Comment Re:Path (Score 1) 440
There were two main reasons why they avoided Minas Morgul.
1) attacking there would cause Sauron to direct all of his attention and all of his troops there. This would virtually assure that the ring bearer would be caught--even though he has already made it through the pass he was still on the Mordor side of the road from the pass.
2) Minas Morgul can be thought of as 'haunted'. It would drive everyone mad to try to fight there due to the long corruption and presence of the Nine.
1) attacking there would cause Sauron to direct all of his attention and all of his troops there. This would virtually assure that the ring bearer would be caught--even though he has already made it through the pass he was still on the Mordor side of the road from the pass.
2) Minas Morgul can be thought of as 'haunted'. It would drive everyone mad to try to fight there due to the long corruption and presence of the Nine.
