What if Gondor had the Ring?

The Ring would extend his life, so he could become known as The Immortal Steward and easily persuade or conquer most of Middle Earth.

What would happen if Boromir took the Ring?

The Ring would make him bold, but he would not have the knowledge or power to be able to use it to defeat Sauron. Instead, he’d bring it closer to Sauron, who would then know where it was. Boromir might, in his final journey down the Anduin, with ring in hand, have effectively re-lived the final days of Isildur.

What would’ve happened if Sauron got the One Ring?

Sauron would aquire the Ring, and create more and more troops and fire and evil schemes and things to bloat up his already enormous army. He would first overthrow Saruman, as he is no more use to him, and occupy Orthanc with one of his brilliant generals and leave a bit of the great army there.

Does Aragorn destroy the Ring?

No, it would have corrupted him. The thing with Hobbits is that they enjoy simplicity and don’t seek out fame, power, riches, or glory. Aragorn may have ben able to resist the ring long enough to let Frodo go, but it would have corrupted him eventually.

What is the Kingdom of Gondor in The Lord of the Rings?

Gondor is the largest kingdom of men in the west of Middle-earth in Tolkien’s epic Lord of the Rings series, and the center of the military strength that will fight Sauron at the end of the Third Age. Though it was front and center during the last book and movie,…

Why didn’t Gondor help Rohan against Sauron and his allies?

The the forces of Sauron and his allies were massive, and Gondor, already severely weakened, was already fighting on all fronts, including at the former capital of Osgiliath. The armies of Gondor were spread thin and thus it could not provide any extra forces to help Rohan.

What happened to Gondor first time?

Background Gondor was first attacked on June 20, 3018 when the forces of Mordor launched a surprise attack on the ruined city of Osgiliath. However while the eastern half of the city fell, Boromir the son of steward Denethor II successfully defended the western half by destroying the last bridge that crossed the Anduin river.

Why didn’t Gondor help Minas Tirith defend against the Corsair?

Due to the threat of a huge fleet of Corsair warships sailing from Umbar, the southern fiefdoms of Gondor sent far fewer people to aid Minas Tirith’s defense than expected. Nay, this is no weather of the world.