Orc

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Description

Orcs are carnivorous humanoids, standing approximately 5'11 to 6'2, weighing from 180 to 280 lbs. They are easily noticeable due to their green to gray skin, lupine ears, lower canines resembling boar tusks, and their muscular builds. Orcs stand in a bent over shape making them appear as ape-like humans.

Bestial and savage, orcs band together as trıbes, living on hunting and raiding. Believing that the only way to survive is by expanding their territories, they have developed enmities wıth many other races, although mainly elves and dwarves, as well as humans, gnomes, halflings, barbarians, goblins and even other orc tribes. Even though they have good relationships with other evil humanoids in times of peace, their chaotic nature stops them from cooperating unless forced to do so by a powerful leader. Orcs live in a patriarchal society, taking pride on how many females and male children they have. Orcs like scars and take pride in exposing them, whether they are of a victory or loss.

There are two notable orc clans: Crushbone Orcs who reside on Faydwer, and Deathfist Orcs who reside on eastern Antonica. Minor clans include the Shralock Orcs of Kithicor Forest and the mysterious Orc clan of Ro.

List of Named Orcs

• Emperor Crush (Crushbone)
• The Prophet (Crushbone)
• Orc Trainer (Crushbone)
• Orc Warlord (Crushbone)
• Lord Shin Ree (East Commonlands)
• Grazhak the Berzerker (Rathe Mountains)

List of Common Deathfist Orcs

• Orc Pawn (Deathfist)
• Orc Apprentice
• Orc Centurion (Deathfist)
• Orc Oracle (Deathfist)
• Orc Legionnaire (Deathfist)
• orc runner
• Orc Weaponsmith

List of Common Crushbone Orcs

• Orc Pawn (Crushbone)
• Orc Centurion (Crushbone)
• Orc Oracle (Crushbone)
• Orc Legionnaire (Crushbone)
• Orc Taskmaster (Crushbone)
• Orc Chief (Lesser Faydark)
• Orc Hatchetman (Greater Faydark)

See also

• Orc Belt Quests