Gundabad Orcs

Gundabad Orcs" were the Orcs inhabiting Mount Gundabad in the north of Middle-earth. They had attacked the mountain and taken it from the Dwarves of Durin's Folk dwelling there. Beforehand, they had been part of the evil realm of Angmar.
== History ==
=== The Hobbit ===
The Gundabad Orcs seen in Peter Jackson's The Hobbit film trilogy look different from any other Orcs portrayed in film. These Orcs had dark skin, fangs, claws, and a small amount of hair. The lighter armed scouting parties wore armor of brown and white fur coats threaded with various beast's teeth and wooden shields bearing the Eye of Sauron. They, like many Orcs, used long scimitars with which they impaled and slashed their victims.
Azog is from Mount Gundabad. The band of Orcs led by Azog's subordinates, Yazneg and his lieutenant Fimbul, is made up from Orcs of different tribes, mainly from Gundabad and Moria.
Bolg is sent by his father Azog to lead forth the armies of Gundabad. There are two types of Gundabad Orcs, the armored soldiers and the Berserkers. The Berserkers have white snow-like skin and are stronger built than their fellow Gundabad Orcs, with long almost ape-like limbs and deep sunken eyes. They wield swords as well as huge maces and act as Bolg's main enforcers.
Legolas and Tauriel go to the fortress in Mount Gundabad to scout on Bolg. At night, Bolg commands the forces of Gundabad to march forth and legions of Orcs along with other foul creatures are seen leaving the pass to Angmar and follow their leader to Erebor. These armies of Gundabad Orcs are later seen marching upon the battlefield near Ravenhill. However, they are quickly engaged by Beorn and the Great Eagles led by Radagast,and their forces are soundly defeated. The remaining Orcs scatter into the mountains.