The Ring and those of power

Halbarad of the Dunedain · 09-12-2004, 07:10 AM

Yes, because he had all the powers of the others. But not more than any single of the others. lets say it was a game, who could blow the most Air, Morgoth V Manwe, manwe wins because he is designated the "wind" vala. Next we have Morgoth v. Varda Morgoth wins because he has powers similar to manwe which is at least 99% more than Varda would have. So, in smithing, Aule would be the greater. Not to mention it also says he is no longer counted amount the valar

09-12-2004, 07:10 AM	#38
Halbarad of the Dunedain Elven Warrior Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Arthedian Posts: 460	Yes, because he had all the powers of the others. But not more than any single of the others. lets say it was a game, who could blow the most Air, Morgoth V Manwe, manwe wins because he is designated the "wind" vala. Next we have Morgoth v. Varda Morgoth wins because he has powers similar to manwe which is at least 99% more than Varda would have. So, in smithing, Aule would be the greater. Not to mention it also says he is no longer counted amount the valar __________________ "Can you feel her, running through your veins? She will always live forever!" ~ Atreyu [Her portrait in Black] "I want to see pretty people doing ugly things..." ~ Unknown "Damn it n' such!" ~ Stewie Griffen