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Balrogs
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Class and category heavy infantry
Soldier balrog2, 4, 0, 150
Mount , horse +4, camel +2
Engine and Ship
Attributes very_hardy, can_withdraw, frighten_foot, frighten_mounted, no_custom
Formation 5, 5, 8, 8, 1, horde
Hit points 8, 3
Primary weapon 38, 20, no, 0, 0, melee, melee_blade, piercing, sword, 0, 1, ap, area, launching
Secondary weapon 0, 0, no, 0, 0, no, melee_simple, blunt, none, 0, 1, no
Primary armour 24, 32, 0, leather
Secondary armour 0, 0, flesh
Heat and ground effect 0, 0, -1, -2, -1
Mental 20, impetuous, untrained, lock_morale
Cost 1, 3200, 0, 400, 400, 3200, 1, 520
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Balrogs Balrogs were in origin spirits of fire who belonged to the order of the Maiar. The Dark Lord corrupted them to his service in the distant past of the world. They were said to have a man-like appearance, with burning yellow eyes and streaming manes that kindled with fire. Furthermore they had long and powerful arms, wings consisted of shadow and a heart made out of fire. Balrogs are spirits of fire, but sometimes they shroud themselves in darkness and shadow. Also, when getting into contact with water Balrogs could turn into monsters of slime. Melkor originally gathered them to Utumno, after the destruction of that fortress by the Valar the Valaraukar fled to the ruins of Angband, where they would lurk in its pits for three ages. Eventually the Balrogs issued out from their hideout to rescue their lord and the Silmarils from Ungoliant. In the years to follow they would bring chaos and destruction among the armies of both Elves and men, slaying many skilled warriors with whips of flaming thongs, with great black axes and with flaming swords. Most notable among the Valaraukar was Gothmog; the Lord of Balrogs and High-captain of Angband. He was responsible for the slaying of both Fëanor and Fingon, but eventually Gothmog was killed by Ecthelion of the Fountain, though the latter also died in the duel. After the War of Wrath most Balrogs were defeated by the armies of the Valar, it is rumored though that one of these demons of fire survived and fled east over the Ered Luin to hide under the deep caverns of the Caradhras. This Balrog remained undisturbed for thousands of years, but the Dwarves of Khazad-dûm delved to deep for their greed of mithril and eventually they stirred a great evil that should not have been awakened. This spirit of fire caused great destruction upon Khazad-dûm and forced the Naugrim to flee from the halls of their forefathers. Khazad-dûm was renamed to Moria, which means the Black Chasm and the Balrog would become known as Durin's Bane. This Balrog is one of the last true powers from the ancient days and it is clear that there are few powers left in Middle-earth to oppose him.

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