He goes after Legolas, and the two begin a duel (in which Legolas uses Orcrist, the weapon that Thorin held during his quest). Of these thirteen Dwarves, three die at the end of the novel in the Battle of the Five Armies: Thorín, Fili, and Kili. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. While Legolas is distracted by other Orcs, Bolg withdraws from the duel and rides away on his Warg down a dock. Azog told Bolg to head to Gundabad and ready their other army. When the battle occurred, Azog commanded the army from the north, using flags from atop Raven Hill. But it seems that Bolg isn't interested in only fighting the Elven prince. He came into conflict with the Dwarfs of Erebor, who had been driven out by Smaug. 1 Background 1.1 Personality 1.2 Abilities 2 The Hobbit (film series) He is an incredibly ruthless orc lord bent on destroying the Line of Durin. While there, Azog dispatches his son Bolg to take his place in hunting Thorin and his company. Bolg later appears at Ravenhill with his second army to aid Azog. At around nightfall, Bolg and his Orcs arrive to Lake-town where they attack Bard's family in search of the Dwarves, but they only found four. 2941, his hatred for them grew even more.[source?] acrylics azog bolg dos fanart fantasy orc ork paint painting thehobbit tolkien gundabad botfa middleearth azogthedefiler. Azog had died as he was killed by Dain II Ironfoot. When Gandalf arrives to investigate, he is found by Thrain and the two are attacked by The Defiler and his underlings before facing Sauron himself. Bolg was a Gundabad Orc who was summoned to Dol Guldur by the Necromancer at an unknown time with his father and bands of Hunter Orcs. â Azog is Bolg, then Yazneg is Azog, then Azog is Azog⦠He had resettled in the old refuge of Mount Gundabad after the kingdom of Angmar was abandoned, and apparently ruled Goblins of the Misty Mountains from their capital at Mount Gundabad during the ⦠Abilities [edit | edit source] Level 1: Mount Warg Matriarch (M) - Left click to mount/dismount Azog's enormous White Warg. 2790 due to King Thrór's desire to revisit and perhaps refound th⦠Bolg was the son of Azog, who succeeded his father as leader of the northern Orcs after Azog was killed by Dáin Ironfoot at the Battle of Azanulbizar in Third Age 2799. Bolg became the king of the Orcs in TA 2799, succeeding his father Azog after he died in the Battle of Azunulbizar, which was the final battle in the War of the Dwarves and Orcs. In that battle he was crushed by the mighty Beorn, avenging Thorin Oakenshield who had just been fatally wounded. At some point he had a son named Bolg. Azog entered history in the year T.A. Azog's son, Bolg, does appear in The Hobbit to get revenge, but appears only at the Battle of Five Armies at the story's conclusion. In The Hobbit, Bolg was the son of Azog of Moria, succeeding him after his death in the Battle of Azanulbizar (the last battle of the War of the Dwarves and Orcs) in TA 2799 by Dain Ironfoot. Bolg knocks Bilbo out with his mace before finding Tauriel and badly injuring her in combat. (I don't know how or what even, but when i saw the fight between Bolg and Legolas in the streets of lake town, and Bolg grabbed Legolas from behind to crush him, i grew hot and cold and then this happened. He shows interest toward something completely different. In the original book of The Hobbit, Bolg was the son of Azog the Defiler, succeeding him after his death in the Battle of Azanulbizar in TA 2799 by Dain who became Dain Ironfoot. In Peter Jackson's The Hobbit film trilogy, Bolg was played by Conan Stevens in The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, Lawrence Makoare in The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug and John Tui in The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies. "Cruel") was the strongest son of Azog and the greatest Orc chieftain of the North.. Azog tells Bolg to head to Gundabad and ready their other army. He sent part of his army to attack Dain's dwarves and the other half of his force to take Dale, splitting the allied armies and resulting in the death of several women and children. Bolg (Or. Azog: King Sombra, Darkonda, Bolg, go with Divatox, Diesel 10, and Queen Chrysalis to Gundabad. One more Bo fanart I've never noticed that this guy has such a nice body.. His costume looks really naughty Sounds crazy but now I even feel some kind of attraction and sympathy to this character.. During the battle, he murdered King Thror and battled his grandson, Thorin, who wounded him and forced him to retreat. Bolg was an Gundabad Orc that appears in The Hobbit book and its film adaptations. In the following years, Azog was the common enemy of all dwarves, a⦠He had one son that we know of, Bolg, who succeeded him after his death. Azog is summoned to Dol Guldur to become the commander of Sauron's orc armies. He is then spotted by Legolas and the two engage in a fierce duel ending with Legolas killing Bolg by stabbing a dagger through his head. Azog and Bolg first appeared in Stampy's Lego The Hobbit (series). When the battle occurred, Azog commanded the army from the north, using flags from atop Raven Hill. Azogâs Legion does have one of the best faction bonuses in the game, allowing Azog or Bolg to gain the Master of Battle Special Rule if either is your leader. Azog's realms were then maintained by his son, Bolg, until the disastrous Battle of Five Armies. Azog was last seen in episode 18, fighting alongside The Necromancer. While movie feats make things seem better for Azog, Aragorn was known as one of the greatest swordsmen of the Third Age, possibly the best human warrior of that Age. He became the leader of the Goblins of Moria and initiated the War of the Dwarves and Orcs in TA 2790 by beheading King Thrór, who had come to revisit the ruins of the ancient dwarven kingdom of Moria. With his pack of Orcs, Bolg tracks Thorin and Company through Mirkwood, where he and his pack of Orcs attack the Wood-elves as the Dwarves escape in barrels. Azog the Defiler is a minor character in The Hobbit book and the main antagonist of The Hobbit trilogy. He sends part of his army to attack Dain's dwarves and sends the other half of his force to take Dale, splitting the allied armies and resulting in the death of several women and children. He has the similar legs to the Mordor Orcs, only a small difference in it being more tattered, a studded belt, and the skin colour that is noted. He sent part of his army to attack Dain's dwarves and the other half of his force to take Dale, splitting the allied armies and resulting in the death of several women and children. In The Hobbit, Bolg had succeeded Azog after the latter's death in the Battle of Azanulbizar (the last battle of the War of the Dwarves and Orcs) in TA 2799 by Dáin II Ironfoot, and had resettled in the old refuge of Mount Gundabad after the kingdom of Angmar was abandoned. Azog appeared in episode 4, but Bolg appeared in episode 12, along with Narzug and several other orcs. As with many of the orcs in the Hobbit movies, the orc Azog was switched from being an actor wearing prosthetics to completely CGI mid-way through filming. Now If Azog is taken in this army list he cannot be equipped with heavy armour (which is a downside because he is only defence 5), stone flail or the signal tower as that is his Azog Legion army list Options. Here, TORn staffer Arandir documents how the parts and actors got shuffled around with poor old Conan Stevens eventually losing out in the game of musical chairs. One may also ask, how many dwarves survive the Battle of Five Armies? Of Azog's origins we know little; he was the chief of the Orcs of Moria, and apparently the most important Orc of the northern lands. Bolg is a Minifigure from LEGO The Hobbit: The Video Game.. Background. Having a F7 hero of Azog or Bolgâs caliber that can freely counter the Heroic Strikes other heroes will need to ⦠A nose has been moulded into it, for detail. Bolg gathered an army of Orcs of the Misty Mountains to their capital at ⦠Azogâs movements and facial expressions were all filmed via motion capture using the actor who portrays him: Manu Bennett. He serves as the central antagonist of "The Desolation of Smaug", and then returns as the tertiary antagonist of " The Battle of the Five Armies ". Bolg's father Azog has a greatly expanded role in the The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, the first film of the trilogy. Darkonda: Yes, Lord Azog. Azog was last seen in episode 18, fighting alongside The Necromancer. Bolg was last seen in the battle of Lake City in episode 16. Astronema: You failed us once too many times, Bolg. Thranduil is an amazing blender, but throw him against D7 troops, strong magic, or even an army that ⦠Azog demande à Bolg s'il a tué les Elfes mais Bolg répond qu'il ne l'a pas fait, à la grande consternation de son père. Bolg has metal armour on both his head and chest. Undoubtedly the tale of the casting (and re-casting) of Azog and Bolg has been one of the most complicated of The Hobbit. After about 150 years, he led an army of ⦠Bolg appears extensively in The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug. He then tells Bolg to travel to Mount Gundabad and prepare a second Orc army for war along with swarms of Bats. In anger, Tauriel throws Bolg off the mountain and is dragged down with him. bolg in general has the same strengths and weaknesses as azog. Bolg ruled the northern goblins for about 150 years and led the army of goblins, Wargs, and Bats in the Battle of the Five Armies, in which he took his bodyguards with him. Following the death of his sire, Bolg succeeded him as Ashdurbúk of the Misty Mountains, ruling from his seat of power in the safe confines of the iron fortress within Gundabad.Though cunning and vile like Azog before, Bolg still secretly paid tribute to the "Necromancer". Azog: You fool! Before he can finish her, Kili arrives and briefly duels the Orc but Bolg proves to be stronger and he impales Kili through the chest with his mace's hilt resulting in the Dwarf's death. Azog and Bolg first appeared in Stampy's Lego The Hobbit (series). Azog has light skin, almost pale, with one hand brown and the other with a unique, claw-like prosthetic hand. He has grey shorts and weilds a mace of bone and other such offences.