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Yeah, probably Gandalf... but the coolest would be *gasp* Quickbeam. Heheh... bending 'hasty' legions of Huorns and Ents to his will... if he gathered every Ent and ent-related force in the Middle-earth, no amount of brute force would be able to stop them.
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i say sauron
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Besides, Isildur wasn't so powerful when in control of the Ring - being a Ringbearer led to his death. Even if we did give Isildur some credit for beating up Sauron, Aragorn's not Isildur. Sure, he inherited some of his ancestor's abilities... but it's not the same thing.
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02-19-2003, 09:33 PM | #45 |
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Yeah, Isildur didn't really start taking over the world when he got the Ring. But then, maybe he wasn't completely corrupted yet.
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yah, but u could still tell the ring was taking him over, especially that he did not destroy it, showing he wanted to use it for power.
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I'm not sure if it's just me, but Gandalf the white just doesn't seem likely to last long in a fight with the dark lord.Could you support your claim? Fouler |
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The most dangerous with the one ring ?
I would also go with Feanor...or maybe Turin Turambar, Just after finding out what the worm had made him do ..hehe ??
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Well, if we're pulling out the Silmarillion, then it would be Morgoth, obviously.
In the TA... Ghan-buri-Ghan! No doubt Sauron would.
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i'd say either Sauron or Saruman
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Definitely not the most powerful wielder. Tolkien discussed Frodo, Gollum, and the Ring in his Letters. He said that neither of them could have kept the Ring from Sauron.
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I think that Sauron is the most powerful foe, one could ever meet except Morgoth.Alorin just seems too underpowered to contend with Sauron.
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So, to rephrase my response: Isildur wasn't all mighty and powerful with the ring, he just had the dumb luck/skill/what have you to cut it off. As his descendent, I guess Aragorn could inherit Isildur's skill (although not his luck) and might have a good chance at cutting off the ring in a similar situation, but that doesn't quite translate to being a good master of the ring once he has it. But maybe I'm missing something here in your logic.
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