Orc

Created in the Cauldron of Tahrarohk:
Orcs, the formidable and often misunderstood beings, trace their origin to the divine collaboration of Izukah: Goddess of Chaos and Mischief and Taranis: God of War. Crafted from the fiery soil of Tararohk, a realm of perpetual war, and infused with the chaotic essence of Izukah, orcs emerged as a product of divine chaos and martial might.
Tribalistic and Warlike Society:
Orcs inherently carry the primal essence of chaos within them, and this chaotic nature manifests in their societal structure. They thrive in tribal communities, each led by a chieftain chosen through strength and combat prowess. The constant state of tribal warfare is not only a means of survival but a reflection of the warlike influence imparted by Taranis.
Argumentative and Aggressive:
Fueled by the will of chaos from Izukah, orcs are known for their argumentative and aggressive demeanor. Discord is not merely tolerated but often embraced as a natural part of their social interactions. This quality, while contributing to their formidable presence in battle, has also led to misunderstandings and prejudices from other high races.
Eastern Wilds and Thanoran Legacy:
The orcs inhabit the eastern wilds, a region that was once the territory of the Thanoran Theocracy. The legacy of the fallen empire lingers in the landscape, influencing the orcs' way of life. Though viewed with disdain by other high races, the orcs have found strength in the untamed wilderness they call home.
Struggle for Recognition:
Orcs face the challenge of overcoming the negative perceptions surrounding their existence. The echoes of their creation by chaotic forces and their tribalistic tendencies contribute to a lack of understanding from other high races. This struggle for recognition fuels their determination to assert themselves in a world that often judges them based on preconceived notions.
Adaptation to the Wild:
Living in the untamed eastern wilds has shaped the orcs into skilled survivalists. They have learned to harness the chaotic energies of their environment, incorporating the fiery essence of Tahrarohk into their rituals and forging a deep connection with the natural forces surrounding them.
Legacy of War:
Taranis, the god of war, guides the martial traditions of the orcs. They revere Taranis as a deity whose essence is intertwined with the art of battle. War is not just a means of survival but a sacred duty, and the orcs embrace the legacy of war as a central aspect of their existence.
Blood Feuds:
Proditor: God of Strength and Vengence is revered by the orcs, but to a lesser extent. When an orc is offended by the action of another, he may invoke a challenge by combat. The death of the loser often led to blood feuds and the invocation of Proditor's blessing to grant the kin of the looser the power to get revenge.