Gargu-Khanu or Black Orcs

Gargu-Khanu Black Orcs or Uruks as they sometimes call themselves average five feet some getting as tall as 6 feet.  Khanu  are the tallest, largest, strongest, and most murderous of all Gargun sub-species. They are covered in black to patchy dark brown fur. They have no discernable skills other than fighting, killing, and the will to dominate the weak. Fortunately for the rest of Hârn, they breed far more slowly and kill each other much more readily than any other Gargun species.
  Gargu-Khanu are rarely found in nomadic bands nor are they good builders.  Instead, Black Orcs seek out other colonies of  of weaker orcs and take over their cave complexes, enslaving and ruling over the smaller Gargu-Araki, Kyani, and Hyeka. Sometimes they will form hybrid societies incorporating Streaked, Brown and White orcs together in the same complex.
  Gargu-Khanu Red Orcs and there is always bloodshed when the two species interact.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Bipedal humanoid

Genetics and Reproduction

Growth Rate & Stages

Ecology and Habitats

Typically found dominating other colonies of Araki, Kyani, or Hyeka Gargun.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Carnivorous

Biological Cycle

Behaviour

Only the strongest of wills can dominate the Gargu-Khanu.  They cannot tollerate weakness of any kind, they cannot be negotiated with and will always fight to the last.  They only accept subserviance from other sub-species.  They are also the most intelligent, cunning, and ferocious in battle.

Additional Information

Geographic Origin and Distribution

Cave complexs dominating other colonies of orcs.

Average Intelligence

Intelligent and cunning.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Very good sense of smell, very good night vision.
Gargu-Khanu by Richard Luschek
Gargun Species Overview
Gargu-Araki or Streaked Orc,
Gargu-Kyani or White Orc,
Gargu-Hyeka or Brown Orc,
Gargu-Viasal or Red Orc,

Lifespan
10 years
Average Height
5' (1.5m)
Average Weight
155# (70kg)
Body Tint, Colouring and Marking
Covered in black to patchy dark brown fur.


Cover image: by Richard Luschek

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