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Bookmark or Share- Smaug | Tolkien WikiSmaug is the last fire-eating drake from the Third Age and is thought to be one of the last dragons to exist in the Middle-earth. He is also the main antagonist in JR Tolkien ’s novel “The Hobbit ”. Drawn to the enormous wealth of Dwarves from the Lonely Mountain. During the reign of King of Durin’s Folk the King Thror, he destroyed the ...
- Smaug the Dragon vs. The Balrog of Moria - The Tolkien ForumGuest. Jan 28, 2002. #4. The Balrog would kick Smaug 's butt*. Smaug wouldn't be able to harm the Balrog by breathing fire at him. The Balrog is partly made of fire. The Balrog's flame whip would make short work of Smaug. *edited by Grond. Last edited by a moderator: Feb 2, 2002. J.
- A ⚔️battle of wits: Smaug vs ️Sauron - The Tolkien ForumSmaug had been on his own far too long, laying on and counting his treasures. Sauron had as yet nothing of value to offer Smaug he might have considered worth an alliance. And as with Ungoliant , unless Smaug saw some personal benefit, (like more gold) he had no need of Sauron and his petty conquering desires and illusions of grandeur.
- ️Sauron vs. Smaug? - The Tolkien ForumSmaug is almost like Chrysophylax of Farmer Giles of Ham in the sense that he is a creature created to be totally separate from the legendarium. The Hobbit overall was a book not originally meant to be part of his developing mythology, but it got drawn into it nonetheless (unlike FGoH, which is set in England and is a satire), but Tolkien never ...
- Smaug and Bilbo and the One Ring | The Tolkien ForumOkay, this has been puzzling me as of late. If Smaug had 'fried' Bilbo during one of their conversations, while Bilbo had in his possession the ring, is it not possible that that would have led to the immediate destruction of the ring, and as a result, Sauron. So in fact, Bilbo could have...
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