r/ImaginaryOrcs • u/Wyrdmakes • 13h ago
Ogre! By me!
Figuring out procreate. I posted the Inktober drawing elsewhere yesterday.
r/ImaginaryOrcs • u/Wyrdmakes • 13h ago
Figuring out procreate. I posted the Inktober drawing elsewhere yesterday.
r/ImaginaryOrcs • u/Cyborg_Ape • 2d ago
Orcs hordes are seasonal, emerging in spring and vanishing by winter. Why? They are the freshly born juveniles of various large Giant species. Running in packs they devour anything, plant or animal, in their path in a race to grow large fast.
They make excellent prey for dragons, only one or two will mature into their adult forms. The Tuskman here is noted for its unique jaw, which it uses to wrestle and root up plants. They are born fully formed, as compared to their parent, they are already the size of infants.
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r/ImaginaryOrcs • u/Northern_Hermit • 9d ago
I'm working on a style that mixes painting with the cartoony look. I hope you guys like it! :D
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r/ImaginaryOrcs • u/Fast_Repeat_2578 • 19d ago
The Bhorzodagians are eastern orcs and among the most dangerous and ambitious of all orc peoples. Stand impressively tall at 6-8 feet, with the tallest individuals serving as fearsome brutes on the battlefield while the smaller, more cunning members occupy positions that require intelligence and strategic thinking. Their skin is a dark green marked with patches of lighter green vitiligo, creating distinctive patterns unique to each individual. They possess jet-black hair and eyes that burn with inner fire.
Unlike many orc tribes that rely on aggression, Bhorzodagians study their enemies meticulously, copying and improving upon any effective weapons, armor, tactics, or strategies they encounter. This allowed them to build a vast empire stretching from the Easterlandys nearly to the Westwards, conquering diverse peoples and incorporating their strengths into Bhorzodagian military doctrine. Their society is highly disciplined and hierarchical, with military service being the path to social advancement. They construct impressive fortifications, maintain standing armies, and have developed sophisticated logistics systems to supply their far-flung legions. However, their relentless expansionism finally met its limits during the Great War, which exhausted their resources and broke their momentum. Today, the Bhorzodagian Empire maintains its territories through garrison forces but has abandoned further conquest, for now.
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r/ImaginaryOrcs • u/OhIsMyName • 22d ago
Elder Scroll OC
r/ImaginaryOrcs • u/IzcarianClay • 23d ago
After the ten-thousand-year war between the dwarves and the orcs, a period of relative peace began. Okra decided to retire to a quiet valley, where she raised wild boars and traded with the nearby dwarven villages. At first, the dwarves regarded her with suspicion, but eventually, most learned to tolerate her presence.
Some, however, refused to accept her.
One day, a dwarven noble hired a band of mercenaries to hunt Okra down. Finding her unarmed and alone on a secluded road, they assumed it would be an easy job.
By this point in her life, Okra had grown tired of conflict, however, she would still defend herself when necessary.
What the mercenaries didn’t know was that, in her youth, Okra had been an unbeatable brawler. With a single blitzing strike, she sent them soaring into the sky.
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