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Elendur · 12-19-2001, 04:04 AM

I am wondering why, If Sauron knew how to make rings of power, he did not make more of them and have something like 30 Ringwraiths? He could obviously make the lesser rings necessary to do it if he had created The One Ring. I dont know if him putting part of his own power into the Ring has anything to do with it, but I dont see why it would be a problem if he was in such close connection with the elven ring makers and knew what they were doing.

And also, couldn't the three rings he had gotten back from the dwarves have been used for such a purpose also? I dont see how they would benefit Sauron, but I dont know.

I also have some pronounciation questions.

Aulë = Owl, Owl-uh, Owl-ay, Ow-ooluh, Ow-oolay?
Are C's always prounounced as K's? So that it would be Cirion = Keer-E-On.

12-19-2001, 04:04 AM	#1
Elendur Wight Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Arnor Posts: 200	More Questions I am wondering why, If Sauron knew how to make rings of power, he did not make more of them and have something like 30 Ringwraiths? He could obviously make the lesser rings necessary to do it if he had created The One Ring. I dont know if him putting part of his own power into the Ring has anything to do with it, but I dont see why it would be a problem if he was in such close connection with the elven ring makers and knew what they were doing. And also, couldn't the three rings he had gotten back from the dwarves have been used for such a purpose also? I dont see how they would benefit Sauron, but I dont know. I also have some pronounciation questions. Aulë = Owl, Owl-uh, Owl-ay, Ow-ooluh, Ow-oolay? Are C's always prounounced as K's? So that it would be Cirion = Keer-E-On. __________________ Son of Isildur.