Orc/goblin faction?

[Play more indies]

where are my Gitz?

[Lord Adorable]

We already have what is more or less a goblin faction in the form of Vaettiheim.

[jozenone]

Vaetti are goblins. Shinuyama is basically Japanese goblins

[Sunday Driver]

Where's the horny orc women amazonian faction though?

[DasaKamov]

Originally posted by Froggo:

where are my Gitz?

In Sombre's Warhamer Mod.

[TheIronBird]

yomi/bakemono are the gobbos

[Lord Adorable]

Originally posted by Sunday Driver:

Where's the horny orc women amazonian faction though?

Ind, but only if you find a forest and build a fort there.

[Legowarrior]

Originally posted by jozenone:

Vaetti are goblins. Shinuyama is basically Japanese goblins

Just need an EA Gobbo faction and the set is complete.

[Sombre]

In the base game Vaettiheim and Shinuyama are probably the closest things to an orc and goblin nation.

There are mod nations with orcs and goblins, such as the Warhammer mod (which is available now). Take a look in the workshop over the coming months and you'll probably see some.

[Red Bat]

If I remember correctly, there was a more standard orc faction in Conquest of Elysium 2. But since then both that series and this have moved away from a standard fantasy setting to the more directly mythologically themed fantasy setting.

[Doresh]

Originally posted by TheIronBird:

yomi/bakemono are the gobbos

With Yomi having a much stronger focus on not-ogres and not-orcs.

[DasaKamov]

I'll also add that Abysia can be interpreted as an orc-like faction, being demi-human warmongers with a focus on a militaristic, martial theocracy where a unit's worth is judged by their battle-prowess.

[Sombre]

Originally posted by DasaKamov:

I'll also add that Abysia can be interpreted as an orc-like faction, being demi-human warmongers with a focus on a militaristic, martial theocracy where a unit's worth is judged by their battle-prowess.

Their rage lord definitely has some orc styling to him.

[Lord Adorable]

Originally posted by DasaKamov:

I'll also add that Abysia can be interpreted as an orc-like faction, being demi-human warmongers with a focus on a militaristic, martial theocracy where a unit's worth is judged by their battle-prowess.

Funnily enough their whole lore is very similar to how the Warcraft Orcs fell to demonic corruption, including losing their ties to their old traditions in favor of embracing the dark magic of the Warlocks, similar to how the Orcs lost touch with the elements because of Gul'Dan's Shadow Council.

[Sunday Driver]

Originally posted by Lord Adorable:

Originally posted by Sunday Driver:

Where's the horny orc women amazonian faction though?

Ind, but only if you find a forest and build a fort there.

At last! The world will suffer death by snu snu!

[DasaKamov]

Originally posted by Sunday Driver:

death by snu snu!

It IS the best kind of death!