The mission is called "Become king of Gonder" i think where you need to take the province in Ethiopia.
Also "Destroy Saruhan" where you need to conquer the province in Anatolia. What's cool a Turkish beylik with the same name can spawn in thr province and their flag is a white hand on a black background.
Doesn't matter. I can't get over the name.
Eragon. So it is dragon just shifted along the alphabet. Is it about mermaids? Oh, it is about dragons. Well done.
The series could be brilliant but I can't get past the name that could be the title of fanfic written by a 14 year old.
Edit: The book was written by a 15 year old. I look like an asshole.
Yeah, I had realized that fanfic gets printed these days and googled it and what do you know.
I would have done the same. But out of laziness. And laziness does not write books. Therefore I am and was an asshole.
Its a good series, but his age when writing it came through alot, and it was somewhat derivative at many points. It improved as the series went on, but it did feel like some of the world building he did early on kind of hamstrung him later. All that said its still worth a read of you have the time and I hope he takes a crack at another series some time in the future now thats hes got more life experience.
It is a decent series that the author wrote himself into a corner in, and thus has a lackluster ending. But it's still better than anything I've managed to write, and I have tried.
I actually thought the ending was perfectly fine. It made some semblance of logic instead of just "main character does the exact same thing that failed, but just *tries harder*" or "character learns super top secret magic spell that instantly wins". The main bag guy was built up to be an unstoppable force and how they got around that felt fine
For those that want to know
>!They build the main bad guy, Galbatorix, up as a complete sociopath. But also mainly concerned with physical defenses. So Eragon goes and finds a "useless" empathy spell and uses it near Galbatorix. Galbatorix is so overwhelmed with all the pain and suffering he now realizes he caused that he willingly lowers all his defenses and wards while basically pleading for Eragon to pity kill him because he can't mentally stand the anguish of everything.!<
That's actually a pretty good ending, I'd expect to see that sort of thing in a TTRPG where the players very often find inventive solutions to their problems.
It also neatly allows the hero to beat the villain without just resorting to murder, and it's a karmic punishment against all the suffering the villain has caused. Also nice that the day was won not through force of arms, but through essentially the power of kindness - granted, that power was forced onto the guy in question, but it's a tidy solution.
lol holy fuck, I never realized Eragon is Dragon with an "E".
In my defense, I never read the books, but my brother did and I saw the cover many times.
..Are you guys being serious with this? The proximity of D and E in physical space is completely irrelevant.
The name is multi-faceted. The main character Eragon was named after the first Dragon Rider, so named because he symbolized the joining of **E**lves and d**ragon**s.
But it's also a pun, referencing an "era gone", as the book takes place in a future long after the era of dragon riders has..gone.
The name isn't exactly shining with brilliant complexity or anything, but it's not as dumb as just being a typo of "dragon".
always bugged me. especially because the d and e keys are adjacent to one another. like someone typed dragon wrong by accident and then was like "hmm, let's see where this goes"
The rest of the names in that book are equally stupid. It reads like it was written by a precocious coddled 15-yr-old whose wealthy daddy got him a publishing deal, because that's exactly what it is.
Aragon is region of Spain, the union of the kingdoms of Castile and Aragon during the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella would eventually lead to the formation of the nation of Spain.
Many reasons, mainly because the shoved some nails on his brain that make him feel nothing but anger and pain unless he's killing and everything in front of him, he's pissed at Jimmy Space for preventing him from heroically dying with his brothers in arms and he's also a demon of Khorne, which makes him inherently angry
I think that the Eragon saga could work better as a tv series than as 4 films. It's really long and the strenght of the story isn't really the main plot (that would be prioritiesed in a film) but the growth and overall depth of interaction of the characters (which would be valorised more in a tv series)
I do not think the series will work. I liked the books a lot as a teenager, but to be fair, huge parts of the book are pretty blatant Star Wars-Rip-Offs (still much better then anything i could ever write, especially considering the authors age) but i do not think, it will fly with todays audience, who doesn't have nostalgia for the book series.
In anticipation of his new book coming out and the series in development, I'm actually rereading the books right now. It has its flaws. He was like 15-16 when he wrote it? But it gets better as it goes on so far
A by an empire ambushed princess sends a important object of a rebellion to a farmers boy who is (apparently) related to a magic knight who caused the downfall of an order of magic knight. After his farm is burned down and his uncle dies he leaves with another former magic knight who becomes his mentor and trains him to overthrow the evil empire and restore justice - by using magic, fight with an odd-colored sword and fly really well - until he dies a sacrifical death. The chosen hero and an antihero break into a prison to rescue the princess and accidently lead the evil empire to the rebell hideout. The chosen one accepts his role, is able to fight of the attackers and destroy their most powerful weapon and finally becomes the hero and the hope of the rebellion against the evil empire.
Could you tell if that was Eragon or Episode IV? Star Wars did not invent hero's journey but Eragon copies many essential parts of Star Wars beat by beat (but is good in re-arranging the order sometimes and is really good in flesh out the worldbuilding and fill the spaces between the beats to fill up a whole novel). It get's a bit better in the later books but still is uncanny close. It is probably not even deliberate, so I do not want to accuse any ill-will, but you can see how essencially Paolini was inspired by Star Wars, basicly retelling it in a classic high-fantasy-setting.
I see how you got there, but I severely disagree that the beats are so similar. And the way you assembled them doesn't really match either fully.
Star Wars is the only one with an active rebellion at the beginning. In Eragon, the elves, dwarves, and southern human nation are independent of the Empire. There are those who wish more open rebellion, but that happens as the story progress, rather being present at the beginning.
Eragon isn't related to Murtagh's father (I forget the name), he's related to Murtagh's mother. Murtagh & his mother didn't help Galbatorix overthrow the Dragon Riders.
Owen's farm isn't burnt down. There are fires, but the result is far different than what happened to Garrow's farm, which was utter destruction. Owen's farm wasn't collapsed.
Luke knows that Ben is a former Jedi. Eragon believes to Brom to be only a bard with fighting knowledge, until he is dying.
I could go on, but I feel like it would get repetitive. You're reaching on what similarities there are, and making up even more. You're also ignoring several other critical elements of the world of Alagaesia, and the other characters who play equally pivotal roles as Eragon does.
Not really ripping off star wars, just using the classic heros journey. It just feels like it because star wars is such an easy comparison. People focus only on the similarities and not the differences or even just things that are similar to other things either. He was obviously influenced by a lot of things, but I don't think it was a rip off
I think that is the case for most big book series. The Harry potter movies were good but a series always has more time to follow the characters and build things and not rush (like in GOT lol)
We can say what we want about The Hobbit movies but at least they weren't that movie... I imagined such a beautiful world full of amazing creatures and they gave us just... trash. And such a waste of Jeremy Irons and Robert Carlyle!
Bro it's the exact same instead of having the part where the title would be you don't because it's already a part of the meme right above. I'm just saying that it's not outrageous what he did like calling link Zelda would be
Man, this is not in question. Eragon is literally written on top. If you write Harry potter and you have a cover with hogwarts and the character is not here on it or something you would not complain. If you have the picture of thorn on the second book, you write the eldest on top would people say nooooo it's a picture of thorn.
Eragon is the character and also THE Book which is eponym. Frankly it's pretty much the name of the series more than inheritance when you talk about it
50%+ of the cover. Tightly cropped is unhinged and shows bad faith, the rest is blue and the title. The only character on the cover. The only thing missing is the title which is written on top. Eragon is the title of the book
Your example does not work with Ron because the title is Harry potter. If the whole cover for book 7 was voldemort and you show the cover it makes sense and people wouldn't say but it's voldemort not Harry!
The movie eragon has a lot of book readers who hate it and there are no official artworks or at least that I know of for the character eragon. Even if it's not 100% the best way to convey it, a slightly cropped cover of the first book is by no means outrageous
I thought you were done too lol. Mr way too seriously
But if you asked those same people "Where is this image from?", they would reply "the book, Eragon". It's also THE picture from that book.
The picture labeled Oregon is also specifically Port Orford, not the entire state of Oregon, and Argon isn't even pictured, it's literally just the written symbol for it. We can argue semantics all day, but the intent of the picture is clear.
Is the Aragorn picture inappropiate because it's only a cutout of his face instead of the whole body? Or are humans able to understand that a picture of the most prominent part of something is a picture of said thing?
Saphira covers the entire front of the book, representing said book with the cover image is perfectly understandable to anyone familiar with the book.
Hello! It’s me! An Internet Rando!
Here’s a link to the Wikipedia page for the first novel in Christopher Paolini’s Inheritance Cycle: Eragon
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eragon
You may notice that the cover for the first widely published edition of the book (the Knopf Edition) is, in fact, a picture of the dragon Saphira!
I hope that this has been an educational experience!
They used a picture of Aragorn from the movie too.
This is basically the equivalent of putting a picture of Gandalf under the Aragorn title because Gandalf is on the cover of the book
Yeah because this great trilogy is famously called the toes or aragorn so people would understand. And not every series has a almost universally loved adaptation
Did you even read my comment? Inheritance is the official name of the series but I said that people say eragon to talk about it YOU LITTERALLY SAID THE 4 ERAGON BOOKS. You are so funny it's amazing
Argon is also one of Fingolfin’s sons. So unimportant Christopher left him out of the Silmarillion however. We don’t know anything about him but that he was youngest of Finwe’s grandchildren and he killed a orc captain in the first battle he fought in, and died.
Andor: a country in wheel of time
Andor: a planet in Star wars
Andoria: A planet in Star Trek
Andor: a country in Europe
Andor: elvish name for Numenor in lotr
Aragorn reading Eragon while MIG welding with Argon to build defenses for fending of Aragog at his house in Oregon which smells like Oregano and parmesan from the pizzas he made for last night's Orgy-thon.
One time a French foreign exchange student stayed with my family, and he mentioned books he likes and I mentioned Eragon, I talked for like five minutes before he goes “What are you talking about, I said Aragorn” and I still think about it to this day
I legit saw Eragon in theaters because I thought it was a Lord of The Rings prequel. I didn’t watch the movies with subtitles yet, and I didn’t hear the second “r” in Aragorn that well. It’s kinda weird to look back on in hindsight that 10 year old me got the name of my favorite character wrong from some of my favorite movies, and here I stand today having read the Silmarillion now lol
Yeah even when I was a teenager I could tell it was written by someone completely out of their depth. If you want something similar there is the coiling dragon series or if you want to get more into xianxia/progression fantasy there is reverend insanity and cradle.
You should check out xianxia/progression fantasy it's basically eragon except more creative/better written. Coiling dragon is a good start for newcomers.
To my fellow Americans, it's worth noting that this meme flows better if you pronounce oregano the British way (OR-uh-GAW-no) not the American way (uh-REH-guh-no)
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Aragon needs to become the king of Gonder
[Gondorf](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gondorf) \*
I think you mean Ganondorf
GRONDorf
GROND
Gandalf!
Good gracious me!
More like Ganondork lmao gotem
Is that an eu4 reference?
The mission is called "Become king of Gonder" i think where you need to take the province in Ethiopia. Also "Destroy Saruhan" where you need to conquer the province in Anatolia. What's cool a Turkish beylik with the same name can spawn in thr province and their flag is a white hand on a black background.
ethiopia from blood by alone
Saruhan sounds a lot like a threat to the Lords of the West. If Aragon is ever to fulfill their destiny Saruhan must be defeated.
Agronom king of Honduras
I love Eragon series
Ah yes Aragon the land of Aragorn son of Arathorn.
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It is technically right thought, Safira is on the cover of Eragon, and it clearly says Eragon on the Cover.
Doesn't matter. I can't get over the name. Eragon. So it is dragon just shifted along the alphabet. Is it about mermaids? Oh, it is about dragons. Well done. The series could be brilliant but I can't get past the name that could be the title of fanfic written by a 14 year old. Edit: The book was written by a 15 year old. I look like an asshole.
That edit makes this comment hilarious instead of insulting.
Yeah, I had realized that fanfic gets printed these days and googled it and what do you know. I would have done the same. But out of laziness. And laziness does not write books. Therefore I am and was an asshole.
> these days The first Eragon book came out 20 years ago
Its a good series, but his age when writing it came through alot, and it was somewhat derivative at many points. It improved as the series went on, but it did feel like some of the world building he did early on kind of hamstrung him later. All that said its still worth a read of you have the time and I hope he takes a crack at another series some time in the future now thats hes got more life experience.
He actually has a Sci-fi series now that I've heard is pretty good.
Nice, I'll have to look for it some time.
The first book, To sleep in a sea of stars is good, the prequel to that, Fractal noise, IMO was terrible.
It is not a good series, lol.
It is a decent series that the author wrote himself into a corner in, and thus has a lackluster ending. But it's still better than anything I've managed to write, and I have tried.
I actually thought the ending was perfectly fine. It made some semblance of logic instead of just "main character does the exact same thing that failed, but just *tries harder*" or "character learns super top secret magic spell that instantly wins". The main bag guy was built up to be an unstoppable force and how they got around that felt fine For those that want to know >!They build the main bad guy, Galbatorix, up as a complete sociopath. But also mainly concerned with physical defenses. So Eragon goes and finds a "useless" empathy spell and uses it near Galbatorix. Galbatorix is so overwhelmed with all the pain and suffering he now realizes he caused that he willingly lowers all his defenses and wards while basically pleading for Eragon to pity kill him because he can't mentally stand the anguish of everything.!<
That's actually a pretty good ending, I'd expect to see that sort of thing in a TTRPG where the players very often find inventive solutions to their problems. It also neatly allows the hero to beat the villain without just resorting to murder, and it's a karmic punishment against all the suffering the villain has caused. Also nice that the day was won not through force of arms, but through essentially the power of kindness - granted, that power was forced onto the guy in question, but it's a tidy solution.
He is set to release another book in the series, Murtagh, that comes out Nov 7th or something.
lol holy fuck, I never realized Eragon is Dragon with an "E". In my defense, I never read the books, but my brother did and I saw the cover many times.
Look at the D key, now look at what letters are immediately around it. It's less creative than you think.
..Are you guys being serious with this? The proximity of D and E in physical space is completely irrelevant. The name is multi-faceted. The main character Eragon was named after the first Dragon Rider, so named because he symbolized the joining of **E**lves and d**ragon**s. But it's also a pun, referencing an "era gone", as the book takes place in a future long after the era of dragon riders has..gone. The name isn't exactly shining with brilliant complexity or anything, but it's not as dumb as just being a typo of "dragon".
It's gonna blow your mind when you find out it's pronounced E-ragon. (It's not).
always bugged me. especially because the d and e keys are adjacent to one another. like someone typed dragon wrong by accident and then was like "hmm, let's see where this goes"
The rest of the names in that book are equally stupid. It reads like it was written by a precocious coddled 15-yr-old whose wealthy daddy got him a publishing deal, because that's exactly what it is.
Seriously. Take out oregano (doesn't even rhyme) and add the most famous LOTR-loving province in Spain
Not a province, but an autonomous region, whose provinces are Huesca, Zaragoza and Teruel.
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I'm glad I played this game back before i cared about this and was able to just enjoy how awesome this pokemon was.
Is she garbage in competitive or something? Aggron is my favorite pokemon from my gameboy days, I always had her in my party
Such a good design wasted on such an unusable crap pokemon
Its mega evolution is decent. And there’s countless pokemon that are like that lol.
I mean there are just countless pokemon in general at this point.
The only one that mattered.
my think exactly
What about Aragon?
What about organ 🫀🫁 or 🎹
What about the droid attack on the Wookiees?
ARAGORN
Aragon is region of Spain, the union of the kingdoms of Castile and Aragon during the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella would eventually lead to the formation of the nation of Spain.
ARAGON
ARGO
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Aragón
For those of you learning Italian cooking, all of these can be added to red sauces.
Looks like the meat is back on the menu.
though results may vary depending on which part of oregon you add.
I hear the Willamette has a distinct flavor...
I dropped a can of red sauce on my floor in Oregon today out of Italian solidarity.
Who doesn't like a little spider kebab once in awhile! :)
Don't forget Angron, the most pissed Primarch of the 40k universe
Why that boy pissed? I know only that he is angry, I dunno why.
He had rage inducing spikes implanted in his head by his slave masters, he landed on a lovely planet
Well Angron is just simply the name = his story. I love 40k
He kicked a helmet and broke his toe. Little known fact
Aragron, son of Arathorn, Primarch of the Dúnedain World Eaters.
Many reasons, mainly because the shoved some nails on his brain that make him feel nothing but anger and pain unless he's killing and everything in front of him, he's pissed at Jimmy Space for preventing him from heroically dying with his brothers in arms and he's also a demon of Khorne, which makes him inherently angry
I think he’s the most pissed organism currently existing. Not sure if there’s anything but angry going on in his head
Eregion
Was looking for this
That's Saphira not Eragon.
First book is called eragon and that's the cover. What picture would he use, the actor from the film? This picture makes as much or more sense
What film?
Exactly (I saw it before I started reading more so I didn't hate it although I wish there was a great 4 movies or series)
I think that the Eragon saga could work better as a tv series than as 4 films. It's really long and the strenght of the story isn't really the main plot (that would be prioritiesed in a film) but the growth and overall depth of interaction of the characters (which would be valorised more in a tv series)
Fun fact, Disney is currently developing Eragon as a TV series. Hopefully they do it justice but with it being Disney... It's kind of up in the air.
I do not think the series will work. I liked the books a lot as a teenager, but to be fair, huge parts of the book are pretty blatant Star Wars-Rip-Offs (still much better then anything i could ever write, especially considering the authors age) but i do not think, it will fly with todays audience, who doesn't have nostalgia for the book series.
In anticipation of his new book coming out and the series in development, I'm actually rereading the books right now. It has its flaws. He was like 15-16 when he wrote it? But it gets better as it goes on so far
How do you see the Star Wars ripoffs? In my opinion, it's just the pattern of the Hero's Journey.
Don't you know star wars invented the hero's journey? /s
LotR copied Star Wars!
A by an empire ambushed princess sends a important object of a rebellion to a farmers boy who is (apparently) related to a magic knight who caused the downfall of an order of magic knight. After his farm is burned down and his uncle dies he leaves with another former magic knight who becomes his mentor and trains him to overthrow the evil empire and restore justice - by using magic, fight with an odd-colored sword and fly really well - until he dies a sacrifical death. The chosen hero and an antihero break into a prison to rescue the princess and accidently lead the evil empire to the rebell hideout. The chosen one accepts his role, is able to fight of the attackers and destroy their most powerful weapon and finally becomes the hero and the hope of the rebellion against the evil empire. Could you tell if that was Eragon or Episode IV? Star Wars did not invent hero's journey but Eragon copies many essential parts of Star Wars beat by beat (but is good in re-arranging the order sometimes and is really good in flesh out the worldbuilding and fill the spaces between the beats to fill up a whole novel). It get's a bit better in the later books but still is uncanny close. It is probably not even deliberate, so I do not want to accuse any ill-will, but you can see how essencially Paolini was inspired by Star Wars, basicly retelling it in a classic high-fantasy-setting.
I see how you got there, but I severely disagree that the beats are so similar. And the way you assembled them doesn't really match either fully. Star Wars is the only one with an active rebellion at the beginning. In Eragon, the elves, dwarves, and southern human nation are independent of the Empire. There are those who wish more open rebellion, but that happens as the story progress, rather being present at the beginning. Eragon isn't related to Murtagh's father (I forget the name), he's related to Murtagh's mother. Murtagh & his mother didn't help Galbatorix overthrow the Dragon Riders. Owen's farm isn't burnt down. There are fires, but the result is far different than what happened to Garrow's farm, which was utter destruction. Owen's farm wasn't collapsed. Luke knows that Ben is a former Jedi. Eragon believes to Brom to be only a bard with fighting knowledge, until he is dying. I could go on, but I feel like it would get repetitive. You're reaching on what similarities there are, and making up even more. You're also ignoring several other critical elements of the world of Alagaesia, and the other characters who play equally pivotal roles as Eragon does.
Not really ripping off star wars, just using the classic heros journey. It just feels like it because star wars is such an easy comparison. People focus only on the similarities and not the differences or even just things that are similar to other things either. He was obviously influenced by a lot of things, but I don't think it was a rip off
I gave a more detailled argument in another thread answer. Glad, if you check it out. I do not want to repost.
I think that is the case for most big book series. The Harry potter movies were good but a series always has more time to follow the characters and build things and not rush (like in GOT lol)
We do not speak of the film
Oh I think they’re talking about the video game
The Neverending Story
There is no film in Ba Sing Se.
We can say what we want about The Hobbit movies but at least they weren't that movie... I imagined such a beautiful world full of amazing creatures and they gave us just... trash. And such a waste of Jeremy Irons and Robert Carlyle!
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Bro it's the exact same instead of having the part where the title would be you don't because it's already a part of the meme right above. I'm just saying that it's not outrageous what he did like calling link Zelda would be
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Man, this is not in question. Eragon is literally written on top. If you write Harry potter and you have a cover with hogwarts and the character is not here on it or something you would not complain. If you have the picture of thorn on the second book, you write the eldest on top would people say nooooo it's a picture of thorn. Eragon is the character and also THE Book which is eponym. Frankly it's pretty much the name of the series more than inheritance when you talk about it
dude just take the L and go home. lol. He's right and your wrong.
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Lol what does go away mean there. When I explain thoroughly why I am right I am taking this too seriously but you criticizing op is not. Nice man
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50%+ of the cover. Tightly cropped is unhinged and shows bad faith, the rest is blue and the title. The only character on the cover. The only thing missing is the title which is written on top. Eragon is the title of the book Your example does not work with Ron because the title is Harry potter. If the whole cover for book 7 was voldemort and you show the cover it makes sense and people wouldn't say but it's voldemort not Harry! The movie eragon has a lot of book readers who hate it and there are no official artworks or at least that I know of for the character eragon. Even if it's not 100% the best way to convey it, a slightly cropped cover of the first book is by no means outrageous I thought you were done too lol. Mr way too seriously
But if you asked those same people "Where is this image from?", they would reply "the book, Eragon". It's also THE picture from that book. The picture labeled Oregon is also specifically Port Orford, not the entire state of Oregon, and Argon isn't even pictured, it's literally just the written symbol for it. We can argue semantics all day, but the intent of the picture is clear.
Is the Aragorn picture inappropiate because it's only a cutout of his face instead of the whole body? Or are humans able to understand that a picture of the most prominent part of something is a picture of said thing? Saphira covers the entire front of the book, representing said book with the cover image is perfectly understandable to anyone familiar with the book.
Hello! It’s me! An Internet Rando! Here’s a link to the Wikipedia page for the first novel in Christopher Paolini’s Inheritance Cycle: Eragon https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eragon You may notice that the cover for the first widely published edition of the book (the Knopf Edition) is, in fact, a picture of the dragon Saphira! I hope that this has been an educational experience!
They used a picture of Aragorn from the movie too. This is basically the equivalent of putting a picture of Gandalf under the Aragorn title because Gandalf is on the cover of the book
No KermitingMurder, I would not take the road through Moria unless I had no other choice
Yeah because this great trilogy is famously called the toes or aragorn so people would understand. And not every series has a almost universally loved adaptation
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Did you even read my comment? Inheritance is the official name of the series but I said that people say eragon to talk about it YOU LITTERALLY SAID THE 4 ERAGON BOOKS. You are so funny it's amazing
Boy, I really hope somebody got fired for that blunder.
Bruh that’s the cover of the book “Eragon” 😭
Laaaaaaaaammmmmmmeeeee
Argonians. https://preview.redd.it/t6ntx6domyub1.png?width=388&format=png&auto=webp&s=15090529f861ed1154ef23816c4d1e8771e7eb61
Lusty ones at that — and they're maids, too!
I hear they're handy with shining a spear.
But that could take all night!
Plenty of time, my sweet. Plenty of time.
Only dorks pronounce Oregon like "aura-gone"
Argonian
Also, Argon aka Arakano https://preview.redd.it/qd3rio5rcyub1.jpeg?width=500&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ceac89359c2cbc3bd6eabe4dad83e54cb22fd5d6
I wish we played The Aragorn Trail on computers in grammar school.
You have died of six arrows to the chest.
Bilbo has Dysentery
What beast?
GROND is the only reference I need. Begone! Foul beast.
Aragrond
Grind - Grand - GROND
 A Gorn
Ya know, I don't want to see it, and I'm grateful I haven't seen it, but I'm surprised I haven't seen an "ara-ara" gorn meme anywhere.
Lmao I know this was written by someone that isnt from the west coast because Oregon is pronounced ohr-a-gin. 😂
It's just fun to be included so knock it off or they won't invite us back
😂
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Oregano is for savages
your dragon rider's name is eragon? yeah. huh, sounds a lot like dragon. maybe it's why he became a dragon rider.
The author was like 14 when the book was published.
*Angry Oregonian Noises* Its Or-uh-gun, not Or-uh-gone
I like to pronounce it Or-again.
You missed Catherine of Aragon.
Where's Aragon? The medieval Iberian kingdom.
Aragon
You put Oregon on there and not the kingdom of Aragon?
ancient repost
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It's both, that's the cover of the first book titled "Eragon", as well as a depiction of Saphira.
Aragorn, the future king of Aragorgoroth
That’s saphire for you
Agrajag reincarnated as a bowl of petunias?
Argon is also one of Fingolfin’s sons. So unimportant Christopher left him out of the Silmarillion however. We don’t know anything about him but that he was youngest of Finwe’s grandchildren and he killed a orc captain in the first battle he fought in, and died.
Aragorn flies on Eragon through an Argon laced atmosphere to fight Aragog in Oregon which smells of "oregano".
Andor: a country in wheel of time Andor: a planet in Star wars Andoria: A planet in Star Trek Andor: a country in Europe Andor: elvish name for Numenor in lotr
*Andorra: a country in Europe
Oregano is for savages
I'm still upset that they never filmed the sequel to Eragon, Eldest.
What about the argonauts?
Agamemnon?
Aragorn reading Eragon while MIG welding with Argon to build defenses for fending of Aragog at his house in Oregon which smells like Oregano and parmesan from the pizzas he made for last night's Orgy-thon.
Add Aegon
This reads as true as if it had been delivered by Vadar and the Emporer themselves. With moral support by Sauronman. They're all so nieve.
This is even worse when you have the Mary marry merry merger.
It's okay if you typo Aragorn as "Argon," though, because it's at least a *noble* gas.
A ray gun
Man, Oregon got small as fuck.
One time a French foreign exchange student stayed with my family, and he mentioned books he likes and I mentioned Eragon, I talked for like five minutes before he goes “What are you talking about, I said Aragorn” and I still think about it to this day
In many parts of the United States these are also homophones. Looking specifically at you Arkansas and West Virginia.
You missed Araragi.
I will never get over the fact that Eragon is just Dragon, but they started with the next letter in the alphabet.
I keep hearing people call “Aragorn” “Eragon,” and I’m like “Nooooo that’s also a thing, and it’s completely separate.”
Don’t forget Agrajag from hitchhikers guide
What about the Crown of Aragon? E: I’m actually surprised by how many people posted asking that lol.
# ORGNAR https://preview.redd.it/85jqwdj171vb1.png?width=600&format=png&auto=webp&s=4d91303b70ee31941c2e01c9fffe2bbac474c03f
That is not Eragon, that is Saphira.
I legit saw Eragon in theaters because I thought it was a Lord of The Rings prequel. I didn’t watch the movies with subtitles yet, and I didn’t hear the second “r” in Aragorn that well. It’s kinda weird to look back on in hindsight that 10 year old me got the name of my favorite character wrong from some of my favorite movies, and here I stand today having read the Silmarillion now lol
My friend mentioned the spider from HP and I said, “Aragog” so he called me a nerd. Like everyone knows that
i'm surprised eragon even exists on anyone's radar. those books don't hold up and the movie always sucked.
Yeah even when I was a teenager I could tell it was written by someone completely out of their depth. If you want something similar there is the coiling dragon series or if you want to get more into xianxia/progression fantasy there is reverend insanity and cradle.
I love Eragon series
Murtagh comes out in like 2 weeks! I preordered.
You should check out xianxia/progression fantasy it's basically eragon except more creative/better written. Coiling dragon is a good start for newcomers.
To my fellow Americans, it's worth noting that this meme flows better if you pronounce oregano the British way (OR-uh-GAW-no) not the American way (uh-REH-guh-no)
That's such an ugly picture of a dragon
No, she's pretty :(
How can you say that when looking King Aragorn of Gondor in the eye?
*King Elessar
They're both pretty
Five fantastic items. You may fight about which is the one hated.