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Topic	What exactly do people think they'll be able to do with the Ring?LotR spoilers
Aelia 02/18/18 11:51:38 AM #21:	GeneralKenobi85 posted... evilpresident posted... Aelia posted... The one ring was created by Sauron to enhance his powers. Sauron above all else had the power to dominate the wills everyone in middle earth. The lesser rings were created to help bend people to his will even more. Look at the one ring as a buff to Sauron psychic stat and the lesser rings are psychic debuff. The elves found out about this and took the rings off. The dwarves didnt care about anything but gold and jewels so they couldnt be controlled. We know what happened to the men who were given rings. Even Sauron didnt know that he was the only one that could wield it. Which is why Ford/Sam were able to succeed. Sauron was sure that everyone would use the ring not destroy it. Is it ever mentioned what happened to the Elves' rings? Were they destroyed or are they still out there? The Elves' rings were never influenced by Sauron. Elrond, Galadriel, and Gandalf were in possession of them throughout LOTR. Half right. The rings worn by them werent created by Sauron. They were created by a elf named Celebrimbor in secret. Basically magic, in the Tolkien universe, is a function of time. As time passes, the power of the elves diminishes. Celebrimbor created rings of power to slow this process. Which is why Elrond and Galadriel each had one. Gandalfs I THINK belonged to Gil Galad. The elven king from then last alliance of elves and men. The 16-17 lesser rings created by Sauron were either destroyed or they were reclaimed by Sauron. Forget which. They were useless without the one though. --- En Taro Tassadar FFBE FC: 970.089.321 \| 1049 MAG Fryevia <cite>Aelia posted [p:896310883] in What exact... [t:76332219]...</cite> <quote><cite>GeneralKenobi85 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>evilpresident posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Aelia posted...</cite> <quote>The one ring was created by Sauron to enhance his powers. Sauron above all else had the power to dominate the wills everyone in middle earth. The lesser rings were created to help bend people to his will even more. Look at the one ring as a buff to Sauron psychic stat and the lesser rings are psychic debuff. The elves found out about this and took the rings off. The dwarves didnt care about anything but gold and jewels so they couldnt be controlled. We know what happened to the men who were given rings. Even Sauron didnt know that he was the only one that could wield it. Which is why Ford/Sam were able to succeed. Sauron was sure that everyone would use the ring not destroy it.</quote> Is it ever mentioned what happened to the Elves' rings? Were they destroyed or are they still out there?</quote> The Elves' rings were never influenced by Sauron. Elrond, Galadriel, and Gandalf were in possession of them throughout LOTR.</quote> Half right. The rings worn by them werent created by Sauron. They were created by a elf named Celebrimbor in secret. Basically magic, in the Tolkien universe, is a function of time. As time passes, the power of the elves diminishes. Celebrimbor created rings of power to slow this process. Which is why Elrond and Galadriel each had one. Gandalfs I THINK belonged to Gil Galad. The elven king from then last alliance of elves and men. The 16-17 lesser rings created by Sauron were either destroyed or they were reclaimed by Sauron. Forget which. They were useless without the one though. --- En Taro Tassadar FFBE FC: 970.089.321 \| 1049 MAG Fryevia</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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