| Man-Orc | |
|---|---|
| |
| skill | 4-8 |
| stamina | 3-8 |
| Habitat | Forests, Hills, Plains, Towns |
| Number Encountered | 1 or 2-12 |
| Type | Halfbreed, Humanoid |
| Reaction | Neutral-Unfriendly |
| Intelligence | Average-High |
A Man-Orc is the offspring of a Human parent and an Orc parent.
Description[]
These unfortunate creatures are found sporadically throughout the planet, sometimes as solitary, shunned beings, and are usually disowned by both races. Sometimes Man-Orcs work in trade, such as shopkeepers in Port Blacksand, or innkeepers in northern Gallantaria.[1][2]
Origins and Distribution[]
The Man-Orc, also known as a Half-Orc, is the offspring of Orcs and Humans.[3] They are found across Titan. Some Man-Orcs live in the Moonstone Hills.[4] Man-Orcs are sometimes to be found living in villages, such as the Svinn Man-Orcs who dwell in Torrepani in the Shamutanti Hills.[5] Their greatest concentration appears to be in the northern part of Khul, around the eastern Mountains of the Giants and into the Wastes of Chaos.[6]
Special Abilities[]
A man-orc competing against the Big Belly Man in a pie-eating competition.
Man-orcs were known to be quite proficient in eating, as they possessed several stomachs.
Further Notes[]
- Most Man-Orcs are Evil, but some are Neutral or Good. The Man-Orc Warrior Priestess Ellion G’Arrak is a notable example of a Man-Orc who serves the cause of Good. [7]
Notable Man-Orcs[]
- Ellion G'Arrak was a priestess of Sindla.
- Nimrur was a man-orc that ran a herbalists shop in Port Blacksand.
- Bhingara, Woman-Orc Mage in Port Blacksand. [8]
- Crusha was a man-orc that worked as a bodyguard for Jethro Jaggle.[9]
Further Information in Canon[]
More information can be found at:Source[10]
The Fighting Fantasy 10th Anniversary Yearbook
(pg108)
Out of the Pit
(Large) (pg78#*, pg126)
Allansia
(pg135, pg152)
Blacksand!
(pg107#)
City of Thieves
(para5#, para101, para167, para250*, para289, para342)
Caverns of the Snow Witch
(para398#*)
Trial of Champions
(pg21, para94)
Chasms of Malice
(para350)
Armies of Death
(para52*, para217*)
Master of Chaos
(para181, para203#*, para323, para337)
Legend of the Shadow Warriors
(para3, para4, para40, para64, para78, para98, para120, para132, para195, para227*, para265, para272#, para287, para310, para326, para342)
The Trolltooth Wars
(pg115*)
Demonstealer
(pg102*)
Shadowmaster
(pg13)
Kharé - Cityport of Traps
(para19, para280)
The Shamutanti Hills
(para232)
Titan - The Fighting Fantasy World'(Large) (pg63, pg79)
Titan - The Fighting Fantasy World'(Small) (pg131, pg175)
Warlock Issue 2
(pg4#)
See Also[]
Appendix[]
Gallery[]
Appearances[]
Adventures
- Armies of Death
- Caverns of the Snow Witch (book)
- City of Thieves (book)
- Creature of Havoc (book)
- Dead of Night
- Deathtrap Dungeon (d20)
- Legend of the Shadow Warriors
- Master of Chaos
- Secrets of Salamonis
- The Gates of Death (book)
- The Port of Peril (book)
- The Warlock of Firetop Mountain (AFF)
Sourcebooks
- Blacksand (AFF)
- Heroes of Titan
- Out of the Pit
- The Titan Herbal (mentioned)
Video Games
References[]
- ↑ City of Thieves - paras. 183, 250.
- ↑ Dead of Night - para. 9, 72
- ↑ Blacksand! - p.??; Out of the Pit - p.??
- ↑ Caverns of the Snow Witch - para. 398
- ↑ The Shamutanti Hills - p. 232
- ↑ Master of Chaos -p. 337, 353
- ↑ The Warlock of Firetop Mountain (AFF) - p. 9
- ↑ The Warlock Returns Issue 11, pg. 8
- ↑ The Port of Peril - 104 (illustrated), 214, 275
- ↑ Complete list of references catalogued by FF Titan Bestiary
| Orcs |
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| Sub-Types
Blood Orc • Chaotic Orc • Common Orc • Forest Orc • Marsh Orc • Mountain Orc • Mutant Orc • Ogre • Pygmy Orc • Scavenger Orc • Sea Orc • Sniffer Orc • Uglukk Orc Related Species Blackheart • Bugbear • Craggerack • Doragar • Exo-beast • Great Orc • Half-Orc • Hobgoblin • Khomatad • Kobold • Korgar • Kragaar • Mamlik • Man-Orc • Svinn • Thoul • Toa-Suo • Troll-Orc |