Suggested by Drayflare

This match is strictly a sword duel. Aragorn can’t summon any undead armies or Gandalf for that matter. Drizzt isn’t able to summon Guenhwyvar.

Who wins?

Suggested by Baron Somebody
Even with his magical drumstick I don’t think Sir Dan has a chance here. While he might be a wacky type of hero, Drizzt simply has way too much battle experience to fall victim to a flying piece of poultry.

What say you?

Suggested by ss
Most of you know by now that I am a big fan of Drizzt and huge hater of anything Vin Diesel. But, I think for this match, the Drow is over-matched and would have one hell of a time pulling out a victory here.

What do you think?

Suggested by kano547
For reference, a Shinigami is a Soul Reaper from Bleach.
How would this impact the Forgotten Realms?
How would Drizzt fare in the Bleach universe?

Excellent fight here with two very capable warriors. While I think it would be a long fight with momentum changing sides, in the end, I think the Drow will pull out the victory.

Who do you think will win?

I can tell you that I don’t know much about Stormrage, but from what I was able to research, he does seem to have a ton of power and would cause some trouble for the Drow.

Who would win?

The fanboy in me wants to give this match to Drizzt. But after some research, I’m not sure that victory could come easily. Skilgannon has an impressive pair of swords that easily match the Drow’s…

Who wins?

Here’s a match that has been long overdue in getting produced. Personally, I think Drizzt would wipe the floor with Rand’s remains, that is, if he didn’t get bored to death by the storytelling of the Wheel of Time Series. I tried to read it and I think I would rather watch Al Gore lie talk about ‘going green’ than try to finish any of those books.

So, I can’t give an intelligent answer on the victor, so I’ll place that into your hands, dear reader…

Here’s an excellent idea suggested by TL.

Altaïr Ibn La-Ahad (Assassin’s Creed), Artemis Entreri (Forgotten Realms), Lucien Lachance (The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion) and Waylander the Slayer (David Gemmell’s Waylander) –

Instead of these elite assassins facing each other, instead they each have the same target: Gandalf the Grey.

In order to make it fair, we’ll place all the assassins into the Lord of the Rings realm. They are allowed to fight each other if they want to – but the goal is to finish assignment.

Who would win, and would they be the only assassin left standing?

Here we have a classic match between two barbarians for bragging rights. While more people are probably familiar with Conan, Wulfgar brings skills that would make Conan respectful of his foe.

At the end of this battle, after some super macho-ism, they’d prolly both drink a toast with each other’s blood and become blood brothers – but who would claim the victory?