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I was always curious about that when it comes to raping something for a baby, it sounds more reasonable for females to rape for a baby so you don't have to take care of a human mother that will be screaming, crying and trying to escape for 9 months.
It makes more logical sense in my mind, although orcs are dumb so that is a case to be made against it.
Sensitive readers that probably made up less than 1% of the consumer base mind you.
I have no problem with the 'genetically evil' aspect being removed from the Drow/Orcs/ even Chromatic dragons. You can very easily change that over to culturally evil, which works better on all fronts.
Tolkien Orcs were enslaved elves if i remember correctly. i don't think it was out right said to be canon but it was mention by Tolkien so i dunno if i would call them generic bad. they were breed to be evil.
Infernal pacts manifesting in future generations, typically.
Tolkien was, from what I hear, diametrically opposed to the notion of a race of people being 'pure evil'. There simply wasn't such a thing in his world view, due in large part to his Christian background teaching him that everyone could be redeemed. Making no comment on the man's religion, just how it informed his writing.
But, he couldn't very well have a faceless mob of mooks for the good guys to overcome that had their own stories and personalities, since for all of it's in depth complexities, LOTR is a very simple story when you get down to brass tacks. What makes it so rich is everything around the central story.
Nah, that's Cambions by my understanding.
This is incorrect. Tolkien was a follower of St. Augustine and thus believed that nothing starts out evil but believes that beings have the capability of becoming evil. After all he created beings of pure evil that once corrupted had no path for redemption or any motivation for seeking it.
I think the statement is only true for the children of IIuvatar but not creations twisted by Melkor and Sauron.
Point of the discussion was: Genetically evil races = dumb.
i grew up with the warcraft universe, not the dnd universe. So, since I don't know the DnD lore, my world is closer to the blizzard version. meaning orcs are actually capable of living in a civilized society and can be useful allies. i'm not in favor of tinting everything rose colored but i also dont like how some races are just "evil aligned" no matter what.
Also, genetically speaking, your mother could be the half orc and breed with another human or orc and you'd come out being 25% or 75% orc, and that would still be pretty much a "half orc" but yeah if you go back far enough there'd have to be some usually unfriendly intercourse.
However, its also not impossible that the orc could be the one who was raped. Magic sorceress with mind domination spells and all that.