Saruman's fate varies between versions of The Lord of the Rings ; in the novels, after Sauron was destroyed, Saruman persuaded Treebeard to free him from Orthanc, and he left with Gríma Wormtongue (who he treated very badly due to his betrayal).

Saruman said "For I am Saruman the Wise, Saruman Ring-maker..." Saruman was also researching a certain Ring-lore which is also stated in the Fellowship of the Ring book: "Saruman, failing to get possession of the One Ring, would ... have found in Mordor the missing links in his own researches into Ring-lore, and before long he would have made a Great Ring of his own with which to challenge the self-styled Ruler of Middle-Earth". Saruman's voice was so powerful that he was able to convince the Witch-king that he knew nothing of the One-Ring or the Shire.

Saruman, also referred to as Saruman the White, is a minifigure from the theme The Lord of the Rings that first appeared in LEGO The Lord of the Rings: The Video Game.

In the book of the Fellowship of the Ring, it is stated that Saruman had a certain ring around his finger. Saruman was the wisest and greatest of the Wizards, but he fell into the evil ways of the Dark Lord Sauron. Saruman's role in the games is identical to his role in the films, though the events of the film The Battle of Five Armies are omitted. Saruman then went to the Shire and took over it with the help of bands of orcs, half-orcs and ruffians, and was finally killed in the Battle of Bywater when he was mistreating Gríma, who then slit his throat. Vortech later sends him to harass Gandalf, Batman and Wyldstyle in the Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu world. Two different fates for Saruman were featured in Peter Jackson's film trilogy; in the theatrical version he is last spoken of as being imprisoned within Orthanc. He can spawn rabbits and the rabbits have a chance to mount Saruman, building a tower of rabbits above Saruman's head. Ностальгируем по временам Изенгарда!

Aside from Saruman's ability to birth an army of super-Orcs with his industrial machine, he also proves to be quite a "force of nature" too. ... the influence involved in teaming up with perhaps the most prominent figure in Middle-Earth and creator of the One Ring itself. With his power shattered, the traitor hid himself within Orthanc, a prisoner in his own tower. Following his failure to completely possess King Theoden and weaken Rohan, the wizard unleashed his forces against him.

Peter Jackson's film adaptation of The Hobbit incorporated historical information from The Lord of the Rings and featured Saruman in his role as a member of the White Council who discounts the possibility of Sauron returning as the Necromancer of Dol Guldur.

The Battle of Helm's Deep ended with the defeat of the Uruk-hai legions and the Ents led by Treebeard used the fact that Isengard was guarded only by the orc labourers to besiege the ringed fortress, resulting in the total annihilation of Saruman's army. If you kill him the rabbits on his head will stay in a tower.

Due to the frequent explosions created around him, it is very difficult to reach Saruman and projectiles shot at him have a chance to be thrown back. In the book of the Fellowship of the Ring, it is stated that Saruman had a certain ring around his finger. Following Gandalf's escape, the fallen wizard had a the first batch of Uruk-hai be sent to capture the hobbits carrying the One Ring (though the scouts accidentally captured Merry and Pippin instead). After he mocks them all and even beats his agent-turned slave Gríma Wormtongue, the latter takes out a dagger and stabs the wizard in the back several times. The films also differ from the novels in depicting Saruman as being wholly loyal and devoted to Sauron, as opposed to allying with him while planning to betray him at a later date. Saruman appears in Lego Dimensions, as a henchman of Sauron, who has allied himself with Lord Vortech. When Gandalf the Grey came seeking his counsel, Saruman revealed his allegiance to Sauron and imprisoned his old friend in Orthanc for refusing to "aid him willingly". Saruman the White is a fictional character of J. R. R. Tolkien's fantasy novel The Lord of the Rings.He is leader of the Istari, wizards sent to Middle-earth in human form by the godlike Valar to challenge Sauron, the main antagonist of the novel, but eventually he desires Sauron's power for himself and tries to take over Middle-earth by force from his base at Isengard. Saruman's body falls from the top of Orthanc and into the spiked wheel below, which slowly rotates, sending him to a watery "tomb".
A Saruman cannon. https://ancar-network.fandom.com/wiki/Saruman%27s_Ring?oldid=8314. Several passages from LotR suggest the Saruman had forged a new Ring of Power for himself, but then Tolkien either forgot about this issue, or he deliberately decided he didn’t want to develop it. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. In the extended edition, he is stabbed by Wormtongue at Orthanc and then falls to his death. Brickipedia is a FANDOM Movies Community. Gandalf, Theoden, Aragorn, Eomer, Gimli, Legolas, Pippin, Merry and Treebeard later confronted him and demanded that he yield information on Sauron's plans and offered to spare him should he come down. server: Fornost [RU] kin: Free Peoples lvl: 75 firstkill. When Gandalf the Grey began suspecting that the Necromancer of Dol Guldur was none other than Sauron, the White Wizard opposed the idea as well as the Quest for the Lonely Mountain.

He first appears together with the Joker and Vortech himself, who mocks him by calling out Sauron's name (Saruman, who claims he is not a "bad guy", bows expecting his master to stand behind him but realizes the pun, making the Joker laugh). Because they are both portrayed by Lee, and have somewhat similar appearances, he and Dooku share the same head piece. Saruman continued to speak with Sauron through the palantir, assuring him that together they would rule Middle-earth. It is said that Saruman made this ring in envy of Sauron's abilities to create powerful and great Rings of Power. He uses the same hair-beard piece as Gandalf, but with light and dark grey detailing. LEGO The Lord of the Rings: The Video Game, https://brickipedia.fandom.com/wiki/Saruman?oldid=1931304, Articles that use descriptions from LEGO.com, Saruman is played by the late Christopher Lee, who also portrayed. However, Saruman did ascribed the ring to have some sort of potency, though it is possible that it have been a bluff on his behalf. Despite this, he later comes to Dol Guldur along with Elrond and Galadriel and battles the Ringwraiths prior to Sauron's exile. The powers of the ring however, were never revealed, not in the movie nor in the books. Saruman was at first the powerful and wise leader of the five Istari, or wizards, in Middle-earth, and leader of the White Council. It is quite certain Saruman's Ring was not a Great Ring but that Saruman had been researching rings, we can safely assume that it wasn't Saruman who created the ring but it was a mere gift from Sauron. When his comrade was captured however, Saruman, Galadriel and Elrond attacked Dol Guldur to both rescue Gandalf and drive the Necromancer out. While it can still be interpreted that the wizard's move to send Lurtz to capture the hobbits was to gain the Ring for himself in the first film, in the novels it is made clear that should he gain it he will try to supplant Sauron and he even goes to as far as lying to the Ringwraiths about not being aware of the Shire's location and misleading other agents of the Dark Lord found in Eriador.
In a short time, Saruman had amassed an army of 10.000 Uruk-hai as Sauron had commanded him. When Isengard is flooded and his army is defeated, he becomes angry and throws the palantir out of the balcony and into Pippin's hands. Riding the Anacondrai Serpent and wielding the power of the elemental Keystone, he battles against the player, boasting to Gandalf on Sauron's ultimate victory, but both he ans his mount are eventually defeated. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. He betrayed Gandalf for his new master and bred a large army of monstrous Uruk-hai warriors to conquer and rule over Middle-earth. It is said that Saruman made this ring in envy of Sauron's abilities to create powerful and great Rings of Power. Saruman's Ring was the ring the Istar Saruman (Also known as Curumno or Curunir) who was sent by Aulë and Alatar..

His continued use of the Seeing Stone led to him being ensnared by Sauron and he grew into a manipulative man, scheming to earn his new master's favor and to rule Middle-earth.

Saruman's fate varies between versions of The Lord of the Rings; in the novels, after Sauron was destroyed, Saruman persuaded Treebeard to free him from Orthanc, and he left with Gríma Wormtongue (who he treated very badly due to his betrayal).