Before Azog’s forces could overwhelm them, the Great Eagles suddenly came to the company’s aid, carrying them to safety and killing the orcs and Wargs, but Azog survived, though he was enraged that his prey had escaped them.Īzog's master, the Necromancer, ordering him to lead his army to war.Īzog continued to pursue the dwarves with his pack of orcs coming close to catching them. He ordered one of his minions to take Thorin’s head for him, but Bilbo and the other dwarves suddenly leaped to his defense. Thorin came out to fight Azog, but he was unable to match the Pale Orc, who struck him repeatedly, sending him to the ground. Azog ordered his Wargs to kill them all except Thorin, and they eventually forced the company into one tree, hanging precariously over the cliff. He came across them after they had just escaped from the mountains and managed to corner the group on a cliff, forcing them to climb into some trees. Azog managed to track Thorin's Company to the Misty Mountains after being informed that the Great Goblin had captured them. He then ordered his forces to find the dwarves, offering a bounty to anyone who brought Thorin to him. The survivors, Yazneg and Fimbul, returned to Azog, who was angered by their failure and threw Yazneg to some of his Wargs to be devoured. Eventually, Azog turned this into a sport, capturing skin-changers to torture for his amusement, and managed to drive them into near extinction, leaving only Beorn.Īzog making his return after being presumed dead.Įventually, Azog’s forces learned of Thorin’s expedition to reclaim Erebor and a group of them managed to corner the company, only to be driven off by the elves. When Azog and his forces came down from the North, they began fighting with the skin-changers.
Thorin believed Azog dead, but he lived on and swore revenge on the dwarf, though was unable to track him down for 60 years. However, Thorin refused to fall and eventually managed to slice off Azog’s left arm.īadly wounded and enraged, Azog was dragged back into Moria by his orcs, while the dwarves rallied and defeated what was left of his forces, though they were almost utterly wiped out. Azog then engaged Thorin Oakenshield, who struggled against the Pale Orc and was soon forced to replace his shield with an oak branch to defend himself against the orc's attacks. He succeeded in killing Thrór, driving his son, Thráin, mad with grief and causing the dwarves to retreat. Azog himself engaged Thrór, having become determined to wipe out Durin’s descendants. When Thrór led his people to try and take over Moria, the Pale Orc engaged them and slaughtered many of them. After nine years, Azog’s forces in Moria met the dwarves in battle, and he was finally killed in the fight by Dáin Ironfoot, after killing his father, Náin.Īzog being defeated by Thorin during the Battle of Moria.Īt some point, Azog and his orcs took over the mines of Moria. This action would generate incredible hatred for Azog amongst the dwarves and Thráin, Thrór's son, would mass an army of dwarves in the war against the goblins. Azog even refused to let Nár take Thrór’s head back, throwing a sack of coins at him to scorn him, and ordered his goblins to hack up Thrór’s body and feed it to ravens. The orc proceeded to call out to the dwarf, Nár, from over the gates, that those who tried to steal from him would meet the same fate and that he was the king of Moria.
Declaring Thrór a thief, the goblin had him tortured for two days, killing and beheading him upon hearing of more dwarves outside Moria. When the dwarf lord, Thrór, visited Moria in the hopes of possibly rebuilding it, he was captured and brought to Azog. He was portrayed by Manu Bennett, who also played Deathstroke in Arrow.Īzog and his orcs took over the mines of Moria, having possibly been sent there by Sauron, and he became one of the most influential orcs in the northern lands. He is the archenemy of Thorin Oakenshield. After being presumed slain in battle, he would return as a commander of the Orc Legions of Dol Guldur, answering to the Necromancer, and would hunt the Company of Thorin on their quest to reclaim the Lonely Mountain from Smaug. He was a powerful and ruthless orc chieftain who led the Orc armies of Moria and swore to wipe out the line of Durin, first slaying Thrór. Tolkein's 1937 classic fantasy novel The Hobbit and the main antagonist of Sir Peter Jackson's adapted film trilogy, being the main antagonist of both An Unexpected Journey and The Battle of the Five Armies, and a major antagonist in The Desolation of Smaug. ~ Azog while killing Fíli in front of Thorin, Dwalin, Kíli, and Bilbo.Īzog the Defiler is a posthumous antagonist in J.R.R.
Do you smell it? The scent of fear? I remember your father reeked of it.
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