How does a female greenskin look like?

[Finalweapon]

Lizardmen and Skaven are on that question too

[Kaaz]

skaven is a massive birthing blob - https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Rat_Mother

lizardmen have no females, they emerge from pools.

greenskins afaik have no females, they grow from mushrooms

[MASTAXPLODER]

greenskins grow from spores, skaven you dont wanna know.

[Elitewrecker PT]

Lizardmen don't have gender

[Zoie Shales]

Originally posted by Kaaz:

skaven is a massive birthing blob - https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Rat_Mother

lizardmen have no females, they emerge from pools.

greenskins afaik have no females, they grow from mushrooms

^This here is lore accurate.

[Dr. Uncredible]

Kaaz´s post is completely correct.

[Larus]

Orcs growing from spores has never been confirmed for Warhammer Fantasy iirc, that's a 40k thing. They did release female orcs models for Blood Bowl but that was a long time ago. Also its Blood Bowl and technicaly not the same universe so who knows. If orc female ever existed are the probably retconed now or are somewhere hidden to be never seen again.

Lizardmen don't even seem to have a gender though.

[SpaceGoatMage]

Originally posted by Kaaz:

skaven is a massive birthing blob - https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Rat_Mother

lizardmen have no females, they emerge from pools.

greenskins afaik have no females, they grow from mushrooms

[Garatgh Deloi]

Originally posted by Larus:

Orcs growing from spores has never been confirmed for Warhammer Fantasy iirc, that's a 40k thing.

Id argue that it has been confirmed for Warhammer fantasy.

Its used in the Skarsnik novel (a official Warhammer fantasy novel). And the Greenskin spores are also mentioned in the warhammer fantasy 7th edition rulebook.

So unless they have released other recent lore that contradict it id say its as confirmed as anything else.

[Garatgh Deloi]

Also, when people say that Lizardmen and Greenskins "have no females", id just like to point out that they technically have no males either.

They are neither female nor male, since they don't have genders to begin with (and yes, that gets confusing when you consider that Lizardmen are called Lizard"men" but on the other hand they don't call themselves that, its just something others call them).

[Ysthrall]

Interesting thought that.... what do the Skinks, Saurus and Kroxigor call themselves? As a race?

Do they even qualify as a species or are they magical/biological constructs....?

[Garatgh Deloi]

Originally posted by Ysthrall:

Interesting thought that.... what do the Skinks, Saurus and Kroxigor call themselves? As a race?

Do they even qualify as a species or are they magical/biological constructs....?

While i do not know for certain, id wager that they likely call themselves something along the lines of "the children/servants of the old ones".

Another Interesting thought, I wonder if Saurian (their language) even have gender pronouns :D

[Conflagration]

Originally posted by Ysthrall:

Interesting thought that.... what do the Skinks, Saurus and Kroxigor call themselves? As a race?

Do they even qualify as a species or are they magical/biological constructs....?

They don't have a race name as a whole for themselves that I know of. They do qualify as a species with a fair amount of subspecies I'd say.

[Songbird]

Originally posted by Ysthrall:

Interesting thought that.... what do the Skinks, Saurus and Kroxigor call themselves? As a race?

Do they even qualify as a species or are they magical/biological constructs....?

I think they call themselves the Firstborn, or something? I'm not sure they think about it much.

[3 Ducks In a Man Suit]

Originally posted by Larus:

Orcs growing from spores has never been confirmed for Warhammer Fantasy iirc, that's a 40k thing. They did release female orcs models for Blood Bowl but that was a long time ago. Also its Blood Bowl and technicaly not the same universe so who knows. If orc female ever existed are the probably retconed now or are somewhere hidden to be never seen again.

Lizardmen don't even seem to have a gender though.

Originally, WHFB was just an isolated planet with primitive technology that existed in the same universe as WH40k. It was even possible for Chaos to get a Chaos Space Marine as a hero

[Garatgh Deloi]

Originally posted by 3 Ducks In a Man Suit:

Originally, WHFB was just an isolated planet with primitive technology that existed in the same universe as WH40k. It was even possible for Chaos to get a Chaos Space Marine as a hero

You are talking pre rouge trader days now (when the concept of warhammer 40k was first created as a parody of warhammer fantasy).

That hasn't been a thing for decades and while the universes have similarities, games workshop has separated the universes big time since then and stated as much.