How do you get past helms deep on lord of the rings the third age?

Answer 1

Use these tips to help beat helm's deep on LOTR the Third Age:

• Use morgal decay on uruks and trolls that seem really hard to take down. It takes away their armor compleatly, which gives you a huge boost in damage done to them
• Save your game every chance you get, so if you lose you do not go back too far.
• Use Idrial's Aura of the Valar and Power of the Valar (if she has them, which she should). I would advise using Aura of the Valar on Idrial at the beginning of every battle, just to have another life for her as a backup. Idrial is also the most powerful member of your party at this point, as she can resurrect her teamates with Power of the Valar if they get knocked out. Use Idrial's powers properly, and you should always at least have her still standing at the end.
• Berethor's best attack at this point in the game is Etchellion Wrath, but this does not always work the best on heavily-armored enemies, such as the Uruk Pikemen. Try using Targeted Strike (which Berethor might not have as early as Helm's Deep). Targeted Strike ignores the enemies armor while attacking.
• Morwen is useless in Helm's Deep as the powerful and quick Uruk Beserkers take her down before she can use her decent offensive attacks. Don't use her in Helm's Deep due to her vulnerabilities against piercing and slashing attacks.
• Elegost is somewhat useful at Helm's Deep despite his weakness against slashing and piercing attacks. This is because he can use his Arrows of Sleep to put MOST enemies asleep, or Paralysing Shot, which will make an uruk that uses melee attacks (such as a swordsman) unable to attack.
• Eoden is useful at Helm's Deep, not because of his wimpy spirt powers, but because of his Rupture Armor spear attack, where he ignores the enemies armor for major damage!
• Remember: the key to beating Helm's Deep is to simply not let the enemies with armor keep it. Use as much Morgal Decay as needed, and if you run out use Berethor's Targeted Strike, Idrial's Loudwater Fury, and Eoden's Rupture Armor attacks, which all do great damage to armored foes.

Answer 2

Helm's Deep is a location in The Lord of the Rings novels. There may be a mod which adds them to Oblivion, so look for that.