Uglúk

Sources are very iffy as to how many.

But the very last and youngest son of Ivan the Terrible was Dmitry of Uglik.

And sources generally say that he, as a young kid, was playing with something he shouldn't have, and he bled to death, a knife or something like that.

But very quickly, the enemies of Boris Gudnov claimed that because Dmitry was a threat to him, he had him murdered.

This week's question comes from Idrilar on the Content Council.

What if Grishnak and his Mordor orcs had beaten Ugluk and the Isengarders out on the fields of Rohan and taken Merry and Pippin back towards Mordor instead of Isengard? Let's set the stage.

It's the 26th of February.

The company has been broken at Parth Galen, and now we've got a war band marching away with Merry and Pippin.

Except it isn't really a single war band, is it? You've got Ugluk's Uruk-hai out of Isengard, you have a crowd of goblins from the north that appear to be leaderless, and you have Grishnak with his crook-legged orcs of Mordor.

Three different sets of orders on a single road.

I am Ugluk.

I command.