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Guard of the Citadel
Join Date: Dec 2006
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I think what also is important here is the fact that he simply did not need a plague during the WotR.
This is an easy explanation for many things that Sauron could have well used and did not - he was so confident and arrogant that he needed not bother come up with complicated plans, he knew that eventually he would defeat the West. Of course that turned out to be a mistake in the end...
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Doubting Dwimmerlaik
Join Date: Dec 2004
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I also think that Sauron wanted a 'clean' victory. I see him not as a rogue, bent on burning the whole place down, but as an evil but brilliant tactician and strategist. Instead of sending over yet another plague (the first already did its work well enough), he went for more conventional means to subdue his conquests. Sauron also used psychic biowarfare in the cowl of the Nine.
This more clean warfare would leave more whole survivors, which, methinks, he may have had other plans for.
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