Mar 12, 2017 · In MERP, the Middle-earth Role Playing Game, the Blue Wizards were said to have both fallen in ways similar to Saruman. Alatar became addicted to Hunting and the other Blue Wizard, Pallando developed a fascination with death. While they started as friends, in the end they became rivals and may well have killed each other off.

Feb 24, 2016 · @LyndonWhite More information: Tolkien talks about them in the Letters but they're also in Unfinished Tales. Tolkien suggested in the Letters that he imagines they started some cult of some kind and essentially failed their task much like all but Gandalf. But Alatar and Pallando are their names indeed. –

May 6, 2022 · Pallando - Oromë This theory is supported by the fact that both Alatar and Pallando (the two Blue Wizards ) are aligned with the same Vala. Another reason (and my personal interpertaion when I read the book) could be that the colors had to …

Aug 8, 2021 · Elsewhere in the canon (in "Unfinished Tales") their names are given as "Pallando" and "Alatar". Those names are used in many derivative works, eg the collectible card game. Much later in his life he wrote more about the blue wizards and named them Morinehtar and Rómestámo ("Darkness-slayer" and "East-helper").

The two remaining Istari were Alatar and Pallando, the Blue Wizards. In Unfinished Tales it mentions. Whether they remained in the East, pursuing there the purposes for which they were sent; or perished; or as some hold were ensnared by Sauron and became his servants, is not not known. In Letter 211 Tolkien expands on this a little more:

Aug 21, 2020 · There was Saruman, the White; Gandalf, the Grey; Radagast, the Brown; and Alatar and Pallando, the Blue. As per this answer, we know that the Blue wizards seemed to have traveled together to the East, and that their mission seemed to have been unsuccessful. The question is--why were they both blue? Saruman is white; Gandalf is grey; Radagast is ...

May 6, 2013 · We know Gandalf, Radagast, Saruman, Pallando and Alatar, who were all Istari, Maiar in physical form. The Elves can also do 'magic', as can Sauron, being a Maiar himself. Were there any other people with magical capabilities? The Nazgûl also seem to be able to do magic, the Witch-king made Frodo's sword break, for example.

Aug 12, 2021 · There are here also some rough tables relating the names of the Istari to the names of the Valar: Olorin to Manwe and Varda, Curumo to Aule, Aiwendel to Yavanna, Alatar to Orome, and Pallando also to Orome (but this replaces Pallando to Mandos and Nienna). Unfinished Tales, the Istari. Olorin = Gandalf, Curumo = Saruman, Aiwendil = Radagast.

Mar 12, 2017 · The Istari are sent with a mission on Arda, Gandalf is sent to help humans, elves, dwarfs and all other races to vanquish Sauron. What are the roles of Saruman, Radagast and maybe the other two blue wizards (Alatar and Pallando). Since Saruman is corrupted by the power of the ring, and Radagast is guarding Greenwood, what are their other roles?

We don't know. Tolkien himself vacillated on it. In Unfinished Tales, Tolkien says: [of] the Blue little was known in the west [of Middle-earth], and they had no names save Ithryn Luin 'the Blue Wizards'; for they traveled to the east with Curun'r, but they never returned; and whether they remaine in the East, pursuing there the purposes for which they sent; or perished; or as some …