there’s no way for him to defeat him in melee for same reasons listed in #1

    3. Legolas has multiple magical abilities at his command which include, homing arrows, fire and lightning enchanted arrows, and can create shockwaves of fire and lightning.

    4. He has superior weapons to altair being his blades and arrow tips are maid of mithral which is considerably more durable then iron.

    5. Lastly Legolas has almost unerring accuracy with his bow. To be put plainly if he sees Altair then Altair is a dead man. Why? because if Legolas can take down flying creatures with a single shot and we have even concluded that he can take down the infamous MC then Altair simply has no chance here.

  • Jwlynas
    July 20, 2009
    #13

    “Wow seems to me nobody got what I was going at. I was quoting a line from Predator which a hunter of superior skills from space was hunting a group of elite troops and was killed by Arnold Schwarzenegger.”

    Ah, I see… Sorry, the paraphrasing threw me off. Love that movie, Jesse Ventura is a legend

    “You’re bleeding!”
    “I don’t have time to bleed!”
    “You got time to duck?” *Throws grenades*

    “Get to da Choppa!”

    and indeed

    “If it bleeds, we can kill it”

  • chewie6000
    July 20, 2009
    #14

    If neither of them know what the other looks like then how would they know to kill each other, they might get talking and become great friends… just an idea.

    oh and i’d like to see Alitar try to pull off the mumakil move from the films.

  • Battra Boy
    July 20, 2009
    #15

    I could see Altair doing so. ;)

    What we forget here is, that Altair is a trained assassin, Legolas is an archer. Altair is trained to do this, and does it every day. Seeing as the battlefield is Jerusalem, Altair also has the surrounding advantage.

  • Megaraptor18
    July 20, 2009
    #16

    Altair has the homefield advantage

    Another way the battle can be fought is that Legolas is in the middle of the market full of people. Then Altair walks up behind him and stab him in the back with his hidden blade. Another reason Altair wins is because surprise is on his side and that the market full of people Legolas’ senses want be as in tune as it would be in the forest. In fact his senses would to clouded do to the mass of people and the smells of people who haven’t taken a bath in a month and other bad smells would overwhelm his senses.

    @ midnite marauder
    What you are saying is true however it’s in a street full of people than his bow is useless and has to rely on his close quarter combat skills. But again Altair will stab him in the back because Legolas can’t see him coming.

    @ Jwlynas
    “Ah, I see… Sorry, the paraphrasing threw me off.”
    It’s ok it’s more my fraught more than anything I should have know better some folks on his site are too serious and that comment was more directed towards CJ4short than anybody else scents he said it was most ridiculous statement he has ever heard.

  • Jwlynas
    July 20, 2009
    #17

    Everyone seems to be forgetting neither character knows who the other is. “Altair comes up behind legolas and stabs him” would only work if I was controlling Altair… And not through skill, just through being a bit of a psycho.

    I took to using the hidden dagger on anyone asking for money, selling goods or moving just a little bit too slowly.

    Legolas is a better hunter, having trained far more in much harder to navigate environments. If we’re giving Altair the advantage of Contacts, we should do the same to Legolas. No?

  • midnite marauder
    July 20, 2009
    #18

    @Megaraptor18- I was just listing the advantages Legolas has over Altair which is overwhelming basically. Altair has absolutely no advantage over the elf because he’s just that an elf and Altair is only human with human limitations. But as for the scenario I don’t know how this would work because neither of them know who the other is. But then again both Legolas and Altair stand out like hot girls in a gamer convention. So I gues its whoever spots who first which given the scenario would be Legolas since he’s on the rooftops and has the sight of a eagle and the eagles in LoTR are pretty big. And if Legolas spots him first its over and don’t tell me he would have to use his knives because we all seen what he can do with that bow and I just said he had homing arrows.

  • Jon
    July 20, 2009
    #19

    Legolas doesn’t fit in medieval Jerusalem. Common folk see the pointy ears and they assume it’s the mark of evil/the devil. Jews, Christians, and Muslims unite to hunt down the supposed demon spawn.
    Suffer not the witch to live! lol

  • Megaraptor18
    July 20, 2009
    #20

    @ midnite marauder
    With all due respect what you are doing is overestimate Legolas’ abilities and underestimate Altair’s abilities because one is an elf and one is a man. It begs me to go to Predator again the Predators are far superior to humans in every way and yet this far superior hunter can be killed by a weak human by their standards. If you want to see how this fight would goes down watch Predator 2 and image Danny Glover as Altair and the Predator as Legolas. Altair will be bloodied but victorious in the end. Saying this with respects in the future it would be wise not to underestimate the abilities of our own species.

  • jeremy birch
    July 20, 2009
    #21

    Gotta go with Altair, because he has been trained to make quick kills and sneak up on almost any target,. But yes, that is assuming Legolas isn’t killed first for being an elf.

  • Pvt Elite
    July 20, 2009
    #22

    Legolas would probably camp for about 5 minuets to scout out the area, thus giving Altair time to sneak up behind and backstab. Basically Legolas would get raped from behind

  • Kenny C.
    July 21, 2009
    #23

    The lone fact that Legolas will stick out like a sore thumb means Altair can vanish into the crowd, climb up the back of a building, sneak up to said elf, and proceed to stab and/or curbstop him.

  • midnite marauder
    July 21, 2009
    #24

    @Megaraptor18- You can’t use what happened to the predator as evidence of the course of this match and heres why.

    1. The character Dutch was protected by plot armour.

    2. Dutch had an entire afternoon to prepare for this encounter with prior knowledge of what he was fighting and said creatures tactics.

    3. The predator could have killed him at will but chose not to because he viewed him a worthy opponent and wanted to have a fair fight 1 on 1. Dutch however wasn’t inclined to do so and cheated to win.

    4. Lastly and most important the predator in that movie was scripted to die. Had this been an unscripted test of both cgaracters abilites Dutch would have been dead from the moment the mud washed off of him.

    All these points have made your post irrelevant as neither 1 knows what the other looks like, there’s no plot armour involved, there’s no pre-battle preperation, and neither 1 will show the other mercy if they have him dead to rights. Head to head Legolas would kill Altair in long range and close range combat. He’s just superior in every way which is the benefit of not having human limitations. But the part that gets my goat is how are they supposed to fight if neither 1 knows what the other looks like so there won’t be any backstabbing or long range bow shots. I wish someone would clarify how this is supposed to work.

  • Jwlynas
    July 21, 2009
    #25

    Legolas sticks out like a sore thumb?

    Why, does he glow? Have draconic Wings? is he 90 feet tall, covered in scales and actually a t-rex?

    No, he has pointy ears. Its not the most difficult part of the body to hide. Wearing your hair slightly differently can do it, or going so far as wearing a hood.

    Problem solved.

  • Battra Boy
    July 21, 2009
    #26

    Legolas would stick out like a sore thumb. Altair blends in. You do the math.

  • Megaraptor18
    July 21, 2009
    #27

    @midnite marauder

    Legolas was also protected by plot armor in the Lord of the Rings movies as well and all of the orcs he killed was also scripted to die. you again are underestimate not only Altair abilities but the abilities of our own species. I am using the Predator to showcase how unwise it is to underestimate the human race. Maybe I just one of those people out there that don’t subscribe to that semi-racial bullshit that states that because someone was borne as an Elf means he is superior. That is just like someone saying that whites are superior to blacks when it’s complete bullshit and you stating that because he is an Elf he is automatically superior to everyone else is still complete bullshit. You also miss one critical fact this battle is not in the forest Legolas’ homefield. This battle is in Jerusalem Altair’s homefield and is given the advantage in this fight. Also remember Legolas don’t have that plot armor (which was the only thing that kept him alive) like he in the movies.

  • midnite marauder
    July 21, 2009
    #28

    @Megaraptor18-Relax its just a debate no need to throw in the race shit because its completely different. Legolas is an ELF and was never human to begin with. So saying that saying he’s superior because he’s not human is like saying someones superior to someone else because their black makes absolutely no sense. And yes plot armour kept him alive but it also kept the others alive as well but that also doesn’t matter because just about every main character in the series is superior to Altair and technically Legolas was the best fighter in the group based on combat feats.

    I’m saying Legolas is superior because

    1. He uses magic

    2. He’s physically superior in everyway

    3. He’s more intelligent and has more expereince because guess what he’s over 2000 years old.

    4. He’s a better fighter

    5. He has better weapons

    6. He’s not an arhcer contrary to popular belief. He’s a ranger completely different character classes.

    See now tell me exactly what Altair can do to combat against someone superior in everyway from strength to intelligence. And please no more fanboy “oh altair could win stop saying mythical creatures are superior to human beings because its racist”.

  • Kenny C.
    July 21, 2009
    #29

    @ midnite marauder

    Apparently, you do not read well. Most of us said Altair would win becuase he would suprise the obvious looking Legolas. Even if Legolas is superior to Altair, which he isn’t, doesn’t mean shit if Legolas has a six inch concealable blade in his throat.

  • Jwlynas
    July 21, 2009
    #30

    I’m with midnite marauder on this.

    We’re not saying elves are superior because we have some strange disposition towards the elven race. As a fantasy Archtype, I hate elves with a passion. Elves, Eldar, Vulkans, Drow, all of them I hate with an equal passion.

    However, they are often stated as being faster than humans and, in the Tolkien universe, they are also stronger, more accurate, more skilled at any endevour and magically inclined beyond anything man can concieve. They are centuries old and generally choose one thing to master within that lifestyle.

    Legolas’s choice was ranger. A class of fighter rather than archer, who scouts forests, mountains, swamps and indeed cities to find their prey and bring them down without being seen. He has better eyesight than a human by far, better hearing and quicker reflexes. This isn’t opinion. This is canon/lore/word-of-creator/fact, whatever you wish to call it.

    Altair is the more interesting character, but skill wise he doesn’t stand a chance.

    And again I say Altair has no idea what the elf looks like.

    Legolas wouldn’t be wandering around naked and laughing, pointing at his ears and singing in elvish. He isn’t stupid and in an unknown city he wouldn’t take chances in revealing his race. He’s hunting a man, a man known to be dangerous, and there is nowhere even on middle earth where elves are common place enough that he wouldn’t stick out, so he’ll hide his identity and his distinguishing features.

  • Megaraptor18
    July 21, 2009
    #31

    @ midnite marauder
    I was just stating how you the fact he was an Elf though go superior humans which is like someone saying that one group is superior to another group because they were borne different and this is what made me beileve that what you are saying Elf are superior humans the end.

    @ Comment 12
    1. Legolas is an ELF which makes him stronger, faster, smarter, more perceptive

    @ Comment 18
    Altair has absolutely no advantage over the ELF because he’s just that an ELF and Altair is only HUMAN with human limitations

    @ Comment 24
    He’s just superior in every way which is the benefit of NOT HAVING HUMAN LIMITATIONS

    Now you understand why a pulled race shit out there because you repeatly stated Elves are superior to humans which is just like stating that one race is superior another race.

    For the record I’m not a fanboy I don’t care about Altair. This match could be Jim Raynor vs Legolas or Captain Sparrow vs Legolas, or even Chuck Norris vs Legolas. It just in your comments and other folks comments here and at other VS matches who demiss the human because he’s human. The only reason you drew my ire was because of Comment 18 “no advantage over the ELF because he’s just that an ELF”.

    Now I hope you understand were I’m coming from because it sounded like underestimate the abilities of the human race. Remember the greatest military defeats in history happen because one side underestimate the other.

    Also for another record not mad I’m in good mood when I write these comments and to show I’m in a good mood here is a smile :)

  • Battra Boy
    July 21, 2009
    #32

    “Legolas wouldn’t be wandering around naked and laughing, pointing at his ears and singing in elvish. He isn’t stupid and in an unknown city he wouldn’t take chances in revealing his race. He’s hunting a man, a man known to be dangerous, and there is nowhere even on middle earth where elves are common place enough that he wouldn’t stick out, so he’ll hide his identity and his distinguishing features.”

    How would Legolas know hes hunting a dangerous man? I don’t think he has any allys in Jerusalem. Although, Altair may be able to get a l’il bit of info from his numerous assassin sources.

  • CJ4short
    July 21, 2009
    #33

    @megaraptor18
    What I was doing was a critique of your statement, not your personality or your ethnicity, age, job or financial situation. I promise it wasn’t a personal attack. That being said, I still think it was a ridiculous statement. (Not movie wise but situation wise.) MC can bleed. Yet if he exsisted in real life I would have absolutely no chance to make him do so before I was a puddle of goo. For that matter, niether would Altair. And, if Legolas could beat MC (via factpile) and Altair would be destroyed my MC’s reinforced fist, then I would venture to say Legolas could beat Altair in a one on one ranged match, melee match and in a situational awareness match.

    @who ever said Legolas would be overwhelemed by the smell of unwashed men. What? Legolas had ventured to Minis Tirith before, and let me tell you, LoTR was not a book about washed scholars and warriors. It was grimy, and many of them smelled worse than horse manure and BO. And when Legolas fought throngs of Uraks and Orks, his nose was fine. And they washed less often and slept in their own fecal matter. Plus they were larger, thus having more surface area of unwashed crap per individual. I beg to question your historical citation of Legolas getting overwhelmed by smell in a battle.

    I am not discounting Altair. I think he is a fine fighter, and would kill me any day. I also think Legolas has 2000 some years more experience (via book), 5-10 times better sight (via movie and book), 3-5 times better hearing (via movie and book) and a speed and agility bonus Altair could only wish for. Plus, Legolas is lighter than snow- he could just stand somewhere impossible for Altair to sneak up on from- ie on top of a clothes drying rope strung between windows. All in all, Altair is going to have an issue sneaking up on an elf accustomed to fighting bloodthirsty creatures capable of smashing men and city walls alike in one blow.

    So get off your fanboy-stance about “not underestimating your own kind”. I say that in the kindest way possible.

  • midnite marauder
    July 21, 2009
    #34

    @Megaraptor18-I understand what your trying to say but the fact of the matter is Legolas is a mythical creature not bound by the laws of physics while Altair is. As we all know the supernatural trumps the natural because of this. I am by no means a fan of elves. I don’t even like LoTR but i am bound to only produce factual winners of a match on this site and if that winner just happens to be an elf so be it.

    @Kenny C.- Obviously you can’t read because the match rules cleary states that Legolas is on the roof which means Altair would have to climb up there to sneak up on him which is impossible because Legolas would hear, see, or smell him coming long before he gets close enough. And face to face Altair has absolutely no chance against Legolas. So stop with the fanboy bullshit its annoying.

  • Megaraptor18
    July 22, 2009
    #35

    @ midnite marauder

    “Legolas is a mythical creature not bound by the laws of physics while Altair is.”

    Respectfully

    That is true however that is only in Middle Earth in the LOTR Universe. The problem is he is not in his universe and he is in the Assassin Creed Universe where the laws of physics apply even to mythical creatures.

    I guess the question may be does a magical being take their law of physics or lack of physics to another universe that has a different set law of physics in this case Assassin Creed’s law of physics (which is the same as ours).

    For the record I’m wouldn’t be debating this with you if it wasn’t for the fact he isn’t in his universe. If he was in his universe or even in a neutral universe I won’t be debating you right now. I beileve a magical being doesn’t take their law of physics and magic with them when they go into another universe.

    I am not a fan of assassin creed. I liked the idea and gameplay but I hated the story and lack of replay value. Like you I am also bound to declear a victor and I can’t see him winning due to the fact of the battle in this conditions which states.

    Battlefield: Jerusalem (hinds Assassin Creed Universe)

    Legolas is on the roofs and Altair is among the crowds.
    Neither knows what the other looks like.

    Altair: Normal Armament

    Legolas: No armor. Bow, quiver of 25 regular arrows, long knives. (Hinds no magic arrows.)

    In a way this is like the Master Chief vs Legolas fight which the battle conditions states
    -No Armor/Shielding
    -Ranged Combat
    -Non-Ballistic Weaponry
    Would Master Chief be able to come out on top without his armor and his guns?
    Would Legolas take this fight with a single arrow like he has done repeatedly to Uruks, Orcs, Trolls, etc. in the games, books and movies?

    With those conditions Legolas wins that battle. But given the battle conditions of this fight Legolas doesn’t have much of an advantage. The battle is equal, more equal than you and I originally thought given the conditions.

    But I will state I did go into Anti-Elf rant. I am say in the most respectful manner see happy face :)

  • Megaraptor18
    July 22, 2009
    #36

    Sorry for double posting but I need to correct two grammer errors I made

    “(Hinds no magic arrows.)” It should be (Hints no magic arrows.)

    “(hinds Assassin Creed Universe)” It should be (hints Assassin Creed Universe)

    if anyone sees any grammer mistakes I made please inform me so I don’t make that mistake again

  • midnite marauder
    July 22, 2009
    #37

    @Megaraptor18-Sorry to break it to you but that’s not how factpile battles work. The combatants in these matches are given all their abilites from their respective series as long as those abilties do not include direct outside interference. So saying Legolas doesn’t get his magic or his other physics breaking abilities is like saying Kharne doesn’t get gorechild, his power armour, and khorne’s blessing. They are what makes that character who they are.

    So my arguement still stands. Against a human opponent with similar skills maybe we can give it to Altair but Legolas is in a whole other class. Altair has no magic, suffers from human frailness, has impractical head to head weaponry, and is outclassed in pure skill. Remember Legolas is the best and most experienced warrior in the Fellowship with over 2000 years of experience. He was killing orcs, balrogs, ring wraiths, giant spiders, giant elephants, and other baddies before Altair was even dripping down his mother’s leg.

  • DivineChaos88
    July 22, 2009
    #38

    However, magic is used by many in the same universe, just different stories. Dr Strange is a perfect example. Jerusalem is part of the same Earth that Dr Strange lives in. Legolas could still use magic.

    Legolas’s keen senses do give him an advantage considering he’s on the rooftops. No other citizens climb buildings and use various acrobatics like Altaiir does. It would be extremely hard for Altaiir to sneak up on Legolas. Any attempt could easily end with an arrow through Altaiir’s head. This plus the fact that Legolas is no amateur with the long knives gives the advantage to him.

    His overall racial advantages would lead to is victory.

  • Kenny C.
    July 22, 2009
    #39

    @ midnite marauder

    Your basing your decision on that elfs are superior… that’s kinda of lame considering all that will be naught if Altair sneaks up to him. Okay, so Legolas has good hearing and smell… have you ever been to a big city? The smell alone would knock Legolas’ sense out of whack.

    Now, most of you have been saying how Legolas would not stick out… he wears a green cloak, a bow, has silver/white hair, has pointy eyes, etc. Believe me, while the crusades are going on everyone will be longing for someone out of place- that would be Legolas. If Altair doesn’t notice him, the guards sure will.

    Then all will take is a quick stab, and a quiet stroll back into the crowd.

  • Megaraptor18
    July 22, 2009
    #40

    @ midnite marauder

    “Against a human opponent with similar skills maybe we can give it to Altair”

    Have you ever played Assassin Creed sir Atair is an opponent of similar or even greater skill in close quarter combat.

    “Altair has no magic”

    The same goes for Legolas the only magic (His Magic Arrows) he had is gone do to the battle conditions which you are ignoring which states

    “Legolas: No armor. Bow, quiver of 25 REGULAR arrows, long knives.” Again no magic arrows. As seen in the films it is the only magic he has. Unless he is like William Wallace and is able to shoot fireballs out of his eyes and bolts of lightning from his ass which I don’t think so.

    “has impractical head to head weaponry”

    I say again have you ever played the game better yet have you played it to the end of game. His weapon set is a hidden blade that is attached to his left arm. He is armed with a long sword and short sword and has 25 throwing knifes. He has far better eyesight than the average person and has great physical abilities. He is the best assassin in crusader age.

    “Legolas is the best and most experienced warrior in the Fellowship with over 2000 years of experience”

    That makes go back to Predator again. A hunter thousands years old can still be killed by a 30 year old commando and another is killed an old LA Cop. Hell Superman vs Darksied, Darksied is old than Superman and yet Superman can defeat Darksied. Another case Goku vs Freiza is much older than Goku and yet Goku defeated Freiza. Your arguement on him winning due to his age is failed arguement.

    “So my arguement still stands”
    I have proved that it doesn’t hold up and you keep ignoring the battle conditions of this fight. Which gives Atair the advantage. However you are blinded with fanboy rage and can’t see that.

    Comment 29
    “Apparently, you do not read well”
    I’m starting to agreed with Kenny C. on that statment because you are ignoring the battle conditions of this fight.

    I say this with all respects :) Happy Face.

  • Matapiojo
    July 22, 2009
    #41

    @Megaraptor18

    Hold on, man. You are grossly incorrect. Unless specifically noted in the scenario, characters are never debated with a handicap to what would otherwise be inherent abilities.

    Legolas’ mythical/magical/enhanced abilities are not confined to Middle Earth. That is the same as saying the Hulk is not strong outside Earth-616, or that Lightsabers switch off if the Jedi/Sith are out of Star Wars U.

    Really, that makes no sense.

    “Battlefield: Jerusalem (hinds Assassin Creed Universe)”

    No. You assumed it is Altair’s Jerusalem. Your assumption could go both ways. This could be any Jerusalem, including the Jerusalem present in Arthurian legends, stories that make ample use of magic. How about the World of Darkness’ Jerusalem? Also abundant with magic and the occult.

    This scenario specifies that he has regular equipment, that’s fine and dandy, but his racial abilities were not negated here. I think this is a simple case of missinterpreting the scenario to a character’s advantage.

    Instead of makind said assumptions, ask admin the particular question lest loopholes such as these continue to overflood a match. Therefore, lets put those nagging questions to an end once and for all admin:

    -Does Legolas receive a no-magic handicap as his equipment would suggest?
    -Does it affect his inherent elven abilities?
    -Is this Jerusalem intended to be Altair’s world/continuity?
    -Is this Movie/Games or Book Legolas (yes, there is a difference)?

  • AHEM
    July 22, 2009
    #42

    I think a few too many conclusions are being drawn, here. Legolas would definitely not be restricted his abilities just because he’s in a different universe. I don’t think Legolas’ physical abilities come so much from being in a universe with different laws of physics so much as having enhancements from his elven heritage that boost his physical abilities, kind of like magically steriods that you’re born with and don’t cause any health problems.

    However, on the other side, Legolas’ elven abilities won’t make this an impossible fight for Altair. Elven abilities are an excellent advantage and would push Legolas over what a normal human is capable of, but Altair is about as good as a human could get. Legolas would have an advantage over Altair on these grounds, but it wouldn’t be a instant win.

    Legolas does have an advantage, but without his magic arrows he could still possibly be beaten. As has been brought up, he will stand out. It will be much easier for Altair to locate Legolas than vice-versa. Even if Legolas hides his ears, it will still be fairly easy to see that he isn’t human, or at least is very strange. Altair has the advantage of fighting on his home turf and probably will have contacts to help him pin down Legolas’ location before he strikes.

    In a direct fight, Legolas’ abilities and experience would push him above Altair and give him a very high chance of beating the assassin, if not a certainty. Altair is going to need to rely on surprise and discretion to win this one. The concealed blade would be a plus.

    Overall, I’m giving the edge to Legolas.

  • admin
    July 22, 2009
    #43

    -Does Legolas receive a no-magic handicap as his equipment would suggest?
    Yes

    -Does it affect his inherent elven abilities?
    No

    -Is this Jerusalem intended to be Altair’s world/continuity?
    Yes

    -Is this Movie/Games or Book Legolas (yes, there is a difference)?
    Movie Legolas

    Hope this helps.

  • Megaraptor18
    July 22, 2009
    #44

    @ Admin
    Thank you for clearing everything up and also thank you Matapiojo for setting thinks up so it can be answered.

    @ Matapiojo
    “Hold on, man. You are grossly incorrect. Unless specifically noted in the scenario, characters are never debated with a handicap to what would otherwise be inherent abilities”

    I guessing your talking about Comment 35 which main point states
    “That is true however that is only in Middle Earth in the LOTR Universe. The problem is he is not in his universe and he is in the Assassin Creed Universe where the laws of physics apply even to mythical creatures. I guess the question may be does a magical being take their law of physics or lack of physics to another universe that has a different set law of physics in this case Assassin Creed’s law of physics (which is the same as ours).”
    Which was an idea in my head and just throw it and see if there are any truth to that theory.

    Your reply was “That is the same as saying the Hulk is not strong outside Earth-616, or that Lightsabers switch off if the Jedi/Sith are out of Star Wars U.”

    That is true However Bruce Banner can came the Hulk is because it is in his DNA and Jedi/Sith can use their lightsabers in other universe because it’s technology no magic.

    However can the Jedi/Sith use the force in another universe. The only reason that they can use the force is because midi-chlorians. In a unverse without midi-chlorians they can’t use force and fight as they normally fight because the lack of the Force in that universe.

    For the record I’m not trying to pick a fight with you after your the Mr. T of this site. I’m just stating the obvious

  • midnite marauder
    July 22, 2009
    #45

    Megaraptor18-

    “Have you ever played Assassin Creed sir Atair is an opponent of similar or even greater skill in close quarter combat’

    Yes I have and yes Altair is a very adept warrior but the 5 gurds he bests that come in at him 1 at a time is nothing compared to dozens of orcs Legolas lays down by himself. This guy can fights things Altair would never be ale to imagine. Plus having over 2000 years of experience never hurt. Hell he was facing down demons and other mythical beasts before Altair was even the sperm running down his mother’s leg.

    “The same goes for Legolas the only magic (His Magic Arrows) he had is gone do to the battle conditions which you are ignoring which states”

    Actually no Legolas has more then just magic arrows here a list of his magical abilities

    Mirkwood Arrows
    Controls: L + A
    Cost: 5000
    Level: 2
    Description: Blessed elven arrows which cause additional
    damage.

    Light of Lothlórien
    Controls: L + R
    Cost: 3500
    Level: 3
    Description: Increase damage and reach Perfect Mode
    faster.

    Elven Fury
    Controls: Y held
    Cost: 4000
    Level: 4
    Description: A devastating attack which inflicts lightning
    damage.

    Lothlórien Arrows
    Controls: L + A
    Cost: 5500
    Level: 5
    Description: These enchanted arrows emit an arc of lightning
    upon impact. (Mirkwood Arrows required)

    Arrows of the Valar
    Controls: L + A
    Cost: 7000
    Level: 7
    Description: Magical arrows which set enemies on fire.
    (Lothlórien Arrows required)

    Gift of Galadriel
    Controls: L + R
    Cost: 7000
    Level: 7
    Description: Increase damage and reach Perfect Mode
    faster. (Light of Lothlórien required)

    Elrond’s Rage
    Controls: Y held
    Cost: 7000
    Level: 8
    Description: A more devastating attack which sets
    enemies on fire. (Elven Fury required)

    Mithril Arrows
    Controls: L + A
    Cost: 10500
    Level: 9
    Description: These arrows penetrates enemies, setting
    them ablaze. (Arrows of the Valar required)

    Elven Bow Mastery
    Controls:
    Cost: 25000
    Level: 10
    Description: Fire two arrows at two targets with one
    shot.

    see there you go more then just magic arrows.

    “That makes go back to Predator again. A hunter thousands years old can still be killed by a 30 year old commando and another is killed an old LA Cop. Hell Superman vs Darksied, Darksied is old than Superman and yet Superman can defeat Darksied. Another case Goku vs Freiza is much older than Goku and yet Goku defeated Freiza. Your arguement on him winning due to his age is failed arguement.”

    Like I said before the predator lost because of plot shielding and proper preperation of the battlefield before hand. In a 1 on 1 unscripted match the predator would have gutted him in seconds. Same goes for the rest of what you listed those match outcomes were designed and wrote out so that evidence is not good enough as Legolas is from a different universe from Altair, is superior to Altair, and is not scripted to lose against him you do the math.

    “I have proved that it doesn’t hold up and you keep ignoring the battle conditions of this fight. Which gives Atair the advantage. However you are blinded with fanboy rage and can’t see that.”

    First off you don’t know me or my preferences so watch what you say. Second Legolas and elves in general are boring and Legolas himself is a look like a chi chi mon. I prefer human characters like Artemis myself but I doubt you know who that is so lets keep it moving. I say Legolas would win based on pure common sense. Putting Altair in a match against Legolas iss like putting him in a match against Artemis Entreri . Completely different people with completely different skill sets but the outcome is the same Altair loses.

    “Your reply was “That is the same as saying the Hulk is not strong outside Earth-616, or that Lightsabers switch off if the Jedi/Sith are out of Star Wars U.”

    That is true However Bruce Banner can came the Hulk is because it is in his DNA and Jedi/Sith can use their lightsabers in other universe because it’s technology no magic.

    However can the Jedi/Sith use the force in another universe. The only reason that they can use the force is because midi-chlorians. In a unverse without midi-chlorians they can’t use force and fight as they normally fight because the lack of the Force in that universe.”

    I’m convinced you have no idea what your talking about. Legolas’ magic abilities are just as much apart of him as Banners’ dna. Elves in all foms of mdia havea natural affinity for the magical. Its just a trait which depending on the universe comes from their dna or their spirit. Which is why Legolas the only enchanted arrow Legolas owns are the ones blessed to always hit their target. His other enchantment like fire and lightning comes from him.

    And for the record wi sith and jedi their Midichlorian count has nohiing to do wih force wielding as the force is an entity with a mind of its own and does only what it wishes. Thats the reason why when they made those Vader clones non of them could weild the force even though they had the exact midi count as the original. The reason why we allow force wielding on this sight is because taking away their force powers takes away what makes them jedi.

  • Megaraptor18
    July 23, 2009
    #46

    @ midnite marauder
    “Altair was even the sperm running down his mother’s leg”

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHA your a sick little boy aren’t you :) :):)

    I love the list of his magical abilities the problem is if you won’t blinded with fanboy anger you would have noticed Comment 43 from the site’s Admin which states
    “-Does Legolas receive a no-magic handicap as his equipment would suggest?
    Yes
    (Which means no magic)
    -Does it affect his inherent elven abilities?
    No
    (which is now the only thing he’s got.)
    -Is this Jerusalem intended to be Altair’s world/continuity?
    Yes
    (Whichs means Altair has homefield advantage.)
    -Is this Movie/Games or Book Legolas (yes, there is a difference)?
    Movie Legolas

    Hope this helps.” As we all know Admin’s word is law on this site.

    Oh I love this :)

    “Like I said before the predator lost because of plot shielding and proper preperation of the battlefield before hand. In a 1 on 1 unscripted match the predator would have gutted him in seconds. Same goes for the rest of what you listed those match outcomes were designed and wrote out so that evidence is not good enough as Legolas is from a different universe from Altair, is superior to Altair, and is not scripted to lose against him you do the math.”

    It is so amazing how you ignore the cannon of Predator, Superman, and Dragon Ball Z and I show you when moments when the oldest and strongest are defeated by the younger. Alright then I guess give you a history lession.

    Gather around children Papa Raptor is going to give you a history lession. Today we will talk about King David of Israelites. Now before he became King he was just shepard the Israelites and Philistines were fighting over the Valley of Elah. As the Israelites are facing the Philistines in the Valley of Elah. David is bringing food to his older brothers who are with King Saul (the current King of the Israelites at that time), and hears Goliath challenging the Israelites to send their own champion to decide the outcome in single combat. He insists that he can defeat Goliath, and Saul sends for him and reluctantly allows him to make the attempt. David is victorious, felling Goliath with a stone from his sling, at which the Philistines flee in terror and the Israelites win a great victory. David cuts off the giant’s head and takes it to Jerusalem. Goliath was superior to David in every way possible and yet David was victorious. Now this is no Bible Story it is a true event in history which shows that a warrior of superior skills can defeated by a shepard.

    Now this is even more funny a personal question towards Matapiojo which was
    “can the Jedi/Sith use the force in another universe. The only reason that they can use the force is because midi-chlorians. In a unverse without midi-chlorians they can’t use force and fight as they normally fight because the lack of the Force in that universe.”
    Yet you in your nerd rage insult me and didn’t read Admin’s Comment
    “I’m convinced you have no idea what your talking about. Legolas’ magic abilities are just as much apart of him as Banners’ dna. Elves in all foms of mdia havea natural affinity for the magical. Its just a trait which depending on the universe comes from their dna or their spirit. Which is why Legolas the only enchanted arrow Legolas owns are the ones blessed to always hit their target. His other enchantment like fire and lightning comes from him. ”

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA :) :) :) You should have read Comment 43.

    “I prefer human characters like Artemis myself but I doubt you know who that is so lets keep it moving”
    The Hellenic goddess of forests and hills, child birth, virginity, fertility and the hunt. Also the twin twin sister of Apollo (God of music, poetry and oracles) Also one of the three maiden goddesses of Olympus. Trying to throw me off by throwing out a Greek Goddess/God of War characters. At first I thought wield I don’t remember that name in Lord of the Rings and had to look it up. There no woman who matching that name in films. So you threw up the name of a Greek Goddess in a failed attempt. But like you said lets keep moving

    This one is pricless :)
    “First off you don’t know me or my preferences so watch what you say”
    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA :)

    I do now you are too easy to anger. I know that you might be either British or Canadan by the way you spell armor you spell it like this “armour” just like a the British and the Canadans do. I’m leaning towards Canadan at this point of time. (However it is to note since you are blinded by hatred you will say you are something else just to throw me off my game.)

    The condescending nature of most of your comments. You also have a slight degree of arrogance about you. You beileve that knowledgment of things is unquestion and your logic is impossible to beat and how dare someone challenge your logic and reason.

    I understand your kind when you study as you put it “sperm running down his mother’s leg” I studied human beings I can read people and by your actions in this room towards me, tells me your true nature. In fact at this point in your head this isn’t about Legolas vs Altair anymore in your head this is midnite marauder vs Megaraptor18. You are so blinded by arrogance and pride and the amount of spelling errors in Comment 45 means I have been able to piss you off and it’s the funniest thing I how ever seen on this site

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHA :) :) :)

  • Jwlynas
    July 23, 2009
    #47

    You’re using David and Goliath as an argument for Altair?

    … Seriously?

    I…I don’t know where to start

    So i’ll start elsewhere. Armour is spelt Armour. Not Armor. Its spelt like that in England, home of English, the language you are typing in. However many times its changed over the last few thousand years it has been pretty set in stone for the last two or three hundred, even though backwater crybaby colonies (nothing personal, the statement just has more impact if mixed with an insult) continuously try to change it to suit their own needs.

    I have nothing against Americans, I’m one of the few people who will happily say I like the country and its many wonders, younger than my own house though the entire countries history may be. Hell, I’m dating one, but this random insistence that their version of the English language is correct above the other places that speak it is just infuriating.

    …Ok, thats rants over.

    When midnite marauder spoke of Artemis, he wasn’t speaking of the goddess, he was speaking of Artemis Entreri, a foe of Drizzt in the popular Dungeons and Dragons Series. A human who stands toe to toe with powerful enemies and comes out triumphant.

    I had hoped he’d meant Artemis Fowl, The pre-teen Lex Luthor that he is, but alas not.

    Back to the David vs Goliath argument you made.

    Goliath was defeated at range in his home town (The Battlefield) , in a match that suited his every ability. So your argument really only helps Legolas, the ranged expert in a strange land.

    Added to which the thing to learn from that story is never be overconfident, not if you’re at a disadvantage you will win.

    Predator, because you seem so keen on him, is slower and much stronger than most, and in both the movies the predator shown has been either an insane outcast of the predator race or a rookie out to try and prove himself. in neither case was he a top quality example of Predators in their most skillful.

    Legolas on the other hand is probably the most accomplished archer and tracker the elven race has ever seen, and thats taking into account his father, the king of “wood elves”.

    Altair has only home field advantage, nothing else. He isn’t faster, he isn’t stronger, he isn’t more agile, he isn’t better with his weapons, he isn’t smarter and he doesn’t have more experience.

    He is severely outmatched and its more likely that he will lose than Legolas.

    Merci et adieu

  • Matapiojo
    July 23, 2009
    #48

    @Megaraptor18

    Leaving the rest of your post out (as Jwlynas pretty much covered my sentiments), I’d like to address the whole Force-Medicloreans fiasco as it applies in a way to this and all matches on the site.

    I understand the reasoning behind the opinion that such specialized “universe only” elements should not translate to matches outside their own shperes of influence. Hell, I think I may have even used this very same argument at some point or another, but the fact is that this takes away from a very particular element that is important in this site’s nature for battles.

    It has been stated that combatants generally are aware of one another, yet have no knowledge of the other’s capabilities, and that they have their inherent capabilities. I may be mistaken with the wording as it was a post within an old match (pardon my not fishing admin’s post out now), but I think that was the general idea.

    Statements like “The Force doesnt work outside of SW because there are no Medicloreans”, or “There is no magic in Altair’s Earth, therefore elves are just like regular humans” place an unnecesary handicap in the core essence of all characters of this nature.

    Now Thor couldn’t battle Mario because there are no gods in the world of SMBs, or Agent Smith couldnt fight Cloud because there is no Matrix in FFVII.

    Then we have examples given by yourself where YOU determine its ok if its technology or DNA. I am possitive you could find many arguments for each individual case, but this simply deviates fight unnecesarily.

    My personal opinion is that this should be a blanket guideline for all combatants on the site. A fight taking place outside a character’s univere should not negate ANY of their inherent abilities regardless of their nature.

    To use the example above, Agent Smith should be able to fight outside of the MatrixU and still be able to “take people over” as he demonstrates this ability freely. I am well aware this is due to them being within the Matrix, but it would still take away a huge part of what makes the character be as interesting and challenging as he is.

    This is just my own opinion, though. Until the admin decides to post a battle guideline elsewhere on the site, we will just have to go with the majority rule.

  • midnite marauder
    July 23, 2009
    #49

    @Jwlynas-Thank you for clearing that up and for the record yes I meant Artemis Entreri He’s my favorite character not the chi chi mon elf.

    @Megaraptor18-lol you got to be the funniest batty mon I ever read from in my life. First off I’m neither Brittish nor Canadian I’m Jamaican who resides in America. Second I’m not angry just frustrated that you keep using scripted events to justify your examples. And the reason why I make spelling errors sometimes is because I’m human and having a bluetooth keyboard doesn’t help much either. The damn thing keeps locking up on me for some reason or other. Third if you weren’t such a rass clat you’d know I was talking about Artemis Entreri a character from the Forgotten Realms novels who’s considered 1 of the greatest swordsmen from his universe only equalled or surpassed by Drizzit. Lastly I am proud to be a foreign nerd. Without nerds in this world you wouldn’t have a lot of the commodities you have today so remebr that.

    Now I won’t even get into how monumentally stupid bringing David in Goliath into this but Jwlynas already cleared that up. But about this Predator nonsense its really starting to weigh on my nerves because its obvious you no nothing of what you speak.

    The Predators you saw fighting in the movies were either insane outcasts or rookies. The 1 from the first movies was most likely an unblooded outcast which is why he was alone and had no marking on his forhead. He’s not even supposed to be hunting humans without being blooded. Now the 1 from the second movie was also a rookie as he was not supposed to be hunting humans either and was probably only supposed to go on scouting missions which is why when Danny glover’s character defeated him none of the others tried to kill him. Now the ones from the first AVP were obviously rookies as they were going for their first hunt which is why when the predator killed his frist alien he blooded himself but I’m sure you don’t know what that means but I’ll explain.

    See Predators, or as the books refer to them, Yuatja are strictly forbiden to kill humans on their first hunt unless absolutely necisary or ordered to by their teacher. Instead they’re first supposed to hunt the Kainde Amedha or as you know them the aliens. Think of it as a right of passage. The reason they’re not supposed to hunt humans untill they are blooded is because they consider humans to be more dangerous do to their ability to think and use guns so they have to prove themselves worthy of that hunt. Now blooded warriors have access to some extremely powerful weapons not seen in the movies. They are also considerably better fighters then the ones seen in the movies. Now you argue Dutch and Danny glover’s character managed to kill a predator but I say to you if they had actually fought with a blooded warrior like Dachande they would not have fun plain and simple. Like I said those mayches were designed with the predators death in mind. so please let it go.

  • Megaraptor18
    July 23, 2009
    #50

    @ midnite marauder

    “Third if you weren’t such a rass clat you’d know I was talking about Artemis Entreri a character from the Forgotten Realms novels who’s considered 1 of the greatest swordsmen from his universe only equalled or surpassed by Drizzi”

    1. What the hell is a rass clat

    2. The whole point of David and Goliath was to show that Goliath an older and has more experience (Like Legolas) was defeated by the younger and not as experienced David (like Altair who is also experience.)

    “lol you got to be the funniest batty mon I ever read from in my life. First off I’m neither Brittish nor Canadian I’m Jamaican who resides in America.”

    3. I hope you were laughing at Comment 46 as hard as I was laughing at Comment 45. Granted I am little at my myself to be honest. Your Jamaican that threw me off. Also to be honest I thought you would have said “I’m neither Brittish nor Canadian I’m from New Zealand.” Ah… how sad I got it wrong. O Well :)

    “Second I’m not angry just frustrated that you keep using scripted events to justify your examples”

    4. If that was you just frustrated than may the lord forbid you getting pissed off. :) HAHAHA

    5. Scripted events can be used sinces both fighters here come from scripted events.

    6. Lets ends this fight. I just done watching on Youtube the Deadliest Warrior it was the Samurai vs Viking Episode. So lets have it. Who would win the majority of the fights if it was fought hundred time.
    After a hundred battles
    Altair: 51
    Legolas: 49

    Please tell me what you think, how many times would Legolas win.

    7. To honest this has been the most fun I have ever had on this site. Too bad this fight can’t go on forever. On second thought… wait… if this fight goes on forever than it will get boring. O well it was fun HAHA :)

    8. We need to start hanging out.

  • Matapiojo
    July 24, 2009
    #51

    “5. Scripted events can be used sinces both fighters here come from scripted events.”

    I am in the dark here. Could you explain this?

  • Jwlynas
    July 24, 2009
    #52

    ““5. Scripted events can be used sinces both fighters here come from scripted events.”
    I am in the dark here. Could you explain this?”

    Taking a brief guess, i’m thinking he means that We can give a narrative way for either person to win, because they both have won against the odds because of narrative….

    Anything else is just nonsense, so i’m giving him the benefit of the doubt

    “1. What the hell is a rass clat ”
    I’d guess a Jamaican insult of some type, or a typo.

    “2. The whole point of David and Goliath was to show that Goliath an older and has more experience (Like Legolas) was defeated by the younger and not as experienced David (like Altair who is also experience.)”

    Sadly that example is massively flawed, for all the reasons I gave. Nice try though, thanks for playing.

    “6. Lets ends this fight. I just done watching on Youtube the Deadliest Warrior it was the Samurai vs Viking Episode. So lets have it. Who would win the majority of the fights if it was fought hundred time.
    After a hundred battles
    Altair: 51
    Legolas: 49
    Please tell me what you think, how many times would Legolas win.”

    Altair 2
    Legolas 98

    You’re a fun guy raptor, keep trying.

  • Megaraptor18
    July 24, 2009
    #53

    @ Jwlynas

    “Anything else is just nonsense”

    3, 4, 7, and 8 those were me trying to get to know midnite marauder because I’m starting to like him. He starting to look like someone with a personality I like talking to. He is very interesting and you on the other hand are… Don’t take this the wrong way I’m not trying be an asshole here but you come off as… boring. His comments were interesting hell even the insults are still great to read. I when to his site every hour or so I can see midnite marauder’s comments which was the joy of my day even the mean comments gave me joy. While yours did not give any ounce joy or anger. You seem more like an encyclopedia. Has good facts in it but not something you will read for enjoyment. Now I’m not trying to be an asshole but that is the way you come off as an encyclopedia.

    The nonsense as you call it was put their to well to become friends with midnite marauder. To be honest he can refuse the friendship with me and I want hold it against him. But all I want him to know is that I respect him more than anyone else.

  • midnite marauder
    July 25, 2009
    #54

    @Megaraptor18-Your a funny mother fucker so why not sure we can be friends. Here’s my myspace url http://www.myspace.com/nikodaboy

  • Jwlynas
    July 25, 2009
    #55

    “Don’t take this the wrong way I’m not trying be an asshole here but you come off as… boring”

    Well, consider me suitably rebuked. I’d be overly sarcastic and uncouth right now but I’ll be nice instead. Each to their own, you can’t please everyone, etc etc.

    Word to the wise however, Phrases like “i’m not trying to be an asshole” tend to only make people look all the harder to points that could insult them. ones of those things.

    Oh, and I wasn’t calling all your points nonesense, merely saying that point 5 was complete gibberish, but could have meant that… No offense

  • wtf bomber
    July 26, 2009
    #56

    If Altair can set up and ambush, its over. But if it coms to range, Lego man ftw.

  • Rise Up
    July 26, 2009
    #57

    Ah…I come back and find that my good friend Legolas is up against Altair…..and it was also my suggestion. Wonderful. Well, let’s get to it. Wait, Movie Legolas? Hm….I can work with that.

    Do you really think an elf such as Legolas with his natural abilities that FAR SURPASS the abilities of an average man, even a unique one such as Altair. He has better eyesight, better hearing, better smell, taste, touch, all his senses are improved to the point where he can see well over a mile. He can hear Uruk Hai running miles away. He can climb a Mumakil. He can kill trolls. He can kill orcs. He can kill Uruks.

    Do you really believe that Legolas would be so stupid as to act like a normal guard from AC? Hell no, he would observe his environment, find out what the guards look like and when he sees Altair coming up, slowly killing guards to prevent them from sounding an alert, he’ll place an arrow to his bow, pull the string back, then release the arrow and the arrow will fly through the air….and then hit him in the neck. Whatever Legolas wants to hit he hits. Whatever he hits DIES. Except for that berserker at the Battle of Helm’s Deep. Berserkers take more than a few arrows to kill.

  • ss
    July 27, 2009
    #58

    noone is giving in here, the arguements are staying the same, its time 2 call this 1 i think

  • Rise Up
    July 27, 2009
    #59

    Legolas FTW. Nominate Legolas for the Award considering his ability to percieve Altair’s approach before Altair is close enough for his hidden blade OR his throwing stars to matter at all. Legolas’ hearing is so good, as are his reflexes that he could hear the star twist and catch it. Altair is a remarkable human, but as we all know, when it’s human vs. elf, the elf ALWAYS wins.

  • Sean0931
    July 28, 2009
    #60

    “Legolas FTW. Nominate Legolas for the Award considering his ability to percieve Altair’s approach before Altair is close enough for his hidden blade OR his throwing stars to matter at all. Legolas’ hearing is so good, as are his reflexes that he could hear the star twist and catch it. Altair is a remarkable human, but as we all know, when it’s human vs. elf, the elf ALWAYS wins.”

    I see. Any proof to back this up? Besides, as the battleground is Jerusalem, Legolas hearing Altair’s approach is both unlikely and ultimately useless, as Altair will most likely attempt an attack in a crowded area. That is if he isn’t lynched for being a pointy-eared poof beforehand.

  • Rise Up
    July 29, 2009
    #61

    Legolas is on the roof and he’ll have noted that the only people who come onto the roof are guards. Considering any guards on the roofs order Altair down if they see him and attack if he ignores them, Legolas would witness this and know that his adversary may be coming and prepare and ambush for him.

  • i dunno
    August 2, 2009
    #62

    even better battlefield: on top of the church spire in acre

    loser falls a mile :D

  • DivineChaos88
    August 2, 2009
    #63

    Ooh I like that idea.

  • Musketeer1337
    August 3, 2009
    #64

    just thought id point this out but wouldn’t that longbow legolas carry be somewhat out of place in the streets of jerusalem on a civillian?

  • Musketeer1337
    August 3, 2009
    #65

    And why would Altair attack legolas so directly on the rooftops knowing his enemy has a bow? did he become The greatest assassin by being this reckless?

    Sorry about double post BTW , it just didn’t seem right

  • DivineChaos88
    August 3, 2009
    #66

    You’d think that all of the blades that Altair carries would be out of place, and he’d be attacked, but NOoooo, the civilians and guards are too stupid to notice.

  • Musketeer1337
    August 4, 2009
    #67

    I have not played Assassin’s creed but i would guess that his sword is explained away because on the knives however i can make a few guesses but none are certain.

    1. swords are symbols of status. They are more expensive than a good number of other weapons and vary greatly depending on the sword type.. They also happen to be much easier to use without accidently cutting yourself compared to a longbow which requires years of training.

    2. Longbows are not made or used by the general population of jerusalem, Bows are only used by soldiers, bandits and hunters thus a bow on a civvie especially a longbow would be suspicious.

    And finally, i don’t think this fight will take place immediately on that rooftop and street. Both Legolas and Altair don’t know how their opponent looks like and i find it unlikely that they would attack each other based purely on the weapons theyre carrying.

    However Legolas does not understand the language or culture of jerusalem nor does he have infinite supply of food and water. Altair on the other hand has many fellow Hashishin in the city who can provide shelter and resources or provide information to him. They will find legolas, it is after all only a matter of time.

    Legolas on the other hand is certainly not going to stay under the hot sun on the roof all day. He will have to go down eventually and if the fight does indeed take place only several days from now it would certainly be unwise to do so. If i were to take a guess he would be unable to communicate at all with the locals and ends up in the outskirts of the city living off the land while staying close enough to continue hunting down the assassin

    Altair does have a decent chance with his home advantage and will make an attempt on his enemy while his guard is down if he is indeed a master assassin.

  • aaaa
    October 1, 2009
    #68

    Funny that no one hasn’t mentioned Altair’s eagle vision, which would make Legolas stand out quite badly.

  • ZomBninjasamurai
    November 11, 2009
    #69

    Altair I think has this in the busy Jerusalem Altair will sneak up on him I don’t care what kind of senses he has in a city such as Jerusalem their worthless and also Legolas will not identify Altair whereas if the ears don’t give away Legolas the bow will(I know I have bad grammar, but my spelling is usually pretty good… who needs periods anyways)

  • Jackson
    November 16, 2009
    #70

    @ aaaa

    Lol, also surprised noone mentioned eagle vision. I have been watching this discussion for a while now.

  • DUDEMANDUDE
    November 28, 2009
    #71

    Dudes, like if legaous like gets like altairs suit like they like wouldn’t fight like and like legaous is like really like known to like be gooo at like sleath lik…like..

  • Kenny C.
    November 28, 2009
    #72

    Dear Troll,

    You’re like gay and like mentally retarded, and I’m like “Shut Up!,” and your like “SPARKLY!!!!”

    I hope the serial ball-kicker from Canada finds you.

    Ha-Ha (in a dry, humorless tone)

  • Mike.T2
    December 6, 2009
    #73

    Thanks for the person who talked about altair’s eagla vison and they said movie not game lagoles and with all the nosie altair could easliy sneak up on legoles because his not” rarrrr I’m here to kill u” and if u callin me a Altair fan boy I’m not I like legolas and Altair both.

  • Sapper007
    December 7, 2009
    #74

    umm… all of this Altair would sneak up on him crap needs to stop…
    lets dig for a moment….

    ignoring the LoTR games and movies…

    1. wearing the cloak of the elves Legolas blends in with his surroundings… rocks buildings trees… examples are rampant through the journey of Sam and Frodo. why mention those two? why not they are wearing the same type of cloak… Gifts of Galadriel as well as the bow he wields….

    2. Elven eyesight…can spot a creature the size of raven at many miles… FoTR

    3. Elven Hearing… able to hear the foot fall of Orcs from several hundred meters FoTR (if he can hear footsteps from 200+ meters the sound of climbing a ladder or opening a door or Altairs cloak ruffling in the wind or any host of sounds we, as humans cant hear but apparently elves can) would give away Altairs intentions had he managed to avoid visual detection… and he “heard” Aragorn fall at the battle of helms deep… over 100,000 orcs fighting… so dont tell me, the noise of the city…. FoTR, Two Towers…

    4. best archer in the Tolkienverse… which makes robin hoodish feats common…. so enough of that…. the tilogy, untold stories…

    5. has demonstrated the same skill of Parkour that Altair does only better… the trilogy

    6. Legolas is more experienced and more profiecent at all things combat… Logic

    I can go on and on…

  • Pondering Fool
    December 7, 2009
    #75

    @Sapper

    I agree that Legolas would win. But, as you said “I can go on and on…”. So please do. I do find your post to be quite insightful.

    - the pondering fool

  • i dunno
    December 7, 2009
    #76

    give altair some credit sapper, he does have that fancy eagle vision, that might help to find legolas.

    otherwise yeah, altairs not got too much that could win him this.

    perhaps ezio is a more equal opponent?

  • Sapper007
    December 7, 2009
    #77

    7. all elves are telepathic… (this doesnt really help him, but is a fun fact, Appendix peoples of middle earth)

    8. all sindar have magic… its unspecified… but… (similarrion)

    9. would Legolas have the training? why yes his is a wood elf prince after all, and was chosen for his training to be a part of the Nine Walkers….

    10. Reaction time… well anyone who quick fire a bow accurately… speaks for its self… see the movie version of LoTR FoTR

    Okay… If its by Game canon… then Legolas is Fully powered up… he can tank anything that happens to him… and the drop you with his Mithril nightmare 2 hits to bring down a troll WTF PWN arrows…
    If its the movie… he’s even stronger than in the books…

  • CRACKSHOT99
    December 7, 2009
    #78

    An even match pushing slightly towards Legolas. True Altiar has got eagle vision and he has throwing knifes and a crossbow in the opening clip. But I bet Legolas would have spotted a assassin climbing up the building towards him. Ezio on the other hand have a better advantage and maybe might even beat Legolas…

  • Hitman H94
    December 7, 2009
    #79

    Legolas would easily winespecially after wat Sapper has said

  • CRACKSHOT99
    December 8, 2009
    #80

    True Sapper has made some good points but dont forget that Altair has training. He could just climb the building Legolas is on, and assassinate him while he is not ready, but I very doubt that happening…

  • Whacko
    December 8, 2009
    #81

    Altair is great at sneaking up on people bacuse they don’t have the means to locate him. Legolas, having perfect hearing, will spot him as soon as he leaves the crowd. And Legolaas doesn’t miss.

  • CRACKSHOT99
    December 9, 2009
    #82

    True Legolas has Exelent hearing but Altair might not need to get close…

    He has his throwing knifes and a crossbow shown in the opening video. He could just throw a knife at Legolas. But he might be able to hear the knife spinning towards him and move. Its a tough fight…

  • sapper007
    December 11, 2009
    #83

    “True Sapper has made some good points but dont forget that Altair has training. He could just climb the building Legolas is on, and assassinate him while he is not ready, but I very doubt that happening…”

    okay stop… 1000 things have to go perfect for Altair to win this… only 1 thing has to go Legolas to win…

    arrow to the face victory for Legolas…99 times out of 100

  • Whacko
    December 11, 2009
    #84

    No, crackshot, it’s not tough. Legolas has virtually a zero percent chance of losing. He won’t find Altair in the crowd before the assassin does something other than walking, but as soon as Altair picks up a knife, climbs something or move out of the crowd, Legolas spot him. And Legolas, with reflexes besting any human and perfect aim with a perfect bow to match it, will easily dispatch of Altair.

    Sorry, but as much as i like Altair and Ezio, they will both fail. As soon as they touch a weapon Legolas knows where they are.

  • sapper007
    December 11, 2009
    #85

    and besides that legolas has demenstrated the ability to deflect incoming thrown weapons with his long knives…

  • BTT
    December 20, 2009
    #86

    I think something that people are forgetting is that neither Legolas nor Altair knows what the other looks like. This means that even if Altair moves out of the crowds, Legolas doesn’t know that’s Altair, who can blend in with PRIESTS and no one knows it’s him. Meanwhile Legolas is on the roofs looking down for Altair, who is hidden in the crowds.

    The obvious advantage, at least when it comes to spotting their target first, is Altair. His Eagle Vision is able to point out allies, enemies, hiding places, and best of all, his target. Altair would see Legolas first, who’s obvious a pointy-eared dude with a bow. Considering Legolas’ strange appearance, I have to wonder if Altair would consider switching to more ranged tactics. If Altair travels halfway across the city and circles around Legolas, he could throw his knives at Legolas before the elf even spots Altair. Meanwhile, with all the famine, people, rank smells, etc. I don’t see the typical elven properties like superhuman eyesight and hearing working in Legolas’ favour. Consider that there’s not only Altair in the city, but other guards with weapons and even other assassins, and obviously the townspeople, Legolas’ senses would be dampened.

    So when it comes to actually seeing and striking first, Altair has a distinct advantage. He circles behind Legolas, gets up somwhere high while the elf isn’t looking, and throws his knives. However, if Altair misses or if Legolas hears the knife coming and dodges, it’s all over. Legolas has proven to be quite the shot. He’s not just some normal archer, he’s a freaking elf. They’re amazing archers in almost everything they appear in. If Altair’s initial strike is blocked or deflected by Legolas, or if Altair misses, Legolas will destroy him easily. Altair has to make the first shot the last shot, or he’s doomed. And that has to be a ranged shot, no less, which Legolas quite possibly could hear coming and dodge. In the end I think Altair will find Legolas first and attack, but if he doesn’t OHK Legolas, he’s a dead man.

    UNLESS we consider what we’ve learned in Assassin’s Creed II about Altair. From this point on, ACII spoilers.

    Now, I know Admin said “Normal Armament”, so I’m basing by initial argument off of the full-strength Altair in the original Assassin’s Creed. But as Assassin’s Creed II shows us, Altair, as the new Master of the Assassins, developed all the weaponry Ezio uses in Renaissance era using the Apple of Eden. That means the Hidden Gun. With this weapon, I can’t give it to Legolas. Even if Legolas hears or senses the pellet coming, I doubt he can react fast enough to dodge this weapon that Ezio proves is a OHK weapon, even on armoured targets. This is the only way I’d give this to Altair, and otherwise Legolas would win, I think. I’ll admit not knowing a lot about Legolas, so this is based off what I’ve read in this discussion.

  • Whacko
    December 20, 2009
    #87

    Eh, no. Just no. Altair got a distinct advantage in spotting and getting the first hit? Yeah, right.

    While it’s true Altair got his Eagle Vision to spot with, It won’t be that much of an advantage. He wwill instantly find Legolas, but Legolas will find him fast too. He has an extreme eyesight, and when scanning the crowd will quickly make out the strange dude in the easy to spot white robe with a sword. Who also happens to be manically Eagle Visioning around or calmly keeping an eye on LLegolas’ position. All Legolas has to do is raise his bow and tell the guy to stand STILL. If he got another assassin, he will be in alert mode and as such will quickly notice an attack from another angle. If Altair is stupid enough to throw a knife, he’ll have an arrow in his chest qquickly enough. If he tries to leg it, hell get an arrow in a place that seriously hampers movement. Legolas goes into the street to find out if he got the right man. Game Over. This is true even if the hidden gun was allowed, mainly because Legolas is far faster with his bow than Altair would be with the gun.

    Da pointy earz winz!

  • BTT
    December 20, 2009
    #88

    But Legolas has no idea what Altair looks like. He doesn’t even know Altair is white-robed, and if he did there are white-robed priests and white-robed assassins not named Altair that are also in the city. No to mention how many other guards and assassins are in the city? Legolas has no way of finding Altair first simply because he has no idea what to look for. Meanwhile Altair’s Eagle Vision makes Legolas stand out like a Christmas Tree in the middle of a barren field. Now, once the strike is sent Altair is screwed. But there’s no conceivable way Legolas can find Altair first.

    And really? An arrow can go faster than a bullet? I don’t care if Legolas is an elf, there’s no way that can happen. Physics, my friend. Unless you have a source I can’t see Legolas winning that against the Hidden Gun.

  • Whacko
    December 20, 2009
    #89

    He will spot Altair because he carries a damned sword on the outside of a white cloak that stands out pretty much. The guy also happens to be occasionly looking in Legolas’ direction, or is still looking around with eagle vision. He is an incredibly easy to spot target really, and you don’t need much imagination to undertand that this fella is the target.

    And an arrow isn’t faster than a bullet. But Legolas is faster than Altair. He’ll have the arrow imbedded in the target organ before Altair manages to get the aim right.

  • BTT
    December 20, 2009
    #90

    “He will spot Altair because he carries a damned sword on the outside of a white cloak that stands out pretty much.”
    And tell me how Legolas will know that that is Altair when there are Templars, guards, knights, and other assassins armed with swords wandering the same streets as Altair? Legolas is an elf, so I assume he’s not stupid enough to just start killing anyone with a blade on them.

    “The guy also happens to be occasionly looking in Legolas’ direction, or is still looking around with eagle vision.”
    Altair is TRAINED to track people without them knowing. Even if Legolas is hyper-sensitive, if Altair doesn’t want Legolas to know he’s looking at him, Legolas won’t know. it’s part of the Creed that Altair was born into.

    “He is an incredibly easy to spot target really, and you don’t need much imagination to undertand that this fella is the target.”
    Considering that Legolas has no idea who he is looking for? Really? For all Legolas knows the guards looking up at him could be Altair, when they’re actually looking at a pointy-eared being they’ve never seen before and are contemplating calling the guards on him. Hell, for all Legolas knows one of the citizens could be Altair, armed with nothing but a concealed blade.

    “And an arrow isn’t faster than a bullet. But Legolas is faster than Altair. He’ll have the arrow imbedded in the target organ before Altair manages to get the aim right.”
    You assume that Legolas knows where Altair is and that Altair is shooting. He doesn’t and won’t, at least before he’s hit.

    Look, I’m not arguing if Altair can win. He can’t. But he’s an assassin. It doesn’t matter if Legolas is an elf. Altair was trained since birth in the ways of the assassins, to hide in plain sight, to kill silently, to not be seen by people if he doesn’t want them to see him. It’s how he lives, it’s how he’s raised, and it’s how he survives. The man assassinated at least 7 high-ranking Templars and nobody knew by the end who he was, other than an assassin. If Legolas doesn’t even know what Altair looks like he CAN’T KILL ALTAIR BEFORE ALTAIR STRIKES.

  • Whacko
    December 20, 2009
    #91

    Legolas will know because guards and knights don’t pack the same outfit. If the elf finds himself on a random roof in Jerusalem he will have seen a lot of sword carrying guys, and he will see that Altair is different. And, as stated he won’t simply shoot and kill. He’ll shout “stop right there pal!” and aim in this direction. As long as he is wary of his surroundings, he will spot Altair if he in some way aims at the wrong guy. Also, the people on the street won’t complain. It will be hard to see the pointy ears from the street, and his golden hair can be concealed by a hood. People will merely think he’s a pretty strange guard, and other guards will at worst tell him to give his name. Should it be neccesary, Legolas knows he can get away from anyone. Meaning that this threat to who seems most competent among the crowd is a good safety measure rather than stupid.

    Altair is TRAINED to not be spotted while spotting? Too bad, Legolas is the best of the Wood Elves, they made stealth and detection. No matter how good Altair is, he MUST look up there occasionally, and Legolas will spot it. If nothing else, Legolas can get himself out of sight of a suspicious pal and then track him. Become the hunter rather than the prey. Look at Altairs actions and then react.

    And yes, I assume that Legolas will know where Altair is. Because if Altair tries the gun(which he doesn’t have) he will need to ready it, aim and then fire. Since this might be some trouble in a hard angle in the middle of a crowd, he’ll need to raise his hand and ain, or leave the crowd. That gives away his position. Shady guy, tough looking, raises arm in your directions and keeps the other arm at the other. And theres an enemy here somewhere? Yeah, that’s him.

    And it doesn’t matter what you argues about. Some of your stuff is still wrong in my ears.

  • BTT
    December 20, 2009
    #92

    “Legolas will know because guards and knights don’t pack the same outfit. If the elf finds himself on a random roof in Jerusalem he will have seen a lot of sword carrying guys, and he will see that Altair is different.”
    To guards? Yes. To assassins? No. Remember that Legolas doesn’t know what Altair looks like. Altair could look like a civilian for all Legolas knows. But I already established that.

    “He’ll shout “stop right there pal!” and aim in this direction.”
    As if Altair would obey. He’s still an agile assassin and would run. That’s assuming Legolas saw him, that is.

    “Also, the people on the street won’t complain. It will be hard to see the pointy ears from the street, and his golden hair can be concealed by a hood.”
    True, but what about the archers who simply see a man that’s not where he should be, even if he’s a fellow archer?

    “People will merely think he’s a pretty strange guard, and other guards will at worst tell him to give his name. Should it be neccesary, Legolas knows he can get away from anyone. Meaning that this threat to who seems most competent among the crowd is a good safety measure rather than stupid.”
    And while he is concentrated on getting away, Altair sweeps in front of Legolas and strikes fast as lightning. Altair works based on the surprise tactic, so this wouldn’t be hard to pull off at all.

    “Altair is TRAINED to not be spotted while spotting? Too bad, Legolas is the best of the Wood Elves, they made stealth and detection.”
    This matters why? If Altair stays out of sight, which he is trained to, he can avoid Legolas.

    “No matter how good Altair is, he MUST look up there occasionally, and Legolas will spot it. If nothing else, Legolas can get himself out of sight of a suspicious pal and then track him. Become the hunter rather than the prey. Look at Altairs actions and then react.”
    Not if he can’t see Altair, which he can’t because that’s what Altair is trained to do. And by the way he still doesn’t know what Altair looks like. So if a guard who finds that archer’s formation suspicious looks up at Legolas a couple times, arrow between the eyes of a guy who isn’t Altair.

    “And yes, I assume that Legolas will know where Altair is. Because if Altair tries the gun(which he doesn’t have) he will need to ready it, aim and then fire. Since this might be some trouble in a hard angle in the middle of a crowd, he’ll need to raise his hand and ain, or leave the crowd. That gives away his position. Shady guy, tough looking, raises arm in your directions and keeps the other arm at the other. And theres an enemy here somewhere? Yeah, that’s him.”
    Right. Because Altair wouldn’t try to attack from out of Legolas’ line of sight. I already outlined Altair’s plan of attack. Try to keep up.

    “And it doesn’t matter what you argues about. Some of your stuff is still wrong in my ears.”
    Maybe you need new ears, because I’m right in what I’m saying. You’re just not listening because you’re either too bull-headed or too biased. In either case, I’m done argueing until someone with neither of those qualities shows up.

  • Whacko
    December 21, 2009
    #93

    It seems to me like we have very different opinions on the contestants skill here. That seems to be the main problem, and if we believe Legolas to be at different levels, I see how this one is hard to debate about. Well, here goes.

    “To guards? Yes. To assassins? No. Remember that Legolas doesn’t know what Altair looks like. Altair could look like a civilian for all Legolas knows. But I already established that.”

    It doesn’t matter if Legolas knows his looks or not. How competent someone look is a good indicator of their skills. Also, he will know that a civilian couldn’t just attack from the street against a guard on the roof without getting every damn persons eyes on him. Legolas got this advantage.

    “As if Altair would obey. He’s still an agile assassin and would run. That’s assuming Legolas saw him, that is.”

    And I said earlier that if he runs he’s in for it. He cannot avoid Legolas’ arrows. Legolas can hit running wargs with perfect accuracy in the neck. The slower Altair will be easier. The crowd will also clear out should this happen, you don’t stand in the way if a guard tries to shoot a man beside you, you get away. It will be messy, but even a little amout of space is enough for an archer of Legolas calibre. I also said that Legolas, sporting vastly superior eyesight, will make out every detail and find the most probable enemy.

    “True, but what about the archers who simply see a man that’s not where he should be, even if he’s a fellow archer?”

    They see a strange guard who has moved from normal position to catch a thief/assassin/douche/whatever? They won’t find it too hard to forgive him. IF they see him, archers are scarce, its a good chance no one is nearby.

    “And while he is concentrated on getting away, Altair sweeps in front of Legolas and strikes fast as lightning. Altair works based on the surprise tactic, so this wouldn’t be hard to pull off at all.”

    Wouldn’t be hard at all? This would be a very improvised attack against a being with vastly superior speed, reflexes and senses? Yeah, that’ll work. If he’s lucky enough to stand on the roofs Legolas will use to escape should he need to. Most likely an escape won’t be neccesary before the target is silenced.

    “This matters why? If Altair stays out of sight, which he is trained to, he can avoid Legolas.”

    No, because he will need to keep an eye on the elf. So he will be possible to see for such a vastly superior being. Also, considering that Legolas will liley find Altair(or the most probable enemy) pretty quick, he might also get a chance to see Altair trying to hide. Suspicious.

    “Not if he can’t see Altair, which he can’t because that’s what Altair is trained to do. And by the way he still doesn’t know what Altair looks like. So if a guard wh