Post by DM Dan/Bi'rel/Sheila on May 8, 2015 18:55:55 GMT
Half-orcs often have poor relations with other races. In particular, half-orcs rarely get along with dwarves, due to racial enmity between them. Halflings and gnomes are also typically distrusting of half-orcs, although not to the degree of dwarves. Even amongst their human brethren, half-orcs are generally distrusted or feared.
Half-orcs react to this distrust through a number of ways. Some half-orcs fall into introverted behavior, trying to attract as little attention to themselves as possible. Others try their hardest to do good unto others, whether out of sincere charity or simply a desire for approval and acceptance.
The troubles that their heritage brings them teaches most half-orcs to be untrusting and suspicious. Some half-orcs have as much trouble forming bonds with others as other races have accepting them, making friends with great difficulty and losing them with much greater ease.
Though in Tirianda for the most part they seem to be fairly well accepted.
Half-orcs react to this distrust through a number of ways. Some half-orcs fall into introverted behavior, trying to attract as little attention to themselves as possible. Others try their hardest to do good unto others, whether out of sincere charity or simply a desire for approval and acceptance.
The troubles that their heritage brings them teaches most half-orcs to be untrusting and suspicious. Some half-orcs have as much trouble forming bonds with others as other races have accepting them, making friends with great difficulty and losing them with much greater ease.
Though in Tirianda for the most part they seem to be fairly well accepted.