Paths
Rings
Rings noun - Gymnastic apparatus consisting of a pair of heavy metal circles (usually covered with leather) suspended by ropes; used for gymnastic exercises.
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- In The Lord of the Rings, the Fellowship is able to navigate through the Mines of Moria once Gandalf recognizes than one of the paths has fresher air than the others.
- Legend of the Five Rings has central game mechanics built around an Unstable Equilibrium, as each of the paths to victory limits your opponent's options while expanding your own.
Source: Unstable Equilibrium -
And the Paths of the Dead in Jackson's Lord of the Rings was the same location as this film's opening scene.
Source: Film / BrainDead
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