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Old 04-28-2002, 04:28 PM   #1
VanimaEdhel
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Silmaril

Sauron and the Ring are both basically as powerful, aren't they?

I thought so, for I remember that the ring does not survive without Sauron and Sauron does not survive without the ring.

If it is not that, then I believe that the ring would then be stronger than Sauron, for he was so dependent on it.

So: covering all the possible bases, I can now say: watch out for the supreme evil, Morgoth/Melkor, for Sauron was a follower of Morgoth (read The Silmarillion)! He would most likely beat both Sauron and the Ring in one sitting, then make a nice dinner of what captives he has. LOL [img]smilies/tongue.gif[/img]
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