While Gandalf and Saruman play important roles in The Lord of the Rings, the other three Istari aren't nearly as involved in Middle-earth's Third Age conflict. There are five Istari in The Lord of the ...

" The Blue Wizards were intended to be a mystery by J.R.R. Tolkien. However, their enigmatic nature wasn't central to the narrative itself, merely an extension of its far-reaching worldbuilding.

The good thing about the uncertainty of the Blue Wizards’ fate is that this gives The Rings of Power a lot of room to explore the Istari and their connection to Rhûn.The small glimpses we’ve ...

Known as the Blue Wizards, their story has much in common with Hinds’s Istar on The Rings of Power. In classic J.R.R. Tolkien fashion, the canonical history of the Blue Wizards in Middle-earth ...

The Blue Wizards fall out of record and are supposed to maybe be responsible for starting the mystery cults in the East. So it seems likely that Hinds’s Dark Wizard is supposed to be Alatar or ...

The writers of The Rings of Power may be combining the Blue Wizards’ origin with Gandalf to give more personal stakes to the Stranger and the Dark Wizard’s rivalry. The Stranger, a.k.a ...

Known as the Blue Wizards, their story has much in common with Hinds’s Istar on The Rings of Power. In classic J.R.R. Tolkien fashion, the canonical history of the Blue Wizards in Middle-earth ...

Known as the Blue Wizards, their story has much in common with Hinds’s Istar on The Rings of Power. In classic J.R.R. Tolkien fashion, the canonical history of the Blue Wizards in Middle-earth ...