-- Why do they need to pass the ring? From what I'm reading, it's not that important, UNTIL JOURNEY 7, if Frodo is found out and keeps the ring. He can't be corrupted. He can't be killed, save by being appointed as scout. He can be captured again and again. We 'kick orc butt' and free him. The Urik-Hai wastes his turn. The Witch King knows one person not to try to corrupt. OK, problem - if we lose the remaining free people - but if the Urik-Hai is wasting his time recapuring the same hobbit, and we're not sending out scouts - then it's going to be difficult for the the Witch King to take out all the free people. All we then need is another hobbit/gollum to pass the ring to on chapter 7 (insert magic wave of hand that somehow lets Frodo know who it's safe to pass the ring to in turn 7).Remus West wrote: If the Ring switches control either the player captured that night had it or the bearer passed it to someone else. Assuming the bearer is smart enough not to pass it willy nilly then we would know that the player captured has the ring. We would need to free them and they would then need to pass the thing to keep it away from the Servants.
-- What am I missing?