![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The fact that Talion cannot die, though, plays heavily into the game’s mechanics. All of which is done via the same free-roaming pseudo-stealth as Assassin’s Creed. After his family was butchered by the Black Hand of Sauron, Talion woke up to find himself bound to a wraith, and – as seems sensible in the situation – he’s now roaming Mordor in search of both revenge, and a means of breaking the curse so that he can finally die. You play as Talion, a deceased ranger made immortal by an elven wraith. This guy was a thorn in my side for awhile, not least because he actually came BACK after the first time I killed him.
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