Do the greenskins have a capital in the lore?

[LaughingBoy16]

Do the greenskins have their own Altdorf or Karaz-a-Karak etc.?

[Inardesco]

Not really.

Just places they like to hang and smash

[Mezore]

'pretty sure they change it every time they are looting a big target. Some stay, other go find another one. Greenskin aren't united so every tribe/boss has his own turf (and they do not care if anyone else claim it)

[chickabumpbump]

Its not a place, its a people

[MattStriker]

No, because they're not a united society. They band together for a big Waaagh every couple of decades but that rarely lasts long and then they go back to being fragmented with each tribe holding their own territory and mostly brawling with their greenskin neighbors. Since each tribe also believes they're da best an' da fightiest an' most orky an' da greenest of dem all they believe their own stronghold, if they have one, to be the natural capital of all greenskindom...even if it's just a few shacks in the Badlands somewhere.

[Froz7y]

Orcs dont have a home, just like they dont have a wife. Every woman is their waifu.

[Super Cosmic Space Magnet]

There isn't a single capitol for the entire race, but some individual Warbosses do have cities that they make their main base of operations. Gorfang Rotgut for example is known as "The Squatter King" and his Waaaagh operated out of Black Crag, and Skarsnik operated out of Karak Eight Peaks.

[LaughingBoy16]

Thanks for the replies! Can the same be said about Vampire Counts, WoC, Wood Elves, Norsca, Vampire Coast, Ogre Kingdoms and DoC?

[valky]

Originally posted by Super Cosmic Space Magnet:

There isn't a single capitol for the entire race, but some individual Warbosses do have cities that they make their main base of operations. Gorfang Rotgut for example is known as "The Squatter King" and his Waaaagh operated out of Black Crag, and Skarsnik operated out of Karak Eight Peaks.

yeah, they do rather count as horde-faction with some exceptions. They might built rag-tag thingies, if they stick to one place longer than needed, but usually are looking for spoils and mostly WAR/WAAAGH.
The various orc-tribes have usually their home-regions, but are not really bound to them.

A horde-approach for Orc would be well fitting - but designing a horde-faction isn't CAs strongest suit.... (both DLC hordes for Troy are actually quite fun)

[Ashardalon]

vampire counts have several, based on the bloodline
woc dont really have cities most of the time yet the silver palace is sigvalds capitol
atleast until he got bored
wood elves dont really have a capitol, but the giant tree in the middle of the forest to the north of brettonia is their kindof capitol, oak of ages i think its called
norsca is a bunch of tribes, not a unified people
ogres also scattered tribes not even goldytoof can claim his hometown as a capitol
and demons are demons, they live in another dimension and locations dont do locationing over there since time and space are diffrent

[valky]

^the wood elves stuff is bit of a miss-match in the game.
You have several tribes defending it at all cost against invaders - you might even only take a step into Athel Loren. Though, it's not really a tribe-culture in a sense....thy would stand united against any immediate threat.
(just to get it off my head: its basically wood-people living in scrubs and bushes and ruled by some overlord*lol* )

Athel Loren consists of 12 realms - each ruled by a highborn. it's in theory the most "woke" (darn do I hate that new stuff) faction ever - because they do not care about male/female.

;tldr: wood people living in the wood

[Blind Reverend]

Must be Black Crag (Karak Drazh before lost to the greenskins at the goblin wars). It is often mentioned in army books as a large Greenskin Stronghold.