What would have happened if Sauron regained the Ring?

What could Sauron have done had he regained the One Ring? He would have been able to control more people, and he would have had a much easier time dominating their wills.

Could Sauron have won the war of the Ring?

Even then, assuming Saruman was defeated and Pelennor was won, Sauron would still have won. He was winning the Battle of Dale until the Ring was destroyed and his forces lost heart and he had plenty of reserves for another attack on Minas Tirith.

What would Sauron do?

Sauron made The One Ring to help him exercise power over all other people who wore Rings of Power. He made it so powerful by imbuing a part of his soul into the ring. This decisions made the ring a conduit that made Sauron even stronger than before. The ring grants invisibility and immortality to its owner.

What happened to Sauron after the ring was destroyed?

With the Ring’s destruction, Sauron was permanently robbed of his physical form, reducing him to a malevolent spirit that hovered above Mordor as a “huge shape of shadow, impenetrable, lightning-crowned, terrible but impotent,” only to be blown away by a great wind.

Could Saruman defeat Sauron with the Ring?

Even Tolkien himself indicated in his letters that even with sufficient time, Saruman lacked the necessary Wisdom and Will to be able to successful defeat Sauron, even with the Ring. His fall into Evil clearly showed that he lacked the Fortitude to stick to a plan and was a somewhat “weak” person.

Why didnt Sauron protect Mount Doom?

Mount Doom was a volcano located deep within Mordor, behind the Black Gates and under the surveillance of the Eye of Sauron. Because the Hobbits cared nothing for power, Sauron was not able to detect them. He also let his guard down since he did not view the race as a threat.

Can Sauron destroy ring?

No. The way Tolkien writes Sauron’s character, destroying the Ring never occurs to him. He is only intent upon regaining it so that he can be whole again according to the way he intended himself to be. Sauron wanted to increase his power, not diminish it.