William S. Donovan
Knight
The Ithilien Rangers is a EU based clan for the Native module for Mount&Blade: Warband. It is made out of a tight group of friends who have been in several mods together, just to name a few MM, North&South and the DLC Napoleonic Wars. Our aim is to establish a fun and competetive clan in the Native community. This isn't really a role-playing clan we just chose this name because we think the Rangers of Ithilien are rather bad-ass.
By Sotamursu!
By Sotamursu!
Should you wish to join already, you can do so by adding:
Captain Faramir
I'd say we have about 10 people in the clan and that number can only grow.
I'd say we have about 10 people in the clan and that number can only grow.
From the Lord of the Rings Wiki
The Rangers of Ithilien or Rangers of the South, much like their distant cousins the Rangers of the North, were a military group whose purpose was to defend Ithilien, the gate to Minas Tirith, and to prevent Haradrim and Orcs from entering Gondor.
They were selected from the descendants of the people who had dwelt in Ithilien before it fell from Gondor's control in TA 2901. They were camouflaged in green and brown cloaks, and fought in a style resembling modern Guerilla Warfare: that is, stealth, sneak attacks, etc. They often crossed the Anduin in secret to harass the forces of the Enemy in Gondor's old domain.
The Rangers often conducted ambushes against the Haradrim (digging traps for their Mumakil), attacked Orc scouts, and protected the old road from Minas Morgul to Osgiliath. Ranger attacks were feared and dreaded by all of the enemies of Gondor, being able to slaughter entire battalions at unawares. Just a hundred to a few hundred of these trained archers can take out companies multiple times their size. In the Two Towers movie, a company of Faramir's rangers waylay a battalion of Haradrim, killing even their mumakil. They were very deadly with a bow (which was their primary weapon) and they were nearly as skillful at stealth as the elves, even if they had only heard of them in stories at the fireside. Their chief at the time of the War of the Ring was Faramir, Captain of Gondor, and future Steward of Osgiliath and Prince of Ithilien.
Ithilien rangers in The lord of the Rings movies by Peter Jackson
Ithilien on the map of Middle-Earth
Ithilien Ranger ambush in The Two Towers
The Rangers of Ithilien or Rangers of the South, much like their distant cousins the Rangers of the North, were a military group whose purpose was to defend Ithilien, the gate to Minas Tirith, and to prevent Haradrim and Orcs from entering Gondor.
They were selected from the descendants of the people who had dwelt in Ithilien before it fell from Gondor's control in TA 2901. They were camouflaged in green and brown cloaks, and fought in a style resembling modern Guerilla Warfare: that is, stealth, sneak attacks, etc. They often crossed the Anduin in secret to harass the forces of the Enemy in Gondor's old domain.
The Rangers often conducted ambushes against the Haradrim (digging traps for their Mumakil), attacked Orc scouts, and protected the old road from Minas Morgul to Osgiliath. Ranger attacks were feared and dreaded by all of the enemies of Gondor, being able to slaughter entire battalions at unawares. Just a hundred to a few hundred of these trained archers can take out companies multiple times their size. In the Two Towers movie, a company of Faramir's rangers waylay a battalion of Haradrim, killing even their mumakil. They were very deadly with a bow (which was their primary weapon) and they were nearly as skillful at stealth as the elves, even if they had only heard of them in stories at the fireside. Their chief at the time of the War of the Ring was Faramir, Captain of Gondor, and future Steward of Osgiliath and Prince of Ithilien.
Ithilien rangers in The lord of the Rings movies by Peter Jackson
Ithilien on the map of Middle-Earth
Ithilien Ranger ambush in The Two Towers
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