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06-15-2013, 05:18 PM | #1 |
Wight
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Mordor
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Luthien weilding Vilya
Let's suspend our beliefs for a bit of what we know as canon in the Tolkien universe and engage a hypothetical situation.
Let's suppose a couple of things:
With these three mighty guardians wielding the Three, can we not suppose then that their kingdoms can survive... no even resist Sauron's onslaught of his dark magic ('cause Morgoth has already diminished in his native might), or an attack led by Glaurung and the Balrogs? Or at least the most guaranteed of the three would be Luthien, who is half Maia--who wields the mightiest ring, Vilya--reviving the ruined Menegroth? Would those kingdoms in the First Age fare better if said guardians (Luthien, Galadriel, and Finrod) had employed the Three, even in Morgoth's reign? Remember the native might of the bearers as well as their elven-rings when considering their survivability.
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