Erland Hakon wrote:Perhaps in another sourcebook for these games may have a different description.
I put on pending tasks checking it.
It's more likely that I'm just getting mixed up!
Erland Hakon wrote:Perhaps in another sourcebook for these games may have a different description.
I put on pending tasks checking it.
I thought so but started second-guessing myself. Do you (or anyone else) have quotes from the books for each type. It's really bugging me and I'm not at home at the moment!poosticks7 wrote:Sauron's uruks are hunched with ape like arms.
Saruman's stand upright as tall as a man.
I would suggest they have a dash of man blood in them though they are distinct from half orcs. Which were likely proto Uruk-hai, used at the battles of the Isen.
Which game are we talking about?poosticks7 wrote:I'm not near my books at the moment. I do remember the description well though. The Uruk-hai chapter is one of my favourites.
The best one... finding quotes in the source material!Erland Hakon wrote:Which game are we talking about?poosticks7 wrote:I'm not near my books at the moment. I do remember the description well though. The Uruk-hai chapter is one of my favourites.
There's no saying for sure that Uglúk and Grishnákh are representative of their factions, but it is probable.JRR Tolkien wrote:In the twilight he saw large black Orc, probably Uglúk, standing facing Grishnákh, a short crook-legged creature, very broad and with long arms that hung almost to the ground.
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