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<blockquote data-quote="Oofta" data-source="post: 9449654" data-attributes="member: 6801845">Orcs in my world are grown much like clones in Star Wars.&nbsp; They are incubated in Jotunheim (Norse land of giants) and brought into the world via sacrificial altars.&nbsp; They are directly controlled by Grummsh and are controlled by him, at least indirectly.&nbsp; So orcs may seem to suddenly explode in population in an area because a small group starts raiding, they use the raids to get sacrifices (ideally living individuals but blood from different individuals also works) which brings in more orcs. They create a swath of destruction, but also tend to burn out once the number of sacrificial offerings available drops off. Occasionally BBEGs will make a deal with Grummsh for fodder for their armies.So in a way it ends up working much like Peter Jackson's LotR, they come into the world fully grown warriors.&nbsp; I don't really use them all that often though, but when I do it can be like a plagues of locusts.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oofta, post: 9449654, member: 6801845"] Orcs in my world are grown much like clones in Star Wars. They are incubated in Jotunheim (Norse land of giants) and brought into the world via sacrificial altars. They are directly controlled by Grummsh and are controlled by him, at least indirectly. So orcs may seem to suddenly explode in population in an area because a small group starts raiding, they use the raids to get sacrifices (ideally living individuals but blood from different individuals also works) which brings in more orcs. They create a swath of destruction, but also tend to burn out once the number of sacrificial offerings available drops off. Occasionally BBEGs will make a deal with Grummsh for fodder for their armies. So in a way it ends up working much like Peter Jackson's LotR, they come into the world fully grown warriors. I don't really use them all that often though, but when I do it can be like a plagues of locusts. [/QUOTE]

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