Sauron and Saruman from The Lord of the Rings were immortal beings known as Maiar, so what happened to their spirits after their bodies died?

Much of Saruman’s history in the Second Age is mysterious. Saruman and Rhûn The Mystics, believing the Stranger is Sauron, tell him he must go to Rhûn to fully explore his powers.

Gandalf and Saruman are not ordinary men but mighty Istari-powerful beings of Valar. They are angelic beings sent to Middle-earth to help guide their people in the war against Sauron.

The Rings of Power's season 2 finale pointed to the Dark Wizard being Saruman, but the showrunners call that unlikely, so is he really a Blue Wizard?

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From The Stranger's identity reveal to Galadriel's fight and whether Sauron and Celebrimbor were lovers, 'The Rings of Power' showrunners break down the ending and look ahead to season three.

The Rings of Power‘s season two finale saw the return of Ciarán Hinds’ Dark Wizard. His goals and allegiances turned out to be different than we thought, but in an episode that confirmed The ...

Much of Saruman’s history in the Second Age is mysterious. Saruman and Rhûn The Mystics, believing the Stranger is Sauron, tell him he must go to Rhûn to fully explore his powers.

The Rings of Power's finale pointed to the Dark Wizard being Saruman, but the showrunners say that's unlikely. So is he really a Blue Wizard?