Answers like this are always difficult to give when you consider what we know about Gandalf not only from The Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings, but also from the Silmarillion. While it is doubtful that Gandalf would have known where choosing Bilbo would lead not only the group, but the entire world, it can be argued that he may have suspected that important things were destined for that little Hobbit. Gandalf had powers that we cannot completely understand so, while it may seem random that he chose Bilbo for the trip, he may have had his reasons all along.
It's just a class. In a party or group of adventurers many different skill sets are needed. You need a wizard, a strong warrior, a sneaky person who can pick locks and move undetected. A burglar is basically the sneaky one, that's why earlier in the movie when they catch those goblins stealing the horses they choose Bilbo to follow them.
Gandalf believes in Bilbo, and he says in the book that he wouldn't of brought-en him if he wasn't in good use.
Gandalf was sent for a task, and that task is to thwart Sauron, and bring about his destruction. Gandalf is actually Olorin the wisest of the Maiar spirits from Valinor. He was sent over with 4 others to stop Sauron's evil. They were sent in the forms of old men. Gandalf wants to use others to fight Sauron
He really doesn't use any powers on the trolls. He does throw his voice. He used it to create an argument among them, that distracted them so that they didn't notice the rising sun.
Until the end of The Return of the King, when he went to the Undying Lands with the elves and Frodo.
Gandalf is a Maia, a minor god or angel. In the Third Age, he and a few others like him were sent on a mission to help the peoples of Middle-earth against Sauron. Naturally incorporeal and able to take any shape, they have been given the shape of old men for this mission. These body limited them, both by being physically old men, but they also could not use their full power or knowledge. In Middle-earth this group is known as the Istari, and mortals have called them "wizards".When he was killed by the Balrog his freed spirit left the physical world, but was sent back by Eru (God). He awoke again where he had been killed, but now again had access to more of his power and memory than before when he had been Gandalf the Grey. The changed colour in his title refers to that change, but also in his taking over of Saruman's position. ---- Gandalf (the gray) is pulled into the dark pit in Moria by the Balrog. There he battles with the Balrog until he defeats him, but it almost kills him. Gandalf lies there for what he recalls as feeling like centuries, near death. He is sent back from death because he has not completed his job, which is helping Frodo and the good peoples of Middle Earth to defeat Sauron. He is forced to return to life as Gandalf the White, similar but not exactly the same as he was before he fell.
There was some gold they needed to steal.
when you finally decided to use condoms.
She made a chain of cans on strings beneath all of the windows as a burglar alarm. A burglar stole my all money.
Gandalf believes in Bilbo, and he says in the book that he wouldn't of brought-en him if he wasn't in good use.
Gandalf was sent for a task, and that task is to thwart Sauron, and bring about his destruction. Gandalf is actually Olorin the wisest of the Maiar spirits from Valinor. He was sent over with 4 others to stop Sauron's evil. They were sent in the forms of old men. Gandalf wants to use others to fight Sauron
Though the text isn't entirely clear, Gandalf did use much of that time to research the Ruling Rings, and to track down Gollum.
They have to calculate the weight of the door so they know how heavy it is.
Prisons use burglar alarm systems to help keep inmates from entering sensitive areas of prisons. They are used to control the movements of inmates while they are incarcerated.
I use 1/4 x 1/2 mild steel bars. Easy to weld or drill and your average burglar can not get through them without a sackful of metal cutting tools.
Yes, a burglar is someone who enters a building illegally with the intent to steal property or commit a crime. They do not necessarily use force, but they do unlawfully take possessions from others.
The first electric burglar alarm was improved by Edwin Holmes in 1853 by adding magnetic contacts to detect when doors and windows were opened. This innovation allowed for more reliable and widespread use of burglar alarms.
if in the game have gandalf use special attacks and use heal extra power