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{{Lore Book
|ON=1
|author=[[Lore:Books by Author#Taleon Mythmaker|Taleon Mythmaker]]
|description=A brief essay on the creation and virtues of the Orcish race
|poem=1
}}
Think {{Lore Link|Orc}}s are simple beastfolk, one of the {{Lore Link|Goblin}} races? Think again!
{{Lore Link|Trinimac}}, strongest of the {{Lore Link|Altmer}}i ancestor spirits, gave birth to the powerful and proud Orcs. When he was changed by the {{Lore Link|Daedric Prince}} {{Lore Link|Boethiah}}, his people changed as well, becoming the Orcs we know today.
These noble creatures display unshakeable courage in battle. They demonstrate uncompromising endurance in hardships that would overwhelm anyone of another race. Widely feared and hated, the Orcs have nevertheless slowly won acceptance in the {{Lore Link|Empire}}.
Orc society is imagined to be rough and cruel, but there is a fierce loyalty that runs deeply through their culture. Their armorers produce some of the finest {{Lore Link|armor}} in all the land, demonstrating conclusively that Orcs aren't the monsters our campfire stories make them out to be.
That said, make no mistake: Orcs are fierce and strong, and their ability to wage war should not be underestimated. An Orc is more likely to strike first than start up a conversation, and that strike is always meant to maim or kill. Their physical size and prowess make them gravitate toward {{Lore Link|Two Handed|two-handed}} {{Lore Link|weapons}}, which they wield with wild abandon.
Do not mistake their frightening visage and towering size for stupidity or lack of culture. They might be despised and feared (the latter with good reason), but anyone who dismisses them as mindless monsters does so at great peril.
{{Book End}}
|ON=1
|author=[[Lore:Books by Author#Taleon Mythmaker|Taleon Mythmaker]]
|description=A brief essay on the creation and virtues of the Orcish race
|poem=1
}}
Think {{Lore Link|Orc}}s are simple beastfolk, one of the {{Lore Link|Goblin}} races? Think again!
{{Lore Link|Trinimac}}, strongest of the {{Lore Link|Altmer}}i ancestor spirits, gave birth to the powerful and proud Orcs. When he was changed by the {{Lore Link|Daedric Prince}} {{Lore Link|Boethiah}}, his people changed as well, becoming the Orcs we know today.
These noble creatures display unshakeable courage in battle. They demonstrate uncompromising endurance in hardships that would overwhelm anyone of another race. Widely feared and hated, the Orcs have nevertheless slowly won acceptance in the {{Lore Link|Empire}}.
Orc society is imagined to be rough and cruel, but there is a fierce loyalty that runs deeply through their culture. Their armorers produce some of the finest {{Lore Link|armor}} in all the land, demonstrating conclusively that Orcs aren't the monsters our campfire stories make them out to be.
That said, make no mistake: Orcs are fierce and strong, and their ability to wage war should not be underestimated. An Orc is more likely to strike first than start up a conversation, and that strike is always meant to maim or kill. Their physical size and prowess make them gravitate toward {{Lore Link|Two Handed|two-handed}} {{Lore Link|weapons}}, which they wield with wild abandon.
Do not mistake their frightening visage and towering size for stupidity or lack of culture. They might be despised and feared (the latter with good reason), but anyone who dismisses them as mindless monsters does so at great peril.
{{Book End}}
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