A species of Uz mutated by Chaos
* Also known as Romals
* Mutated by Chaos.
* Other trolls do not persecute the species.
* They have inferior Darksense and are terrified of the light.
* They live like wild animals in the wastes of Genertela and Jrustela
* They live in the mountain ranges of Pamaltela and the swamps of Hornilio
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| - A species of Uz mutated by Chaos
* Also known as Romals
* Mutated by Chaos.
* Other trolls do not persecute the species.
* They have inferior Darksense and are terrified of the light.
* They live like wild animals in the wastes of Genertela and Jrustela
* They live in the mountain ranges of Pamaltela and the swamps of Hornilio
- The Various Cave Trolls
- Cave Trolls are and a type of Troll in the game Icebreaker: A Viking Voyage.
- Cave Trolls were generally solitary and seldom banded together, even in family groups. Frequently cannibalistic (they would eat virtually any sort of meat), their race survived because they lived a secluded lifestyle. Cave Trolls were almost blind but found this no handicap, as their senses of hearing and smell were superb. Their elongated arms were like steel cables, and their scaly hides were as pallid as those of most cave-dwelling things. Their feet were huge and splayed.
- In the book version of The Fellowship of the Ring there are many cave-trolls. The first cave-troll is fought by Frodo who stabbed its foot, but the troll is not killed. The trolls are described as having long arms, dark green scales and toe-less feet. Soon, two more cave trolls throw two large boulders to form a bridge so the Balrog could pass.
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| - A species of Uz mutated by Chaos
* Also known as Romals
* Mutated by Chaos.
* Other trolls do not persecute the species.
* They have inferior Darksense and are terrified of the light.
* They live like wild animals in the wastes of Genertela and Jrustela
* They live in the mountain ranges of Pamaltela and the swamps of Hornilio
- The Various Cave Trolls
- In the book version of The Fellowship of the Ring there are many cave-trolls. The first cave-troll is fought by Frodo who stabbed its foot, but the troll is not killed. The trolls are described as having long arms, dark green scales and toe-less feet. Soon, two more cave trolls throw two large boulders to form a bridge so the Balrog could pass. In the Peter Jackson's 2001 movie version, there is one cave-troll which is killed by the Fellowship members who spear and hack at the cave-troll with no avail until Legolas dispatches it with an arrow. The arrow enters the roof of its mouth and goes straight through the troll's brain, emerging from the back of its head after becoming stuck in the troll's thick skull. In the movie made by Peter Jackson the cave troll is computer animated. Its movements were done by Randall William Cook, wearing a motion-capture suit. It also has a set of nostrils located higher than the space between its eyes, making its nose look almost like a "third eye". In Ralph Bakshi's animated movie, the cave-troll has quite an inconsequential part. Gandalf says "Orcs and something else! A great cave-troll I think!" when he sees the orcs through the east gate. Boromir then closes the gates but they are barged open by a large creature covered all in fur apart from it's hands and feet (Presumably the cave-troll). After this, Frodo leaps towards the creature, stabbing it through the foot, shouting "For the Shire!" as he does so, causing it to flee.
- Cave Trolls are and a type of Troll in the game Icebreaker: A Viking Voyage.
- Cave Trolls were generally solitary and seldom banded together, even in family groups. Frequently cannibalistic (they would eat virtually any sort of meat), their race survived because they lived a secluded lifestyle. Cave Trolls were almost blind but found this no handicap, as their senses of hearing and smell were superb. Their elongated arms were like steel cables, and their scaly hides were as pallid as those of most cave-dwelling things. Their feet were huge and splayed.
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