Would Smaug have worked for Sauron?

They had been too afraid to try before. However, if Sauron convinced Smaug that it was in his best interest to fight, Smaug would have helped in the War of the Ring, but would have done it in his own way, flapping around and incinerating anyone and anything he felt like, and taking a large share of the treasure.

Why did Smaug not join Sauron?

I know that Gandalf’s involvement in the events of the Hobbit was partially to do with destroying Smaug, who, being a creature of Morgoth, might have been trouble in the future. But, would Smaug have been in contact with Sauron, or were they both free agents working alone now that Morgoth was defeated?

Does Smaug know Sauron?

Smaug would have known nothing about Sauron’s Ruling Ring. Because if Smaug knew, the same information would have inevitably been discovered by Sauron’s vast network of spies throughout Middle-earth. And fortunately it wasn’t. Smaug would also have been ignorant of the existence of Sauron.

Can Voldemort defeat Sauron?

The experience factor: Voldemort- feared dark wizard, been around for a long time, killed hundreds; but absolutely no match for Sauron, resident of Middle-Earth before even the Men of Numenor. So Sauron is infinitely more experienced than Voldemort.

Would Sauron and Smaug have made a good allies?

Sauron and Smaug would have fit perfectly as allies: Smaug wants gold and riches but he is not interested in ruling over something or someone. Sauron wants to rule over all of Middle-earth but cares little if anything for riches and treasures.

Can Sauron Bend Smaug to his will without the ring?

Sauron wants to rule over all of Middle-earth but cares little if anything for riches and treasures. Even if Sauron wasn’t strong enough to bend Smaug to his will with or without the ring, all he’d have to would have been to offer Smaug plenty of gold to buy his services.

Did Sauron have to force Smaug to destroy Rivendell?

None of this actually implies that Sauron had to force or compel Smaug to do anything; in order to destroy Rivendell, for example, all that’s needed is for Smaug to be pointed in the right direction and left to do his own thing. The Hobbit notes that rumour of the wealth of Erebor was probably what had brought Smaug there in the first place:

Could Sauron have had the power to command the Balrog?

So, War of The ring, Sauron would of only had the power to seduce Smaug with promises of greater fortune and power. He wouldn’t of been able to physically or mentally command him. To command the Balrog would have been even harder since it was a Maiar of the same level as Sauron.