What Did The One Ring Actually Do And What Were It's Powers?
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- The One Ring is widely known for being one of if not the most powerful object on Middle Earth. However, we never really got a glimpse at its true power. When worn by a mortal the Ring distorted the perceptions of those around it. For example, by making the wearer invisible or projecting powerful illusions on the wearer's enemies. The ring also enhanced the skills and senses of the wearer, with Frodo able to see for miles while wearing it. The full potential of the ring could only be reached by a being on Sauron’s power level, although it is not entirely known what could be achieved by such a being in possession of the One Ring. Perhaps its greatest power was its ability to dominate the wills of others to Sauron's cause, although the Dwarves and Elves proved resistant to the dark lords mental influence.
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“There is only one Lord of the Ring, only one who can bend it to his will, and he does not share power.” So that means that any “ability” is just coincidental, seeing far,is because Sauron is making a path to see you from afar. Invisibility so that no one but those who are there to return it to Sauron can see you. The burden of the ring even when not worn serves Sauron’s purposes too ,coveting the ring protects it and almost guarantees it would not be destroyed. Although a great story of small odds prove that not to be impossible.
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*_"Invisibility so that no one but those who are there to return it to Sauron can see you."_*
It was not a ring of invisibility. It was a ring of _etherealness"._ Ghosts, wraiths and so on dwell mostly in the ethereal plane.
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@@ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095 that's basically what the commenter said. The wearer (Frodo) obviously doesn't truly turn invisible, or the Nazgul wouldn't see him.
“The dwarves where too drunk to be controlled”
"You can't control my actions if I'm too drunk to control my actions."
Gimli was definitely downing PBR throughout the war of the ring
@@gunnison3681 nah Gimli is too good for Pabst. He was definitely downing some high-test local stouts or something.
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@@GrizbyK72 some long bottom lager
Elves aren't resistant. They just sensed they were being conned and took off the Three. They only ever used it again when Sauron lost his body and the One Ring.
I think it's mostly a reference to how men were easily tempted by the one ring, but elves were not. The fact that they could sense something like that in a way made them resistant to the control as well, I doubt many beings would have the time to suspect anything wrong before being consumed
Actually that is incorrect. Celebrimbor, the maker of the Rings of Power eventually figured out that Annatar AKA Sauron had secretly poured his malice into the 9 Rings of men and the 7 of the dwarf lords while he was teaching Celebrimbor how to craft the Rings. So he in secret created the 3 Elven Rings which were pure of light but had his malice in them not a lot of it, but it was enough they couldn’t wear them when he had his on since his influence could potentially corrupt them so they took them off until he was destroyed by ilsildur then they could freely wear the em without having to worry
Wrong, Celebrimbor actually specifically designed the elven rings to be rid of saurons corruption
@@tommyfarrington8739 they were inexplicably linked to Sauron’s One Ring despite the fact he never touched them. Sauron taught Celebrimbor to make the rings. It’s unlikely that they would cause the user to fade but when Sauron put on the One Ring he became aware of the three rings and their wearers and they became aware of him. They took off the rings and never touched them again until after Sauron lost them during the second age.
And then when the One Ring was destroyed the Three Rings lost their power
They just took them.off lmao 😅 nahh
What about stopping whoever is wearing the ring from aging for hundreds of years?? Increasing health and longevity?? Dominating the will of others?? Also seeing into the shadow realm
- we going to destroy the One Ring
- what does it do?
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It just like how we don’t know anything about the elite/ruling class and their true knowledge and influence
no srsly despite how popular this series is we honestly know jack abt sauron and the ring, like we literally get little to no infor on the main villians backstory or description
that’s why i couldn’t watch after the first movie. There’s no powers of anything cool that these characters do it’s boring
@@Dr.DisrespectFan918 Tolkien was influenced by his time spent as a soldier during world war one. How people bond in desperate times. It is more a story about that than anything else. Magic is just a nice packaging. I enjoyed the fact that it was not overused.
@@Dr.DisrespectFan918i guess you must keep watching dragonbaĺl or some shit then
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It was primarily a control device. It was made to control the minds of the wearers of the other rings of power, linked secretly to his one ring, that Sauron had made as gifts for the Free Peoples of Middle Earth to bring them under his influence. To accomplish all this, Sauron placed most of his power into his ring, which had the effect of weakening him in those cases when he did not wear the ring but also widening his power when he wore it. The rings failed to control the minds of Elves or Dwarves, but succeeded completely in ensnaring nine human kings, transforming them into the Nazgûl. After the fall of Numenor where Sauron’s physical elf-form perished, he was unable to assume any type of stable physical form without the ring.
Only someone of Sauron’s power could wield the ring in ways Sauron himself intended. Otherwise, the ring would overpower the user. It would drag the weaker user halfway into the dark shadowy spirit world that Sauron and the Nazgûl occupied and where they were visible in their true form. The wearer would be visible to them but invisible to everyone else, hence the ring’s power to grant invisibility, which was ultimately a secondary feature. In this shadow world, the wearer’s sense of sight was dimmed but his or her senses of hearing and smell were increased.
The ring would also corrupt the mind of the user, making him or her act more like Sauron, and sometimes would project illusory auras of terror and majesty toward other people.
Since the ring was linked to Sauron, these characteristics of the ring increased with the increase or proximity of Sauron’s power. Of course, once Sauron is reunited with his ring, he is able to reassume the full extent of his power, which would allow him to conquer Middle-Earth, and the story of the ring chiefly concerns his efforts to do so.
Aside from all this, the ring was so evil and powerful that it was useless to anyone weaker or more benevolent than Sauron. At best, its corrupting power could only be resisted either by the very powerful or the very innocent.
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@@razmojr Being a Tolkien fan pays off sometimes.
You answered in a way the video could not. Well done and thank you.
Honestly the one ring was made as an “antena” to amplify saurons chief ability (mind controlling) while the lesser rings were made to “reduce psydefense” of the owner.
Dam then lord of the rings was a rpg
There's also the ability to see an unseen world. Frodo sees a lot when he wears the ring
Sauron didn't control minds. He told you what he wanted you to hear, and was always sure to give carefully worded statements and arguments to ensure you believed every word. It's not mind control, it's corruption.
The Ring corruptsyou and your wants. Wicked become worse, good become bad. Hobbits held it for so long because only they have no worries or desires beyond their community, their garden, and the comforts of home.
That being said, i do believe there was something about the forging process of the 3, the 7, and the 9 rings that would have allowed the One to control their wearers. Sauron may have weaved some sort of magic into their crafting.
In D&D terms, the Ring would shift your character's personality to darker things, redoing your bonds, flaws, and ideals, and you'd convince yourself that these new traits were your own idea. The Ring is subtle, but potent, and the closer it gets to its master, the stronger its lure becomes.
If i recall, the OR doesnt directly make one invisible. It partially shifts them to a different plane of existence, such that others cant see them because they arent fully there. This is why the wearer can also see through shadows and illusions, because those dont work on the other plane. The incidental effect is that it mimics invisibility, but the true purpose of that power is to plane shift. Its much more terrifying than mere invisibility.
Who knew this little gold ring could cause so much trouble
Fun Fact: It was stated by Tolkien in one of his letters that theRW is only one character in Middle Earth who could dominate the One Ring and use it to defeat Sauron in singles combat, and that was Gandalf the Grey.
Yeah because he's a maia just like Sauron. Galadriel was powerful enough to wield the One ring to its fullest potential and enslave the world but she could never truly defeat Sauron. She could only destroy his physical body but she won't be able to destroy his spirit so it would only be a matter of time before he rises again to reclaim it.
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The ring was so powerful that nothing but itself could destroy it. The oath that Gollum makes, invoking the power of the ring, is what cast Gollum into the fires of Mt Doom.
Lava destroyed the ring. I don’t understand what you mean
Eru was who cast Gollum into the fires, or helped him along
@@alomejorqueno the point is gollum swore an oath on the ring itself to help frodo with his quest and not betray him. He broke that oath and suffered the consequenced. Oaths are powerful things in LoTR. (See- the sons of feanor and the silmirils and what happened to them. )
I suppose you could say Eru illvatar did throw gollum into the fire in a way because he designed everything to happen the way it did at the beginning but not in a direct way like youre saying
forgot to mention that the one ring can translate any language
What makes u say that? I don’t remember that lol
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Don't forget to mention Tom Bombadil; the ring had no effect on him. More or less an enlightened being of Tolkien's world.
Lord of the rings has to be my personal favourite trilogy.
The one ring doesnt make someone invisible.
If so, the witchking and the other nazgul couldnt see him.
The ring transcends someone from the "seen" into the "unseen" realm.
A transition the nazgul has done fircefully too.
The ring(and the 9 human rings) change the dimension of its wearer.
Thats a big difference.
So basically they amplify the users power. The stronger the user, the more crazy the power boost gets. For Frodo, he has no power, so his abilities are only slightly amplified, like his senses. For Sauron or Gandalf, the ring would basically turn them into a god.
I’ve been wondering this for a while
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Absolutely accurate. That the ring could dominate the will of others was just one reality of many. Saurons power was enhanced while he possessed it. It's other powers are strong but not completely known or definable. Ultimately what destroyed Saurons power was his own arrogance.
I was wondering about this lately. My biggest issue is that characters seem to think it has value as a "weapon" to be used against sauron in open conflict, and indeed this is how sauron believes the westerners will try to use the ring, which is why he believes aragorn's ploy at the black gate. But, how? It turns one person (effectively) invisible and some other neat tricks, at the cost of your soul. It's implied that it can essentially power your army, but I don't really get that.
I sort of buy that Sauron himself can use the ring to that sort of effect, and to generally exude influencing darkness wherever his armies march in some unexplained way, but it confuses me that other characters (eg boromir) believe they can use it in this way.
I like to think of it as the ring amplifying the bearer's power, which is why the weak and mundane hobbits were chosen to carry it.
When Gandalf refuses to even touch the one ring in fellowship, it's because he knows a being of his power level, when amplified by the one ring, would become an unstoppable destructive force.
We literally saw the Dark dude take out Companies of Elves And Men. Seems pretty straight forward to me.
The only thing about the movies I didn’t like was how little time is devoted to exploring the sheer power of the ring. Frodo does start to be corrupted and fall, but even a few seconds of his perspective would’ve been hard to deal with for anyone. That vision he saw in Galadriel’s bowl of the burned shire and enslaved hobbits? Yeah that’s playing on repeat in his head constantly, as is the ring’s demand to be put on. Imagine, day in and out for months that voice screaming in his mind’s ear to put it on. Dude was so exhausted by the end, and it would’ve really helped us feel for him when he puts it on.
The hobbits using the ring is like a level one player using level 300 weapon
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But I hope you don't mind if I ask . Why didn't Sauron resurrect the witch king of angmar after the witch kings death?
Because the witch kings spirit was too damaged at that point and Sauron was in a much weaker state at that point also.
I dont think he had the power of resurrecting. He did extend there life's forsure tho, kinda like smeagol too, but at a very high cost.
Although noncanon in the shadow of Mordor game we do get to see celebrimbor nearly kill Sauron in the second age using the ring
I think it gives whatever the wearer needed the most.
Dark lord didnt have a hand in making the elves rings but because he showed calibrimbor how to make the rings they did get impacted by him in a small way, basically just made it so wearing the elven rings wouldnt be the best for them
When bilbo wore the ring he was able to understand what the spiders were saying also.
So what I don't understand, the rings power/influence didn't transmit to Sam when he was carrying Frodo up Mount Doom, so why couldn't they have strapped the ring to a mouse or other small creature and carried it that way?
The mouse or whatever creature would be affected by the ring, wich would not be great if you wanted to SNEAK into the most dangerous place of all.
The dwarves weren’t resistant to the corruption of the rings or the One Ring. Dwarves were created to only truly care about crafts and works, and since the rings of power corrupt and build upon your temptations, they just dug deeper mines and crafted more instead of joining Sauron’s army. They didn’t desire power, they just wanted to make stuff. So when the rings corrupted them, they just went mad digging the deepest mines ever.
Question: After he created the rings for the humans,dwarves and elves How did they get them? Also why did they wear them if they knew he was evil ? Like did they never question "this super evil individual got us some jewelry... yeah toss em"
Just recently got into LoTR so I hope the community is able to answer these questions.
The similarian read it mate
He posed as a craftsmen in human form and influenced one great elf craftsmen to make the rings he make 16 lesser rings
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I'd like to point out that the One's powers can be easily summarized by the purposes of the other Rings. The primary purpose was to preserve. Specifically preserve the lands of the elves and the waning magic of Middle Earth. The chief power of all of the rings, including sauron's, is preservation. It is why Smeagol and Bilbo both lived such long lives for hobbits. Smeagol in particular lived for centuries. The One stretched their lives, preserving their waning physicalities. It also, as you described, enhances the wearer's own abilities, acting as a focus of sorts for Sauron's innate abilities as a Maia. He made the Dark Tower of Barad-Dûr using the One, linking its foundations to it to make it a permanent blight. That's another commenter pointed out, all of the other abilities that the one had were more so byproducts of its power rather than its inate one. And, as the actual video points out, the chief power of the one was to dominate all of the Great Rings by focusing Sauron's will into them like a magnifying glass, and they in turn would magnify that even more. Dwarves are too hardy to be dominated by Sauron, but still suffered the ill effects of madness and greed. The elves could resist, but would have been dominated in time. And the rings that were given to men, well... we know what happened to them. But it should be noted that Sauron did not actively pursue dominating men with the rings beyond letting them corrupt them of their own accord, since men's hearts are easily led astray by fears of what was beyond themselves. The One was simply the Master Ring. Technically all of the Great Rings could do what sauron's did (especially the Rings of the Elves), but its primary purpose was in the domination of the other Rings.
The ring was custom built for Sauron. It gave him 1000 extra horsepower
One of my favorite seems is when Frodo is trying to give the ring to Gandalf and he says “though I’ll try to use it for good it will ultimately overtake me.” Of course I’m paraphrasing but i feel like it really sets the tone for the ring and the journey
Domination is a major understatement... Mortals Kings who wore rings of power fell so completely under Sauron and the One Rings power, they became the Nazgul and even defied death to serve their Master.
One way to think about it. The ring gives hope to the wearer. The wearer will use that hope to change the world.
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As beautiful as the movies are, they really only give a basic rundown on Middle-Earth lore don't they.
Duh otherwise they would’ve been 10 hours long each
The Ring gets Maiar's abilities, since Sauron poured a great part of his power within it. It does seem to get a mind of its own and is able to trick its bearers into giving it back to its true master. It even betrayed Isildur, the son of the one who defeated Sauron. But, its true purpose is to control the great rings created by the Elves so he can rule over the world. Elves are not immune to his power, they just knew about the One Ring and decided to hide their Rings of Power. Don't forget Galadriel told Frodo not to give the Ring away to her because she can be corrupted by it, even as an Elf. I'd say the only ones able to resist to it would be the Valar.
In the beginning of the Fellowship movie we got a small glimpse of what the ring transfers to Sauron during battle. Every swing he made of his sword sent like 4 rows of men flying. I TRULY believe the most dangerous person who resisted the ring was Gandalf. I bet Gandalf could have actually found a way to transfer some of the power like Sauron to himself and become a force that could destroy life itself.
Saron is a minor God as is and he put some of himself in all the rings. This is why the other rings are powerless after the one is gone
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It makes the weilder invisible because they are transferred to the underworld where the wraiths come from.
Thats why when frodo was stabbed by the morgul blade he was able to see the kings of old faces, and why bilbo understood the spiders when they wanted to eat the dwarves.
Having only seen the first two episodes, I was surprised when I read that Halbrand was Sauron; however, after watching these clips, it’s pretty clear why this was so obvious to everyone else.
Honestly I have to disagree with most of what was said here. Frodo was able to see far because he was at Amon hen, not because he was wearing the ring. When Sam put it on it was said that his surroundings got darker, so it was harder to see far, but his hearing was much sharper. Gandalf also mentioned that there were people amongst them who could bend the ring to their will. Judging from this the one ring doesn’t really “answer to Sauron alone”, but rather it can only have one master at a time.
It’s crazy the first humans on the planet were actual dwarfs. Twa.
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Tom Bombadil: "what ring?"
Basically, the One Ring was a means for Sauron's endgame which was to influence and control the minds of those who wore the lesser rings. In doing so he could conquer and control Middle Earth with little to no resistance and achieve was Morgoth failed to do.
Sauron was said to put half his being into the ring.....which made him weak when Isildur cut it off his hand...and it took centuries for him to recover those levels. If he got the ring back it would give him power half again as great...putting him in range of Melkhor's power.
Its like a major stat boosting itam in an rpg
I own the "one" ring it's a really good sculpting
The lost Silmarils left the game☠️
Also the Ring wasn't just tied to Sauron but also to Sauron's tower, Barad-Dur. the foundation of Barad-dur could only be destroyed by destroying the One Ring. This is why we get to see Barad-dur falling apart as the Ring is destroyed.
The ring does not make you invisible, it takes you to the unseen world, that's the reason Frodo can see the real bodies of the nazgul and glorfindel (arwen in the movies).
So ofc anyone with power over the unseen can see Frodo, like Tom bombadil, and the nazgul, the elves who lived in valinor and Gandalf could see Frodo too.
You don't need to be super powerful to use the ring...
Frodo asked this question to galadriel.
And her answer is... That he would need to train his mind on the domination of others
The ring does not give you so much enhanced vision to see miles away.
The only time this happened was when Frodo was on the seeing seat (seat of amon hen) and it was due the location, rather than the ring.
The only incidence of far seeing in the books came from sitting in the seat that had been set up for that, it wasn't a power the Ring conferred. The true power of the Ring was two fold. First it allowed the absolute control of all lesser Rings and those that wore them. This was a magnification of the power Sauron already possess but as mentioned the dwarves and elves proved somewhat resistant. The Ring by-passed this limitation. Second, it effectively made Sauron invincible. As long as it existed, the roots of Sauron's Power could not be removed from Middle Earth. His physical form was destroyed, but the mere existence of the ring prevented him from losing his hold in the world. The Ring wanted to be with it's Master. As a result, when a mortal put on the Ring, it pulled them into the Realm of spirit, when Sauron continued to exist. The effectively made them invisible to those not fully immersed in that world. There is a mild inconsistency in the Lore here, as elves should really have been able to see a wearer of the Ring. I suspect the problem was more psychological, the elves simply refusing to look upon the power of Sauron that they so feared or some such. Invisibility was a side effect though, not an actual power.
I think the best way to see what the one ring can do is to look towards the middle earth video game’s. While the games are not technically canon, some parts have shown to be true, such as how celembor crafted the 3 elven rings. I like to look towards the cut scene during the first few hours of shadow of war, where we see celemimbor disappearing and reappearing to cut orks down. So in my opinion the ring allows powerful users to glimpse in and out of reality at their will, while weaker beings cannot decide when the one rings ability’s come into affect.
Power multiplier like super Saiyan
The ring has a will of its own.
The ring would be terrifying if worn by Gandalf or Galadriel
And yet without the ring Sauron was still able to manipulate other beings. Makes it rather superfluous, don't it?
In rings of power, it probably forces you to adapt something without disregarding the author, hence why we haven't seen it.
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Technically no one is able to use the One Ring except only Sauron himself
Also I’m pretty sure the ring makes you immortal. You can die but if the ring isn’t taken off before you die, you can reincarnate
I think it just enhanced the abilities of whoever wore it which is why hobbits disappear when wearing it. But then why did Isildur disappear when he put it on the last time? And why didn't frodo have super strength when he had it on fighting the wraiths?
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It was not a ring of invisibility. It was a ring of _etherealness._
Ghosts, wraiths and so on dwell mostly in the ethereal plane, which is why the Ring Wraiths could see Frodo when he was wearing the ring, but people on the prime material plane could not.
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It was a gift. A gift to the foes of Mordor....
The ring has a mind of its own
Tom Bombadil wasn't overly impressed with it.
I can also see for miles, even light years. Otherwise, I couldn't see the stars.
shadow of mordor is a good reference
Gandalf is the same being as Sauron but he didint dare to wear it
The Ring doesn't exactly make you invisible. Not in the traditional sense. In Middle Earth, there is the physical world and the ethereal/wraith world. Beings such as the Middle Earth equivalent of Demons and Angels (Of which Gandalf is one of) live in this world and most can give themselves a body to inhabit the physical world. A mortal wearing the Ring is essentially them visiting the wraith world. They are half in the physical world and half in the wraith world. If you wear it too much, you're eventually drawn into the wraith world completely. Hence Bilbo's, "Butter scraped over too much bread" comment.
I mean Aragon did say that nobody can wield the ring and that it only answers to sauron as master, so yeah only sauron could use its full power
1. Sauron already lost the war once while wearing the ring.
2. I could be wrong, but Gandalf said that if he would own the ring, he could become more dangerous than Sauron.
who wears their best jewellery to a swordfight ?...
"Frodo seeing for miles" is not a power. That's Sauron's power to see him while he wears the ring, and the Nazgul are nearby.
Raise your hand if you want Gandolf to try on the ring
In other words: "we don't know, whatever we need it to do for the plot to advance."
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I still don’t know what it does after watching all the movies, series and RUclips videos like this 😂
Right? It's like "he can control whoever wears the 3 elven rings". Is he gonna doing anything else once he puts it on? Why do they make such a big deal about him being weaker without it if they don't say what he can do while wearing it?
@@juliandacosta6841 honestly, Voldemort’s intentions were much more clearer. Okay, Sauron wants the ring of power… THEN WHAT?! Scorch the earth and start again…THEN WHAT?😂😂😂
@@nigelonius idk, he could go after the things like ungolianth that are wayyy underground
It amplifies exponentially the innate abilities of the wearer, if you’re able to lead as a king, you’d find that your abilities would be vastly increased and people would rally to you.
1. Imagine you have no friends and ambitions and you suddenly get billion dollars. You become Gollum.
2. Imagine your parents work in government and your friends are people like elon musk bill gates, etc. And you suddenly get billion dollars. You become a "successful" man, but still with Gollum hidden somewhere inside.
This story is not about "good" and "evil".
It allows its bearer to achieve their deepest ambitions.
I wonderes this for while, at first i thought it just enhanced the traits of each race like for hobbits sense they're naturally good at sneaking it makes them invincible.
Dwarves, makes their skin as tough as iron but still as malleable as flesh
Elven senses are spiked and enhaned to near clairvoyance.
Humans would gain instincts sharper then any blade
But now im mostly leaning towards; whatever the hell the ring wants. Need to get it away from the race of men? cuz while easily corruptible, no other race would ever let them keep yah. Need to stay hidden so that you can lick your wounds and make a new plan; make a hobbit go crazy and kill his brother so he gets thrown out. Now keep him alive for centuries while you recoup your losses. Now you just need to started on becoming whole... oh look another hobbit.
I wanna see Gandalf wield it...
Correct me if I’m wrong but wasn’t it stated that The One Ring meant to mimic the abilities of the other rings?
Making possible carrying a giant mace an yeet humans and elves alike is my favorite ring power
Tidbit of info, Sauron's fortress is called bara dûr
Who do you think would win green lanterns ring or dark lord ring
Well besides amping Sauron's magical abilities, it can basically mind control any human who touches it (One Ring to Rule them All) and if you are wearing one of the other Rings of Power it can turn you into a Nazgul (aka Wraiths on steroids). Also the ring doesn't bend light like he said but transports you into the wraith world (A reality ruled by Sauron) while still allowing you to interact with the physical world so you are basically in two dimensions at once.
-The One Ring is a mind warping McGuffing that taps into a dimension ruled by wizard Satan that fucks with your soul
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"Distorted perceptions of those around it" lol what
The One Ring pulls the wearer to the Wraith World, so they're no longer in the physical world hence becoming invisible. For Sauron, however, he exists in both worlds and as such he doesn't disappear when wearing it.
Sauron never get the chance to influence the 3 elf rings and dwarf are immune to his influence on rings but humans rings work they way he wanted
Right I wish they would of shown more of what it could do more then just corrupt anyone who has it...
An I would alway wounder why didnt it make Sauron invisible or if it controlled the other rings or the ones who had them, it worked for the humans but the elves ditched there rings an I forgot what the dwarves did with there's then again I thought they all died in the caves lol so I really thought for the most part the ring was useless at the time of fellowship of the ring, all we seen was Sauron getting multi kills with one swing but then again that could of just been his power...
“Bright Lord, Dark Lord. Same thing really.”
Can you do a video where you talk about whether Morgoth could defeat Luke from Legends of FP Anakin?