Suggested by Jwlynas
Here we have a very cool battle between two “normal” gunslingers with no superhuman powers facing off against each other. Previously appearing in the Man with No Name & Roland Deschain Vs Max Payne & Niko Bellic battle, this match is the first battle for Roland Deschain of The Dark Tower books up against Jon Shannow of The Jerusalem Man Books.

Personally, I find this to be an extremely entertaining match due to the simple fact that no super powers are involved. It’s down to who’s quicker on the draw, a battle of skill and wits to determine the winner.

What say you?

Suggested by Eric Gigliotti

Here we have one of the most popular characters on FactPile in the form of Hall of Fame member Link from the Legend of Zelda franchise up against Eragon.

For this match, Eragon can’t use Death Words but has everything else.

With those powers not available to him, I think it’s Link’s match to lose.

What say you?

Suggested many times by many readers…

This is a battle that I knew had been coming for quite some time and couldn’t hold off anymore as I got soo many requests for this fight. Here we have Rand al’Thor from the Wheel of Time series up against Richard Rahl of the Sword of Truth/Legend of the Seeker universe.

For the battle we are using the book version of Rahl.

Rand has a power forged sword (unbreakable) and no power enhancing items. Richard has the Sword of Truth.

The battle takes place in the Aiel Waste.

Every reader of this site knows who I’m gonna take, what say you?

Suggested by CONCACAF

This match marks the debut for both of these men ton FactPile. I have to admit that I was very impressed when this request came in. I grew up watching the “Cosmos” series by Sagan, and absolutely love the “Into The Universe” series on the Discovery channel. I have a theory about humanity that these two fall into and while I would have a hard time choosing, I think I would take Hawking due to the fact that he’s still alive and can still contribute to the scientific community, but that’s the *only* reason why he takes this match for me.

What say you?

Suggested by Baron Somebody

Well, here we have a Hall of Fame winner in Sir Dan Fortesque going up against the Admin’s favorite character from the Sword of Truth/Legend of the Seeker franchise, Richard Rahl.

Needless to say, I think it’s quite apparent who I will be siding with as well as we all know who Baron will predict a victory for.

So, this leaves the rest of the ‘Pile to determine the winner for this match.

What say you?

Suggested by aceofqueens

Here we have Eragon going up against one of my personal favorites in Drizzt.

The rules are:
Eragon doesn’t get death words or Saphira, because that would be unfair. He gets wards and anything else he can think of, like fireballs.
Drizzt doesn’t get Guenhwyvar or any allies but has the ability to use his darkness globes.

Who wins?

In only his second duel match, we have Saruman up against Yoda.

This match takes place Isengard with Saruman expecting Yoda to find him.

Who wins?

Suggested by Hawkeye

Well, if there was ever a definition to “Group combat” I think this might be it.

After requesting this exact match three times, I felt that Hawkeye really wants to see it.

So, here goes.

Which side wins?

Suggested by Kenny C.

Well, here we have one of the all-time clashes matched up on FactPile.

Both sides have had tremendous heroes to represent their races.

For me personally, I’ll take an elf any day of the week. My best D&D character is an Elf and it never gets old playing that character…

What say you?

Suggested by Eric Gigliotti

While the series has appeared on FactPile before, this is the first time Eragon has officially participated in a battle. And for the first match it’s against site favorite Legolas from the Lord of the Rings series.

To make things somewhat balanced, the battle takes place just outside a wooded area: Legolas is emerging from the forest while Eragon is headed towards it. There are some ruins of a small outpost that provides some cover.

Who wins?