I'm afraid Twitter is out-posting us at the moment
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I'm afraid Twitter is out-posting us at the moment
a green thumb is just a normal thumb to me.... just a glimpse of how orc my mind has become...
Sometimes I catch myself like âthereâs no way this guy can fight and hunt and work with his long curly hair down, it would be a tangled mess, I need to draw a more utilitarian hairstyleâ
But then I remember that this is fantasy and the guy in question is literally a giant orc and I can suspend my disbelief about the styling of his flowing locks
i can make a better intro paragraph to a book. watch this
The Orcish city of Ninestone, near the western border of Fulmora, was a bustling capital of travel and trade. Its central location on the continent made it an important rest stop for many travelers of many creedsâwhich, in turn, made it an excellent place for any enterprising merchant to appeal to a diverse, ever-cycling array of potential customers. The city itself was named after the landmark it was founded upon; a constellation of nine great boulders, each one more than three stories tall. The boulders themselves, along with the land around them, were made into a public park of sorts at the center of the city, a place for locals and visitors alike to meet, wander, or simply rest and enjoy the scenery.
Ninestone's namesakes were the only thing in the city left unburned.
Orcs' City
I had my first kiss in Orc City.
smoldered, burned down in the wake of battle
Calling an orc's kid a goblin is a reliable way to fast travel to an early grave
So far Tumblr has gnomeposting, hobbitposting, and orcposting as going trends, but no one has yet successfully popularised elfposting, which is something for which we should all be grateful.
i think there should be more pictures of orcs doing ordinary things. shoveling snow off the sidewalk. vacuuming. origami. bowling. drifting a nissan 240sx