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As with all goblinoids, ogres are possessed of a brutish idiocy, but it was not always so. Once, the goblinoids were a noble warrior culture, with rage tempered by sensitivity, but all that changed when the [[Tsol'teth]] made them into their present state by altering their [[spiral ribbons of future creation]]. | As with all goblinoids, ogres are possessed of a brutish idiocy, but it was not always so. Once, the goblinoids were a noble warrior culture, with rage tempered by sensitivity, but all that changed when the [[Tsol'teth]] made them into their present state by altering their [[spiral ribbons of future creation]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:42, 17 February 2008
Ogres are the largest of the goblinoid races. They are native to the Underrealm, as are all goblinoid races, but nowadays they may be found in such placed as Thalagor and Dun Fortress. A pair of ogres guards the entrance to Minia against those who have reached the twenty-first level, and a subrace of two-headed ogres resides in Belladona's Keep.
As with all goblinoids, ogres are possessed of a brutish idiocy, but it was not always so. Once, the goblinoids were a noble warrior culture, with rage tempered by sensitivity, but all that changed when the Tsol'teth made them into their present state by altering their spiral ribbons of future creation.