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<blockquote data-quote="Lord Pendragon" data-source="post: 1287665" data-attributes="member: 707">If your campaign is more role-play oriented, you might want to consider making the BBEG a high-level half-orc barbarian.The son of a female orc and a male human slave, this half-orc would have been raised by orcs, but be much smarter than the average orc, due to his human lineage.&nbsp; Make him Chaotic-Good, with a goal of uniting all the disparate orc tribes together through warfare, and bettering their lives by having them conquer better hunting ground.&nbsp; Or you could throw in the evil holy disk idea, and have him gathering clay disks at the behest of the orc clerics, who have prophecied that if they displease their god, the orc population will be decimated by a terrible plague.If the half-orc gets a chance to talk with the PCs before battle, they're going to have some thinking to do.&nbsp; Especially if there's a paladin in the party and they realize he's not evil.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lord Pendragon, post: 1287665, member: 707"] If your campaign is more role-play oriented, you might want to consider making the BBEG a high-level half-orc barbarian. The son of a female orc and a male human slave, this half-orc would have been raised by orcs, but be much smarter than the average orc, due to his human lineage. Make him Chaotic-Good, with a goal of uniting all the disparate orc tribes together through warfare, and bettering their lives by having them conquer better hunting ground. Or you could throw in the evil holy disk idea, and have him gathering clay disks at the behest of the orc clerics, who have prophecied that if they displease their god, the orc population will be decimated by a terrible plague. If the half-orc gets a chance to talk with the PCs before battle, they're going to have some thinking to do. Especially if there's a paladin in the party and they realize he's not evil. [/QUOTE]

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