What I always love about the half orc rations is that they receive half their money from humans and half from orcs, implying that both the human army and the orc horde decided to regard the half orcs as equally their own and take equal responsibility for supporting them. That's just delightful
/tgck/ Fantasy/Sci-fi food and drink
Andrew Cook
Nolan Robinson
Orcs might be prone to savagery in battle, but the bonds of family and community are something NEVER taken lightly. Half-orc children are basically the kids in the family where you don't get WHY they do what they do, but they are blood and you love and support them anyway.
To say the least, the one thing that sets off orcs more than anything else is familial betrayal.
Huh, so what kind of quests would you focus on?
dude, don't say that, I got my ear talked off by my chef sister because she swears by ginger. I don't.
And to contribute to the fantasy foods in this thread:
>Dragon Brew: The one type of beer strong enough for draconic consumption. WARNING: highly lethal to about that isn't a full grown dragon. But it is also useful for stripping paint.
Brayden Carter
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Camden Ward
>Huh, so what kind of quests would you focus on?
I imagine things like, finding rare ingredients, discovering secret recipes, stumbling across powerful magic cooking tools, or even fighting off against dangerous master chefs. Battles probably would be a mixture of both actual combat, and cooking, so the combat system would have to be tweaked to compensate, maybe.