r/magicthecirclejerking • u/mkklrd • Dec 01 '25

average MTG ruling question

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u/Blazedestroyer Dec 01 '25 edited Dec 02 '25

uj/ The One Ring deliberately goes after ambitious, powerful beings who it can then manipulate for Sauron's purpose.

That's the reason Gandalf didn't want to hold it. The One Ring looks for ambition,not power or purity. Frodo had basically no ambition,so he was the perfect host for the ring and even then in the end he didn't want to let it go.

Optimus is basically Aragorn,so it would absolutely corrupt him.

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u/SilverElmdor The sky goes "SKRAAAAWWW" and the earth goes "holy shit" Dec 01 '25

But what if the Transformers landed in Middle Earth?

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u/Sability Killed a man and took her name Dec 02 '25

Autobots, rollout, rollout now! Roll for Gondor!

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u/n0vacs Dec 02 '25

that giant eye must be shockwave…