There were five Wizards (or Istari): Saruman the White, Gandalf the Grey, Radagast the Brown (who spent most of his time with animals and plants and lived near Mirkwood), then the two "Blue ...

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according to Unfinished Tales are Alatar and Pallando. Since the Dark Wizard is clearly not Gandalf and seems altogether too vicious to be the nature and animal-loving Radagast, our options for ...

We know Gandalf never explored Rhun, but early in his time on Middle-earth, Saruman the White, as well as the Blue Wizards Pallando and Alatar, did at some point before Sauron consolidated power.

Named in one place as Alatar and Pallando (whom Alatar convinced to come with him), they arrived in Middle-earth in the Second Age with a mission to “circumvent Sauron.” They were there to ...

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He also has been ruling Rhûn via a mystery cult. In Tolkien’s lore, there were five Istari: Blue Wizards Alatar and Palandar, Saruman the White, Radagast the Brown, and, of course, Gandalf the ...

and two Blue Wizards named Alatar and Pallando (alternately named Morinehtar and Rómestámo). The Dark Wizard also doesn't actually like to be called the Dark Wizard, either, saying that's a name ...

That sounds like the relationship between Alatar and Pallando, the two Blue Wizards about whom we learn almost nothing in J.R.R. Tolkien's books; according to Tolkien, Alatar asked Pallando to ...

Instead of the Istari wizards we know, he could be either Alatar or Pallando, two Blue Wizards who arrived in Middle-earth during the Second Age. Albeit, that was closer to the forging of the One ...