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| - The Uruk-hai were a larger variety of black Orcs bred by Saruman during the Third Age.
- Gli Uruk-hai sono una potente razza formata da crudeli esperimenti tra Orchi-Uomini oppure Orchi-Elfi. A volte vengono scambiati per gli Uruk Neri di Mordor, loro cugini più piccoli. Questa invece è una razza di Uruk creata a Isengard da Saruman dopo che Sauron gli chiese di costruirgli un esercito degno di Mordor, nella Terza Era nella Terra di Mezzo.
- Uruk-hai, zwani też Urukami lub Czarnymi Orkami – ulepszona rasa orków. Pojawili się w 2475 roku Trzeciej Ery w Mordorze. Wyhodował ich Sauron, który nie był zachwycony tworem Morgotha, tworząc ich dużo potężniejszą i lojalniejszą odmianę. Powstali oni po skrzyżowaniu orków i ludzi. Możliwe, że urukowie to późniejsza nazwa hobgoblinów.
- Uruk-hai is een Ork-ras gecreëerd door Sauron, hoewel Saruman ze later gebruikte als de elites van zijn leger.
- Uruk-hai ist eine Minifigur aus der Baureihe The Lord of the Rings, die 2012 auf den Markt gekommen ist.
- Melee Formation: +20% armor against melee attacks, -20% armor against long range attacks
- "Uruk-hai" appears to be the full Black Speech term for Uruks, the great soldier-orcs of Mordor and Isengard. (Christopher Tolkien identified "uruks" as an "anglicisation" of "Uruk-hai".) In The Lord of the Rings, Saruman's orcs identify themselves as the "fighting Uruk-hai", and so Uruk-hai is the common term used to refer to them. A tracker-orc in Mordor makes reference to a "pack of rebel Uruk-hai", apparently in reference towards Gorbag's troop of orcs who were Uruks of Mordor.
- Recruited from: Uruk Pit Cost: 200 Command Points taken: 20
- Die Uruk-hai (kurz Uruks, Einzahl: der Uruk) sind eine Kreuzung aus Bilwissmenschen und Orks. Sie werden auch die "Großen Orks" genannt, da sie größer als Orks und Menschen sind. Zudem sind sie wesentlich kräftiger und brutaler als Orks und mindestens so furchteinflößend und skrupellos.
- The Uruk-hai were created by Saruman and there are suggestions that the Uruk-hai were the result of crossbreeding Goblins, Men, and Mordor Orcs. The Uruk-hai were clearly meant to be the super-soldiers to the armies of evil, also likely meant to ultimately replace the inferior Orcs altogether. Indeed, Uruk-hai frequently displayed total contempt towards their lesser cousins, even killing and devouring them on at least one occasion. The Uruk-hai were bigger and stronger than Orcs, standing upright and also being less afraid of the sunlight, though it still affected their skin negatively.
- The Isengard Uruks were a different breed of Uruk-hai that were created by Saruman the White with some form of alchemy that he learned from Sauron after he served his loyalty to the Dark Lord. During the War of the Ring, the Uruk-hai of Isengard were made up of a large part of Saruman's Army, together with the Dunlendings and Orcs of the White Hand. Saruman's Uruk-hai were depicted as savage and animal-like, often roaring like big cats.
- Uruk-hai (Black Speech: Orc-folk) were first created by Sauron late in the Third Age. In the War of the Ring, the Uruk-hai made up a large part of Saruman's Army, together with the Dunlendings, man-enemies of Rohan. There are suggestions that the Uruk-hai of Isengard were the result of crossbreeding orcs and men. Certainly, there were other creatures in Saruman's armies, and under his command in the Shire, that appear to have been hybrids. "Half-orc" were as tall as Men and are never described simply as orcs, as the Uruk-hai frequently are. It has also been suggested that the Uruk-hai are the cross-breeds of goblins and half-orcs. Saruman's army of Uruk-hai fought against King Théoden of Rohan and his people at Helm's Deep.
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