Fake Orc Controversy! (Ep. 368)
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Fake orcs are invading social media! Angry Dwarf shows how to tell FAKE orcs from the real ones. Professor DM analyzes how orcs TPKed his players. Check out these amazing orc artists at the links below!
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It is truly a shame a shame 5e just is known for grey orcs, green/mountain orcs with snouts get zero representation and almost nobody makes minis for them, good to see some folks still do!
Lots of them, turns out!
@@DUNGEONCRAFT1 Places like MyMiniFactory is severely lacking in them sadly
Otherworld miniatures - I own around 50 of their pig faced orcs!
I guess they're all Gannon... Started as pig face, ended up as a gray bulky elf
Otherworld Miniatures have some fantastic pig orcs
While I love ALL Professor Dungeon Master's videos.. I feel like I am from the future and have seen this one already.
Same
Hoping PDM explains it. It’s likely an algo strategy. Very curious about it.
@@thuglifegame7573 from what I understand some artists objected to his use of their art in the original version of the video so he had to remake it with art submitted by fans of the channel.
i think hes testing how many more views he will get using the word "scandal" , testing the algorithm
Just realized it is labeled episode 368, which lines up a with the repost explanation
"Orcs want to eat your face!" well that's gonna happen next session when an orc crits on a player 🎲🗡😅
LOL. I'm stealing this one!
Name the orc something like Mykeh Thussan for crits and giggles :p
That was an excellent Johnathan Ryes Davies Gimli. I busted out at “the player’s cheeto licking fingers”! 🤣🤣🤣
Although Gimli would be confused by Orcs that look like pigs, because Tolkien's orcs - and therefore those he'd be familiar with - have flat faces and not elongated snouts.
Basically they look like Gamorians from Star Wars.
Rhys is the correct Welsh spelling.
@@SaltyBob355 Which only exist because Lucas was a D&D player. What goes around comes around
Have I seen this video before? #dejavú
A year or so ago our party TPK'd in that opening hallway.
Most of those caves have the potential to kill a party.
Yep. If the DM plays the creatures properly even the Kobold and Goblin caves should be deadly.
Wait, is it a re-upload?
I'll still watch it, of course
i think it is lol
Yes. One of the previous artists objected to their art being used. So I got NEW art and re-edited it.
@@DUNGEONCRAFT1 Ah, gotcha
@@DUNGEONCRAFT1 Thank you for the clarification. This is still one of your best videos lately, I was happy to watch it again!
Let me guess, he wasn't a real orc and got offended!@@DUNGEONCRAFT1
Oh dear! The title had me thinking this would be a follow up, not a re-upload. I still watched it again. ⚒️🛠️☕
It's different from the first version. One of the orc artists objected to their art being used. So I invited other artists to submit their orcs and re-edited the video with new art.
How does an orc say hello?
_Uruk Hai_ 👋
Good one!
This needs more likes!!!
They say hello with a rusty blade in your gut
Great DnD channel. We need more Angry Dwarf!
Heh, "That's not an orc! That's a green elf!" 😆
I always love when you bring out the Grognard dwarf.
"Never split the party!"
There is a reason I have that on a sign on the wall.
I agree, in principle, but routinely distance myself from them, too...
😂
"Keep them in sight, but don't share the trap!"
🤣👍
@@tyree9055 Well, and "Fireball."
😂😂😂😂@@tyree9055
But, that's what the Great Ax is for.
Never split the party... unless the other half is trailing behind a bit in order to ambush the ambushing orcs trying to sneak up on the first group.
I have played this dungeon with the 3.5 rules and I soloed it with a level 2 Duskblade. Magic weapon, does a lot of lifting as does swift expedous retreat. There was a bad storm that day and I was the only person to show up to the game.
My character was surrounded in the room with four orcs, offed two and had one at half hp before the others showed up and then cast magic weapon and started dropping an orc a round.
Thanks for sharing!
Oh no, not another orc scandal!
Thanks for watching!
yeah being from ADnD days when did Orcs image change? Also Kolbods change too , weren't they more dog like before and no tie to dragons??
Well orcs changed probably in 3e or somewhere on 2e. There are tons of orcs, Tolkien described them as warmongering, spliced, corrupted and sewn together elven/human hybrids. Which makes American expires (they even went west) the best coincidence, specially if you take in count that LotR was inspired in the most racist mythology even made: Nordic one.
But "game orcs" which appeared in early versións of DnD, dragon quest, animated LotR even Zelda, are pig headed. The "green dumb giant" comes from the UK: Warhammer, fallout, bloodbowl, etc... All from the UK.
About kobolds, those took me by surprise, I never expected them to be shorter than Halflings amphibian dragons. when all I knew were the shaved mini bears that come from orc wombs filled up with goblin seed which only purpose is to mine for metals and build strongholds.
5e had tons of changes, 160 cm dwarves, gnomes being taller than Halflings and elves being shorter than humans (which looking at Norse mythology, makes sense, but are opposite to Tolkien's elves of bizarre, tall and elegant appearance) was another "what the heck is going on here? My miniatures are not aligned with the current lore." scenario and my "dwarven giant of 121 cm now just being "average"
@solouno2280 Kobolds in their earliest appearances in D&D have deceiving art so you ended up with the masses thinking there were supposed to be scaled.
That eventually turned into them just being lizards.
Folk lore Kobold from myth are more like even more nasty gnomes who would poison and harm miners.
Thank you for watching!
Kobolds only even having any animal associations at all was a D&D thing to separate them from other types of goblin, as their original folklore is just the local term for a mean prankster spirit (goblin, imp) that distresses miners in particular. Cobalt, the deep blue metal often found in deposits near precious metals, is also called "goblin metal" so _I_ always figured no matter how kobolds look they ought to be _dark blue_ in coloration.
So far as I know, both them being reptilian _and_ them being associated with dragons is a 3rd Edition thing that was then made permanent, as far as WotC and Hasbro care that seems to be "the start" of D&D. I'd even posit the reptilian elements were just the artists taking liberties with previous editions' dog-like kobolds, then the "they worship dragons" part was added as an extension of the decision to make them reptiles.
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Tolkien doesn't talk about "sewn together" human - elf hybrids. For Tolkien orcs are elves corrupted but Morgoth. Trolls are corrupted Ents as well...
Cheeto dust is a age old problem in rpgs that has never been resolved. My table rule is, wash your hands before you touch my books.
Cheetohs, Doritos and pizza grease are an integral part of the game, man. You can't take shortcuts on this.
Always remember the goal is to give some teenagers the same feeling you had when you were a teenager rolling the dice. if you love those miniatures too much, get some meeples or something or use coins. You shouldn't be counting squares anyway. This isnt chess or stratego.
Good rule.
yeah, as a pirate, I often saw swamp elves with their green skin and muscle build, who looked like orcs get attacked by adventure parties by mistake. This had happened so often that it forced the swamp elves to leave the swamps and live with what reminded of the green elves after the crown wars.
Interesting.
I said this elsewhere, but kudos to PDM for showcasing the fan artists who created the new art for this reposted video, and for the links to the manufacturers who make "REAL ORCS"!
😉😂😂😂😎😎😎😎
Thank you.
angry dwarf, if you ever wake up in a cold sweat feeling the preludes of a fit of rage, know that it's becasue this video made me want to set up an entirely orc-based setting, with orc scholars and orc smiths and orc clerics and even orc barbarians
Lol. Do it!
@@DUNGEONCRAFT1heh one of my hiatused tables is ran by an orc lover so she has a whole country ran by orcs, on it my PC's a half-orc artificer with a genius orc for a mother
you got to love all dungeon craft videos because even when its a repost, its still going to surprise you. Will be interesting to see if this one gets more views. I have started to use that line, "thats not an orc, thats a green elf" in my group, angry dwarf voice and all.
PDM, thanks for continuing to be being a standup person and doing a reupload when an artist requests their art not be used.
Good news, Dan. HackMaster orcs have porcine features. They're also more brutal and tougher than old D&D orcs. Following more along the lines of Tolkein orcs.
Cool!
I played Keep on the Boarderlands for my first TTRPG campaign! Bought the 5e remake as a tribute.
Thankfully, missed the orc trap there.
I love ALL Angry Dwarf videos!
Thank you for watching!
In The Dark Eye, a TTRPG made in 1984, orcs are still referred to as "black pigskins" in the game's latest edition... now I know why.
Dark Eye!
I loved this the first time around and I was looking forward to the new one with the updated artwork. Bummer the OG art dude wasn't happy someone was bringing new attention to old work. I am glad you asked for new art and edited a version with it. I look forward to watching it again and sharing it with my buddies.
Thanks for the work on the videos, it is always nice to see what you have put together. Great channel, looking forwar to the next one.
Great! Thanks for the re-post. I wanted to show my kids a couple weeks ago and it wasn't available. I'm sending them the link now. I really like all of the Dungeon Craft videos.
Thanks so much!
Great video, Professor. I actually prefer the look of Warhammer's square jawed, barrel chested, stumpy legged orcs to the classic pig-faced orcs. But that's me. Your orc tactics are solid though. I like to run goblins this way too. Lots of them, sneak attacks and of course short bows for range attacks.
Warhammer orcs are cool.
Hold on, where's the "Fake Orcs DESTROYED!" video?
This cave instilled in me a love of hired hands. Bow and spearmen in particular. I will take less starting gear in favor of hirelings and some kind logistics capacity.
When I ref, my intro will feature intros with this option and clear examples of people making deals, using oaths and contracts, and generally partnering up to get stuff done.
Fun video, thanks!
I love Dungeon Craft videos! That out of the way, Keep on the Borderlands is a great model for what an introductory module should be. Should be incorporated into every DMs campaign in some fashion. Great video, thanks!
I agree. It's a BRILLIANT module.
I assume the module was based on the 1908 novel "House on the Borderlands" by William Hope Hodgson where the protagonist is attacked by swarms of swine-headed beasts... Amazing book, it goes some crazy places
I love ALL of Professor Dungeon Master's videos.
Questing Beast fan?
Sure makes the comment section interesting.
I only have a masters so when a Professor says 'comment' - I do!@@WayneBraack
The Dark Crystal was one of my favorite movies as I kid. I saw it in the theater.
Funny thing about the movie we saw as it wasn't as nearly as dark as Henson wanted. From what the inside baseball says he wanted a far darker tone to the movie with no human dialogue. Wow, that might have been way more crazy that what we got.
Thanks for sharing.
We NEED more of the Angry Dwarf and maybe snarky Elf :)
More angry dwarf coming.
That whole cave was designed back in the days when the 1st level magic-user spell Sleep was actually useful at low levels. As long as you didn't accidentally drop it on any party members, you could safely & quickly remove a bunch of orcs from the fight.
Love the clickbait title! It's a perfect follow-up to your video explaining how the engagement stats work. That it stands on its own as an amusing expression of opinion AND a classic callback to this channel's origins as a "How To" crafting channel is just icing on the cake.
For the algae rhythm! =D
Coming next: "The rolling up a character with 4d6 Scandal Just Got Worse!"
😆@@DUNGEONCRAFT1
This submission is a cool response to the "it gets worse" demon eyes problem you described in another video.
Thank you. Glad you got the title was a joke.
I like the lethality and brutality of your GM style :) To me old school DnD was about surviving the uncertainty and was part of the fun, and sometimes you get the bear and sometimes the bear gets you (most likely after the RNG Gods have abandoned you).
Yes!
You forgot about the tar/oil-dipped net that falls from the ceiling that they set ablaze!
That's cave C--equally nasty.
Wasn't expecting the re upload, still enjoy the angry dwarf
Yes. One of the artists objected to their work being used, so I took the video down and replaced it with new art.
One of your best videos. It has painting tips, tactical tips, lore, humor, and an angry dwarf; and it didn't take 15 minutes to run. Great job Professor, I appreciate the extra work you put into this one.
...and I love all of your videos!
I have "fond" memories of the Keep.
We played 8 sessions, I had 7 character deaths. Two other players had 2 deaths, and only 1 person levelled up.
Good times
Lol. It was a meat-grinder.
What I got from this was mainly just that you play with the (house?) rule that creatures break line of sight. Might be a really good one, honestly. Makes positioning matter a lot more for casters.
Any ranged attack other than magic missile has a chance of hitting the wrong target when fired into a melee. That's how we've always played. Makes combat more realistic and can be pretty funny sometimes!
@@Ubotit_Unaymit i also noticed he said that a healing word would get blocked, which i like the sound of
@FrostRose lol! That's pretty funny too!
My players had the most troubles with the orcs (and, later, the bugbears). And one of the orc chiefs made off with the lion's share of the loot and a handful of female orcs and whelps rather than fight to the bitter end. So all the desperate fighting was not profitable for the players in the end.
Thanks for sharing your story!
Another great video. Thank you as always. I’ll be running your version of Keep on the Borderlands with the caves of carnage soon!
I love the view of orcs as inhuman piglike monsters-it reminds me of Moblins from original Legend of Zelda. I used to love Zelda artwork from the 80s and 90s, and depictions of a huge fat pig Ganon and similarly disgusting Moblins as ganon’s foot soldiers solidified the idea of power as making you greedy as a pig. Also, I’ve always considered pigs and boars frightening because I grew up where wild pigs and boars have always been a problem, and there’s nothing more terrifying than a whole pack of wild pigs descending on a town and smashing into shops or harassing people even in their cars. Even domesticated pigs go feral when they get released into the wild, growing tusks and spiky hair even where none was before.
While I understand it’s problematic to have unapologetically “evil” races nowadays and everybody needs to have their race be redeemed and everybody’s story to be valid, I think there needs to be an “enemy” faction that is incontestable for game purposes. Usually I use undead or some natural enemies (cordyceps fungus, blighted forest, vampire/werewolf), but there’s nothing so dangerous as the drumbeat of an orc horde. They roll into town, destroying and eating everything they see, and burning/looting everything they can take. I don’t do half-orcs because I house-rule that orcs and humans can’t breed and wouldn’t want to anyway (and I don’t like to bring r*** and SA into the game environment as weapons of war because it’s a red line consent-wise), so that means that orcs always = bad news!
Thanks for sharing!
I would love to see Angry Dwarf giving some more breakdowns on how monsters act/tactics! Love the videos! Keep it up!
Will do!
The Orc Lair in B2 is the ultimate learning experience. It can be avoided or overcome, teaches lessons about caution, and shows that orcs aren't green piles of XP waiting for you to kill them.
Thanks for sharing.
Sorry Prof I'm out. Yours was my first DnD channel and it and others helped me through a dark time. But I'm not reading stupid titles that don't tell me what a video is about and write or read repetitive comments like some bot just because of an algorythm that may or may not react on this.
Sarcasm?
Unfortunately that is only way channels survive on UA-cam. It is a lot of work to make a video. He actually made a video on it already. Without, then views are 200 and then wont make videos.
God forbid you ever watch a video you don’t like once.
He has a valid point. The content of the video had absolutely nothing to do with the title. That's a bit different than a hyperbolic clickbait title may sound a little more catastrophic in the actual content tells you but at least it's on target with the conext.
@@russelljacob7955what’s funny is that UA-cam as a platform is focused on making money for itself - not the talent. As soon as people “hack” the system like this UA-cam will change the rules and it won’t work anymore.
Creators will always be over the barrel with this sort of thing - and youtube will make it so you can barely make enough and have to keep hustling. Those channels that make bank? UA-cam views them as failures I’m in their part. Why? So much money went to the creators vs directly to UA-cam. It’s why monetization changed - UA-cam saw too much money going out the door.
For those of you who decided to make it a career - good luck! You’re going to need it….
I love this video so much! I played in Keep on the Borderlands for my very first D$D experience. It was a school group with about 10 players. I was one of only two survivors. Hooked for life...
Gods, I remember trying to run Keep on the Borderlands when I was like 13. It didn't go well.
Ran it a few times, some were better than others.
I would say that this room has contributed significantly to TPKs over the decades. But Id say the kobold cave has claimed more lives in my groups. Players often find themselves facing 40 kobolds. Usually because the party wants to go straight for the Caves of Chaos without any side quests to level up. So 6-9 1st levels go walking right into the kobold cave, they handily kill the ones outside, get past the guards, decide kobolds are just a annoyance…. Sometimes get their butts handed to them by the 16 giant rats…but then they enter the main chamber and kick the hornets nest. By the time they realize they might be over their heads they are deep in the room getting mobbed by 40 kobolds. TPKs have happened in a single round. Eventually they lean from this room. By the time they get to the Orc cave they have learned to not get sucked in.
Thanks for sharing.
I have sculpted 81 real orcs, because I hate the buff green elves with fangs!!
I've never considered swarms of enemies blocking line of sight between party members as a way to stop spells like healing word. So evil but good. Thanks for the idea!
Thank you for watching!
I love all of Dungeon Craft's videos. I actually recently was recently telling this story to my brother so this opportunity to rewatch it was appreciated.
Thank you for watching!
I really like what "The Monster Overhaul" has to say about orcs: They're either irredeemable monsters or people like anyone else, and shouldn't be anything in-between. In my games orcs are pig-faced people, and most of the ones seen around are raiders because their homeland is a continent across a small sea. One of my players is actually an orc, who ended up in the continent thanks to a series of unfortunate kidnappings and rescue attempts.
Did you notice all modern humanoid races all look like the same creature, with a minor tweak?
I remember Norkers were also unappreciated threats. AC 3 was unexpected, for a creature wearing only underwear.
Yup.
I've always liked unkown baddies where the players have no preconceived notions of what they are or how they will react to the players. So pig orcs are great, but i wouldnt describe them as orcs to my players.
I love otherword miniatures. I bought there basilisk and the aspis drones for slave pits of the under city a few years back. I had to make my own aspis cow out of green stuff. I couldn't find one anywhere.
I ordered some of their miniatures today!
We need more of angry dwarf's wisdom! Perhaps he and Deathbringer can collaborate to inform us about other monsters and their paint schemes?
Hmm I'll have to see if they are available.
I love Keep on the Borderlands. Played it back in 1980 and then I DMd it with my 5E group. Yes cave B with the orcs TPKd the group. But the had fun playing the module. This did teach many important dungeon tactics.
Great video PDM! It had everything! The Angry Grognard Dwarf, monster tactics, encounter building, crafting and great commentary on how new editions make monsters less monstrous! And of course:
I love all of Dungeon Craft's UA-cam videos!
Thank you for your kind words.
Where can I find minis similar to the orcs minis you used? Love the classic look!
In the description.
I always appreciate the painting tips. Once I get settled in my next place, I'll have room to print and paint to my heart's content.
Thanks for watching!
Same with Kobolds...I thought they were dog people. Now they're lizards!
Working on that video as we speak!
Our rogue snuck up to the heads and noticed one was gone, stuck his head in he hole only to see an orc with raised axe trying to add HIS head to the collection.🪓 The Rogue made his roll, so he pulled his head out just in time. It was a really fun interaction😆 . They fared better than most it sounds like since they surprised and fire-bombed the first room (7) while the guard gathered the others from Rm 8. Defeated most of that group before the Chieftain came with the rest (used the timer die). Then the fighter challenge the Chief to 1-on-1 combat, which of course took place a suspension bridge (added to spice up the terrain). After trading blows the rest of the party cut the bridge and the fighter and chieftain made there saves but the Chieftain ultimately fell to his death. 💀
Thanks for sharing.
I really need to find a group that runs either 1-2 ed. DnD or some OSE or OSR or whatever the moniker is nowadays. Sounds like a fun encounter.
Create a group. Introduce NEW people to the game you want to play. That's what I do.
I started playing in the 3.5 days so I never got to see the pig orks. Oddly enough going back to old 1e and OSR modules the pig orks that are explicitly evil is new and interesting.
I'm Ilkhan Brett Andrews, of glorious Clan Steel Viper, and this is my favorite RPG channel on UA-cam.
Thank you. I am flattered. There are a lot of great creators doing UA-cam content.
Aw man, when I saw Scandal in the title I was hoping for hot gossip, instead I got helpful painting tips and better ways to bring my monsters to life to make my combats more fun. What a let down!
LOL
2:45 SURPRISE SKEKSIS!
Hah this is great. I feel like you could make a whole channel dedicated to "historical" TPKs in the style of HistoryMarche 😂
Hmmmm
I love pig faced orcs who are usually dangerous foes. But in their earliest conception they could be neutral and Gary wrote them as possible allies (at least for a bit) in G1. Those minis you feature rule.
Dog-faced kobolds coming soon!
@@DUNGEONCRAFT1 I have to say just the glimpses of your gaming set up makes me salivate. Very much inspired me to start making some actual dungeon terrain. I loved seeing the severed heads in the wall/alcove. Keep on the Borderlands is my all time fave
Played Keep on the Borderlands 43 years ago. The fact that it's available for Shadowdark, 👍👍❤
it's pretty easy to use any old school module for Shadow Dark. For 5e modules, just adjust the hit points and damage downward.
I love this so much. The entire video is gold. I think its a great way to add variety to the other video topics normally covered. Angry Dwarf is my real life persona lol
It's been ages (like 42 years) since I played B2. So I don't remember much of the module. But now that I know about room 7 and room 8, I'll be prepared.
And Knowing is half the battle!
i solved the "those aren't Orcs. those are green elves." issue in my setting by separating Orc the monster and Orc the playable race from each other. In my setting "Orc" is a layperson's generic term for any bipedal, fleshy monster they might have to defend their farm or village from (Goblins, Ogres, Orogs, Giants, Cyclopses etc.) Orcs in the Monster Manual, they are Half-Orogs and look like the classic pig-man art. Orcs and half-orcs as a player option with the modern green muscle-Elf look? In my setting those are not Orcs. Those are Hito from the Empire of Tokudan.
Thanks for sharing.
We LIVE by Deathbringer's final advice. Every time.
Yes.
I'm sure this has been asked a hundred times in the past, so I apologize, but could you tell me where to find those miniatures at the 7:05 mark (barbarian, sorceress, thief, etc). I've seen them used so often in videos that I've become nostalgic toward them and want to buy my own.
I think the pig nosed orc came from the 1977 Tolkien calendar painted by the Hildebrandt brothers.
Feel like a lot of settings are making their monstrous characters and creatures, less monstrous.
I mean it depends on the game, setting and group you’re playing with but sometimes it’s fun when the bad guys are just evil
Just how I like mine!
Remember the Gamorrean guards in ‘The Empire Strikes Back’? Those were orcs 🙂
Angry Dwarf says that's science fiction.
If Deathbringer says you act ruthlessly towards your fellow adventurers, it might be time to re-evaluate your life choices.
For real...
I like the old versions of orcs,they have are simple appearance but effective
Thank you for sharing!
So glad you reuploaded this video. One of my all tome favourites of yours. I'm in the Facebook group so I saw your updates about it. Glad to have it back so I can show my friends
Also Splintered Light Miniatures (in 15mm)!
Thanks for the suggestion!
I love all the Dungeon Craft videos, but especially these retro trips!
Tolkien would have some notes for angry dwarf...
Perhaps.
I LOVE all of Dungeon Craft's videos, especially ones that feature both dwarves and painting instructions!
Do not look up Incase's drawings of Goblins or Orcs. When he drew those the world changed and nobody would ever see Goblins the same way again.
I must see!
@@DUNGEONCRAFT1 Not at work, not in public. You gotta keep those pictures to yourself Mr. DeFazio!
My friend watches this channel called the Angry Astronaut. And I'm like, first, he's not even an astronaut. And second, he's not actually angry. Let me show you Angry Dwarf. He's obviously Angry, and he's *clearly* a real Dwarf! (Deathbringer gets it.)
Thanks for watching!
I think Orcs may let you pass if you offer them 5 Bard's heads as tribute...
Thank you!
I love all Dungeon Craft videos! I used this paint scheme on my recent set of pig faced orcs thanks for the refresher PDM!
"They shopped of his head and used it as a hand poppet!" 😂😂😂
Professor DM is a master at clickbait trolling. I suspected this was a re-upload but I couldn't resist clicking.
It was a re-edit. One of the original orc artists complained. I replaced all the art from that video.
Oh, I know. But you couldn't resist the opportunity to do the "Fake X scandal Just Got Worse!" trick. I love. it.
I love Dwarven commentary! When it comes to orcs I've always been partial to Angus McBride's orc depictions. They may not be pig faced orcs but they're still nightmare fuel and orcs should always be! I mean they march to the song "where there's a whip there's way"
Thanks for sharing.
Great video! Lots of ideas for how to run orcs, and a very entertaining comparison of orcs across fantasy.
I always thought it was interesting how anime depiction of orcs is always the pig ones. Why are they so different from the western orcs? Seeing this video, now I realize that it is the Japanese being faithful to the original D&D orcs. I never looked into the Japanese TTRPG Sword World, but my guess is the orcs have pig snouts.
Interesting theory.
Whenever I see Prof. Dungeon Master say, “just got worse,” I think, “this is click-bait and I must watch it.”
Thanks for your videos. I do really love ALL your videos. And I am so happy you reposted this one. I now want to run B2 for our Middle School club.
B2 is a LOT of fun!
Where are the PC miniatures from in this video? I'd like to get the torch & sword wielding female in particular? (as seen at 1:53)
She's Elena the pinup fighter and you can find her on Etsy.
Man I love ALL Dungeon Craft videos, but ones where an Angry Dwarf yells painting instructions at me like a bizzaro world Bob Ross are some of my favorites. Also,lesson learned, never wave at an Orc.
More angry dwarf to come.