Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Wik" data-source="post: 3454218" data-attributes="member: 40177">For the Ogres - Why not do what human children do, and put these ogres through a &quot;fecal stage&quot;?&nbsp; What I mean by this is, they are fascinated with the various portions of the body - everything from bile, blood, urine, and all that jazz.&nbsp; Hell, these ogres could even see internal liquids as religious in nature, used as offerings to their god (Blood can bring on the rain, and the correct burning of flesh brings the god's wrath upon the ogre's enemies).Also, why not have the ogres be a slave culture?&nbsp; Every ogre is a slave to the next ogre up - the chieftain, in effect, &quot;owns&quot; the entire tribe.&nbsp; As for actual &quot;culture&quot;, make 'em horticulturalists.&nbsp; They grow small gardens (probably really small, since ogres aren't known for their attention spans) of simple roots or potatoes.&nbsp; They also raise goats or sheepthat wander loosely around the ogres' domain.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wik, post: 3454218, member: 40177"] For the Ogres - Why not do what human children do, and put these ogres through a "fecal stage"? What I mean by this is, they are fascinated with the various portions of the body - everything from bile, blood, urine, and all that jazz. Hell, these ogres could even see internal liquids as religious in nature, used as offerings to their god (Blood can bring on the rain, and the correct burning of flesh brings the god's wrath upon the ogre's enemies). Also, why not have the ogres be a slave culture? Every ogre is a slave to the next ogre up - the chieftain, in effect, "owns" the entire tribe. As for actual "culture", make 'em horticulturalists. They grow small gardens (probably really small, since ogres aren't known for their attention spans) of simple roots or potatoes. They also raise goats or sheepthat wander loosely around the ogres' domain. [/QUOTE]

Verification