half-orc

"Though I should have expected this sort of behavior from a half-orc!"

Encouraged, the half-orc looked around for something to help him gain purchase.

Vinsint gave a great yank that almost cut the half-orc in two.

The half-orc nodded to his men, and the pair raised their silver crossbows.

In Castlemourn, one can find almost all of the core races, except half-orc.

He cast an anxious glance to- ward the sullen half-orc.

The wizard felt Razfallow slip away, but he could hear no sign of the half-orc's movement.

Daryth drove the half-orc away with a dazzling series of blows.

He saw the sweat beading on the half-orc's face.

The half-orc is a playable race for D&D player characters.

Fully aware that he was no match for the half-orc, the kender took the only other option open to him.

The half-orc's beastly features leered at them, but his voice continued smoothly.

The half-orc was marked for death, though this task must take a lower priority than the slaying of the prince.

The half-orc slammed into the hard, un- yielding desk.

They are the equivalent of the half-orc.

The half-orc was introduced in the first edition Player's Handbook (1978) as a player character race.

The half-orc's favored character class is the barbarian.

He stood against the probing blade and laid a vicious slash along the half-orc's forearm.

Tasslehoff could see from the look in Denzil's eyes that the half-orc was still trying to make sense of everything that had happened.

The disguise was obviously intended to mask the half-orc's race, but Daryth looked full into his beastly face.

The rogue tried to follow the half-orc's movements, but both his arms were pulled outright, shackled tight at the wrists.

The half-orc in the original AD&D game was a standard player character race, typically assuming the assassin class.

Denzil is described as a half-orc, while orcs do not exist in the Dragonlance continuity.

If half-orcs survives this, the half-orc and the bionoid bind in symbiosis.

It was as if the half-orc taunted him with his back, daring him to strike the single blow that would kill him.