In Lord of the Rings, why is the One Ring so powerful?

First off, it can render its wearer invisible. Then you have the part where it is "one ring to rule them all. " That means that the bearer of the One Ring can hold power over the wearers of all the other rings.

These are the leaders of the other kingdoms. As you can see on the One Ring, it has an incantation that activates the power of the ring The destruction of the ring also brings about the destruction of Sauron himself. This is just some of the powers the One Ring has.It's ridiculously powerful.

To completely understand the One Ring, you should read previous Tolkien's work, the Silmarillion. Basically, Sauron learned to forge the One Ring that would bind all other rings of power, which were forged by Celebrimbor, the descendant of Feanor to him. Once he wore the ring, he would be able to subdue all other ring wearers.

All other ring wearers were already under his control (the Ringwraiths and the dwarf kings) but the 3 elven rings. If he got the ring back, he would get his power back plus the ability to control the 3 elven rings who have until now resisted his force.

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