Korvic

Your banners are broken. Stop using the old ones and get the new ones!

I'd expect as much, but there's no real continuity that's used from what I've seen. :L

I agree with this if the forts are all for one group, and if it's in high numbers. However, if we were to do like 2-3 across the entire map, I don't think that'd be too terrible. One major city & smaller camps so that the majority is still drawn maybe? Sorry for stupid but wat am Goi? I would love for this. Swamps would be for more shaman/tribal orcs imho, canyons could be for more rugged-looking orcs with longer or broken tusks. Maybe the more aggro kind of personality. (In other words we can shove all the Klomp-on-sights into a canyon.) I personally love this idea the most. The reason I do, is because of the fact that the reason I don't use short-form for basically... anything (other than for ironic purposes) is due to people on LotC scolding me for improper English. I feel like people running around in circles often just disrupts RP and turns the entire session (as it were) into a joke. The moment one person starts running and no one scolds or disproves, everyone just assumes it's the norm, or that the RP isn't serious anymore. I always try to do this myself, and if we just get a few people in a crowd doing this it just makes it so much more lively without causing spam. Even if it's just as simple as cheering if it's a fight, idly standing while waving your hands between them to try to stop it, whatever. Just do something. Not many just stand 100% still while something's happening in normal day-to-day activities, and none the less in a crowd of people. I'm sure we can create more creative activities, honestly. Let's have an Orc party! 1st to break the hanging halfling wins a gold trophy! Pin the tail on the lizard! Yes that's a cow's tail that we're pinning to a lizard. Both are alive, yes. I personally am loving this idea. I personally play a whitewash orc who was raised by humans (not his choice! I swear!) and, call me lazy... because I am, but I haven't delved too much into clans, blah, history, etc. To people who don't regularly pay attention to clans (since it's like last names, only the most known get seen) it's really just lost on us. We need to solidify a naming style for clans that runs across the board for all clans, even OOCly. I've seen clan name before/after names. Not there at all. Spaces between, in their description. On top of that, there's no real reason for knowing the clan names if you don't regularly associate with them. Having separate clans or tribes, as it were, would not only let newbies choose ones that use more/less blah so that they can adapt slowly, see the difference and importance of clans, but also would allow them to get a good glance at the different styles of Orcs that exist. Maybe one clan is better at one profession, in general, than another. I.E. Dom clan being into black magic. I really hope to get more into orcish life since I've gotten back on LoTC. As said, I play a whitewash because I don't know much about orcs, but the few that I've met that aren't total jerks klomp/pvp on sight are pretty sweet and I'd love to be part of a more developed culture with the kind of mentality where strength is awesome, but keeping your honor is just as important.

Fixed that for you.

Thank you for clarifying some things, I'm just wondering now what the wait time in order to use shops is, 'cause I've been waiting fo' days.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Esg1UILqOkI

The banners hang from up to down, meaning vertical. You build them horizontally doe.

Bausk - The Orc Chef (This actually happened, but I do not have screenshots of it, so I will try to recall it the best I can.)

Well done, we need more stuff like this. The voice seems sped up a bit too much. Still well done doe. ^3^