The Orcs give the PCs Warg beasts to ride, wherever or not the PCs can control them enough to ride them depends on their riding skills/the GM/both. Go to Comment
The curved blades of the Orc swords are surprisingly well made (treat as a +1 sword, but one that could get you questioned later by city guards as to how you have it in your possession.)
29-A potion that is not as it seems.
Not out of malice, but by mistake, the Orcs reward the PCs with one of the Flawed Potions. The GM can pick one from the list or choose it randomly by throwing dice. Go to Comment
Normally reserved for tales of the deeds of the great kings and warriors amongst the Orcs, the Orcish bard could make a praise song up for the PCs. How accurate it is and how good a singer the bard is depends on how the GM is feeling at the time. Go to Comment
Comical and entertaining. The slave hit home to something I did to a fellow player (palladin of my religion) when playing a priest who received an god complex type insanity. I have him a squire who just so happened to be a kobold.
Overall, an outstandingly original oblation of orcish objects! Each one funnier than the last. Although some of the latter items in the list still need a little cleaning up, I found the overall content to be extremely entertaining, funny, and even useful! VERY well done, gents! Go to Comment
Appropriately appealing and appalling in turn. I would have liked several of them to be fleshed out better (like 27), and I would have liked a link to the potions list for 29, but this is a great list. Go to Comment
Muro, I would have hoped you would recognize Hlol of Ool Hrusp and the Hand of Gakn. I used him in your Nights of Nehwon RP a while back. I guess you forgot about it, but I enjoyed it immensely.
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The Orcs give the PCs Warg beasts to ride, wherever or not the PCs can control them enough to ride them depends on their riding skills/the GM/both. Go to Comment