Saruman's Army

Saruman's Army is a massive and terrifying army of multiple legions, under the command of the evil wizard, Saruman. Consisting of Goblin and Orc Warriors, and mainly Uruk-Hai soldiers, the Army first appears in the Ralph Bakshi's version of "Lord of the Ring's: The Fellowship of the Ring", and in the Peter Jackson's reboot of the series, "Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers". Saruman's Army plays a major role in the second and in the third part of Disney vs. Non-Disney Villains War, while a minor role in Heroes vs. Villains War.

Original

 * Saruman (The Leader of the Army)
 * Uruk-Hai
 * Uruk Warriors
 * Uruk Scouts
 * Lurtz (Leader of the Uruk Scouts)
 * Uruk Pikeman
 * Uruk Bersekers
 * Uruk Crossbowmen
 * Orcs
 * Isengard Orcs
 * Half-Orcs
 * Goblins
 * Crebain
 * Rohirrim
 * Grima Wormtongue
 * Dunlendings
 * Warg Riders

Gathering the Army
Sauron, through his spirit, orders Saruman to guide a powerfull army, strong enough to take over the world.

Battle with Jadis' Forces
Later, Saruman sends Lurtz and some of the Uruk-Hai soldiers to invade Jadis' frozen solid, as he believes that Jadis is one of the people, speculated about the One-Ring's disappearance. Lurtz and the Uruk Hai discover Jadis' minions, as they run up to them. Lurtz then shoots the frozen mountains, above Maugrim, causing a massive amount of frozen water to flush him away. While Lurtz's warriors were fighting the forces of Jadis, the White Witch herself enters Saruma's lair and challenges the White Wizard personally. She manages to pull Saruman out, with her magic wand, like a rag doll. However, Saruman retailes and grabs Jadis' wand, forcing her to retreat from Saruman's lair, rather than facing Saruman's wrath.

Fusing Armies
Bitter from his humiliation, Saruman travels to Mordor, where he meets with the currently generals, the Witch-King of Angmar and Gothmog, combining all of their forces for the upcoming battle.

Tracking Rumpelstiltskin
Sensing the One-Ring's whereabouts, Saruman sends once again Lurtz and the Uruk Hai warriors to track it down. While searching in the woods, the Uruk-Hai stamble upon the young boy, Baelfire, from afar. Just as Lurtz was about to shoot him, Rumpelstiltskin interfers to protect his son by challenging Lurtz. Lurtz then clashes swords with Rumpelstiltskin, with the Dark One having the upper hand, as he stops Lurtz's attack and beheades him with his sword. Learning of Lurtz's demise, Saruman makes his way to the woods, where he finds the Dark One, mocking him about the One-Ring, which was in the hands of the Dark One. Saruman then hits the Rumpel with his wand, only for the Dark One to heal himself. Rumpel then uses his wand to push Saruman off. Enraged, Saruman opens a portal to an unknown realm, that sucks on Rumpel's son, Baelfire.