I Sherwood love it if you'd knock it off.
What gives? It seems like a dead give-away to me.
Round 1: Straight up fight using all skills and items.
Round 2: Trade Places. Can Frodo and Sam free Sherwood Forest from an oppressive regime while Robin Hood and Little John bring the ring to Mt. Doom?
Lion King is the beginning of the peace between Predators and Prey, as they "evolve", their world grows leading to a more societal world we are familiar with, King Richard continues his, er, great great grand father's vision, and this leads to Zootopia, where Leodore, despite his ego and questionable leadership choices, does as his ancestors did before him, as it's deeply important to him.
Nick, as said in the title, is the descendant of Robin Hood and Maid Marian.
I doubt this will get seen, but I think it's a funny suggestion to put on people's radar.
Throwing in someone to play Lil John Rinaldi might be funny too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egepLRAapY4 (He's some local tv guy who is actually little)
Robin Hood
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYXGcU3d0ow
A war of the roses character build inspired by the legendary Robin Hood. Wearing Light armor he can zip around the battlefield and lay in ambush. He wields a longbow to pick of enemies at a distance and a blade to duel it out if they get to close.
Build Strength
The armor offers little to no protection, leaving you vulnerable to blades, daggers and arrows. Rule of thumb, if it doesn't kill you in one hit it kills you in two.
The longbow can penetrate plate armor even while spamming arrows, making bleed arrows extremely efficient with it. You can kill a footman before he can even come within melee range simply by shooting him in the legs. With the bleed effect, three body/leg shots will down a man easily. It's no problem if he manages to come close after one or two shots, he'll be easy prey for your blade with his severe health handicap at that point.
The blade is deadly against light armor, and pretty decent against medium. It’s not very useful against heavy though so aim for an open visor if he forgets to close it. You could just change the sword to a mace if you want an all-round weapon, but Robin Hood wouldn't be Robin Hood without a blade ;)
Build Authenticity
Green theme? Check. Hat? Check. Bow? Check. Sword? Check. Looks like we're all done here :)
Little John
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEQkB9UFMQE
A war of the roses character build inspired by one of Robin Hoods legendary companions. Wearing Light armor he can zip around the battlefield and lay in ambush. He wields a Quarterstaff to pommel any one who dares defy him to (near) death.
Build Strength
The armor offers little to no protection, leaving you vulnerable to blades, daggers and arrows. Rule of thumb, if it doesn't kill you in one hit it kills you in two.
The quarterstaff is slow and deals little damage when compared to other long weapons like the pole-axe and galloglass long axe. Its only saving grace is that it has quite the forgiving hitbox, but don't be deceived, it still won't deal damage if you're too close.
Build Authenticity
Missing some beef and an epic beard.
I think it hurt my brain.
EDIT -- SEE NEWEST POST
I didn’t bother ranking these today. It’s just in alphabetical order.
This is just a mini-update. I said I wasn't going to do it, but I couldn't help myself. For this chart, I have eliminated most of the stocks because I either don't think they're viable, there is nothing to update, or I just don't want to research all of them and I'm trying to make this one quick.
A few noteworthy things:
Likely good news of gov't stockpiling masks - bodes well for MMM and APT. I don't know how this impacts AHPI because they are NOT on the CDC's list of trusted respirator sources. MMM & APT are on the CDC's list. I don't have MMM, APT, or AHPI on this chart because I personally am not going that route. Same for LAKE - I'm still holding onto some LAKE (not by choice, thanks Robin Hood) and I'm looking to sell that as soon as it goes back up a little.
Co-Diagnostics now selling coronavirus test in U.S. (story posted 5 hours ago)
HTBX Stock Soars on Coronavirus Patent Application
Video- Inovio CRO addressing Trump the companies coronavirus plan Please note: I didn't watch a single second of this shit.
OPGN merger with Curetis closing March 10th (This has been in the works since September)
Article from today of top vaccine/drug contenders
If I left anything off of here that you think I should have kept, sorry. Don't care today. Fuck Robin Hood.
https://preview.redd.it/k08z9bbu2ek41.png?width=1480&format=png&auto=webp&s=c1e06385ca3232db3ff31be2167e5b8521a31b9c
I'm feeling a little worried after seeing Merlin's and Robin's description of their skills -
Merlin's White - basically silences and reduces basic damage of enemy by a whopping 18 seconds. 18 seconds is a little ridiculous, isn't it? Even Megara's Silence last only 7 seconds and it does not have additional effect, and Tia's Silence patches ago was nerfed to 4 seconds.
Robin's Blue, Hard Nocks, deals damage, knocks back and stuns for a whole 10 seconds. Its a whole set of Buzz's Green and Blue combined, with an additional 3 second stun, or an upgrade of Hiro's Blue, which stuns only for 6 seconds.
Is this a sign of power creep? I see all the time in gacha games on power creep, is this game starting to become that? These new skills seem very ridiculous on paper!
Just finished season 2 last night and i was comparing Jimmy and Chuck's dynamic to Robin Hood and Prince John.
Like Chuck, Prince John by the definition is in the seat of power and justice. He's supposed to be the good guy, but he's a childish fool bent on keeping Jimmy (our modern Robin Hood) down and keeping his place of power and this idea of himself as the noble, just and plain right one.
Whereas reformed Jimmy does resort to some shady dealings, but in most cases he's usually trying to help someone who is down trodden or gain retribution.
Specifically his small deception regarding the Masa Verde case was simply to help the little guy gain back what was stolen by ppl who don't need it. Kim rightfully earned the case twice over, once to maintain loyalty and prove her merit at HHM. Aside from the fact that Jimmy loves her, this does not diminish the good intentions in his actions.
Like his father, Jimmy is a good guy, but he's no fool. It is actually his sense of morality and love for his insane/fool/asshole brother (who he knows partially cannot help some of his behaviors due to his insanity) that will be Jimmy's downfall deeper into the dark world he was attempting to crawl out of. He has been trying to prove himself to his brother time and time again, only to get kicked in the face time and time again.
Despite even gaining the upper hand and control over his brother, he shows love and mercy, he releases him back to his own life without any issue, still wanting to care for him.
He even reveals the truth of his scheme to his brother because he feels it's the only way to keep him practicing law and to keep him from withering away in his own isolation and madness. his brother is constantly taking advantage of the fact that above all else Jimmy cares for his Chuck's wellbeing.
His experiences and the fact he obviously likely ends up crossing a line that he cannot come back from, that is what probably leads him to become Saul.
This constant tug of war with his brother, a war where anger and pride wearing the mask of justice fights against a sense of morality and retribution wearing the mask of a criminal, will be what sends Jimmy over the edge, where he embraces the life of a modern slightly sleazy Robin-hood.
Was Prince John in Howard Pyle's "The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood"? I'm using an online PDF and I can't find mention of him anywhere but it's a different edition from the book I own. I want to know if Prince John was a filmic invention or if he has been around since the early Robin Hood legends
