Finally got my knightly orc up, hopefully it should be suitable.
Feedback is always appreciated ^^
Looks good to go.
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Looks good to go.
Huh, I can go with a tribal orc that has his doubts about what the Company is doing. I can't imagine everyone is drinking the kool-aid.
If people want, I can set up a Skype chat that won't require others to logon with accounts or share contact info or anything. Might help for brainstorming and so forth.
Hello, this is still a need. We have strong characters already made and good players. We need this role filled, however.
Hello, this is still a need. We have strong characters already made and good players. We need this role filled, however.
That and nothing is locked down until there is an actual approval of a character sheet.
See within: Morgan, the Black Orc.
Approved.
@BCTheEntity@Zendrelax Choosing Sparla for the role. I don't like choosing between characters, but there is only one slot in this role. I realize everyone put work in and I appreciate that, but in the end I have to go with the sheet that fits the role. Basically, Zendrelax's sheet had a lot more to work with in terms of history detail and I like the idea of Magog being a fallen hero of the Company, with his tusks carved into scrimshaw and mounted on the banner as a reminder that he killed twenty on his way out. By the same token Sparla isn't merely a terrifying character, she's set an entire bunny city aflame for daring to stand in her way. I feel that fits the narrative and the character role.
@HeySeussI was just wondering if I could make a orc with a flaming hammer or an insane resistance to fire.
That said, I think I just came up with another idea of a human-raised orc whose trying to be a knightly figure with limited amounts of success. Would something like that be possible? Might be interesting to do an orc with a more human approach to things. Also orcish chivalry must be something amazingly hilarious now that I think about it some more.
Sure, that sounds very viable, actually. The Company likes having Tuskers on hand that have insight into the humans.
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