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<blockquote data-quote="Garthanos" data-source="post: 4974232" data-attributes="member: 82504">Elves didnt age... so the dwindling might be overcome by ongoing corruption (capture and tortuous transformation = forced form of corruption) ... If orcs were corrupted elves the best evidence we have... (Elves/Humans did not make a separate race but rather one or the other - theoretically neither would orcs).. it is kind of an iffy thing but the cannot create &quot;real&quot; life could also mean what it influences and consumes loses its &quot;grace&quot; why would it be able create life and reproduce either? Probably for me the only context orcs have dignity is in there original one, ie if my setting was middle earth... I was asserting there is no evidence that time traveled back anyone not influenced by a previous game version would find half orcs more plausible or less for that matter than the offspring of shape shifted dragons (something with actual myth backing it).&nbsp;Which was the gist of it....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Garthanos, post: 4974232, member: 82504"] Elves didnt age... so the dwindling might be overcome by ongoing corruption (capture and tortuous transformation = forced form of corruption) ... If orcs were corrupted elves the best evidence we have... (Elves/Humans did not make a separate race but rather one or the other - theoretically neither would orcs).. it is kind of an iffy thing but the cannot create "real" life could also mean what it influences and consumes loses its "grace" why would it be able create life and reproduce either? Probably for me the only context orcs have dignity is in there original one, ie if my setting was middle earth... I was asserting there is no evidence that time traveled back anyone not influenced by a previous game version would find half orcs more plausible or less for that matter than the offspring of shape shifted dragons (something with actual myth backing it). Which was the gist of it.... [/QUOTE]

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