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[LOTR] Who in the LOTR mythos would not be corrupted by the One Ring?

Is there any being that could resist it's power, would the upper echelon, the Gods, be able to resist the One Ring?

I understand compared to the rest of the pantheon Sauron was a lesser being, but would the ring still entice them?

What about Dragons? Would Smaug have any use for the ring, or would he ever succumb to it (I'd guess so)?

I know Gandalf, who is the most powerful being we see in the series aside from Sauron himself, would not be able to resist it, so who could? Other deities? Or no one?

And if a God were to be seduced by the ring, what would the ring offer them that they cannot already do themselves? Or is it more of just a corruption?
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Tolkien actually already answered this question in his books. The only one who could wear the Ring and not get corrupted by it is a man named Tom Bombidilo. For him, the Ring is just like every other ring. In fact, in the book of The Fellowship of the Ring, the Council of Elrond actually proposed that the Ring be given to Tom outright to keep it safe from Sauron's gaze. That idea was nixed, however, due to Tom's nonchalant attitude towards the Ring and the fear that he'd just throw the Ring away due to it being just a little bauble, a mere trinket, to him.