Urgost

"I told your master he would have his answer in my own good time!"

- Urgost to Farin, Andriel and Eradan, having mistook them for Sauron's servants Urgost is a winged dragon that appears in ''The Lord of the Rings; War in the North. ''He lives in a lair in the Grey Mountains.

History
"You bargain with what you do not possess, Man of the South!"

- Urgost to Agandaûr During the War of the Ring, an unnamed Dwarf discovered the dragon's lair. Although he didn't trouble the Free Peoples, he didn't seen tobe fond of them either. Urgost was approached by Agandaûr who promised to give over the fortress in Nordinbad (if he won it) to him and in return, the fire-drake would pledge it's allegiance to the sorcerer's master. Despite the dragon wanting rather an alliance with Sauron instead of serving him, he knew not to make an enemy of the Dark Lord. To make matters worst, Agandaûr left some Men and Uruk-hai behind to force Urgost to decide on whose side he was going to be.

However, when the heroes Eradan, Andriel and Farin arrived and slew Agandaûr's followers, he revealed that he had no interest in Nordinbad as he wanted a much bigger prize: Card Dum, which had been the Witch-king's foul domain when he ruled Angmar. If they won him the old stronghold, then he was willing to remain neutral.

When Agandaûr was defeated, Urgost flew to Card Dum and told his allies that he had been wise not to join with Sauron, for the Dark Lord was no more. He then urged them to leave and honour their arrangement.

Appearances
The Lord of the Rings: War in the North