We have dozens of orcish foes ranging in titles from things like Horse Thieves, Drummer, Horn Blower, Raiders, Arbalesters, Rabble, Scramblers, Ravager, Skirmisher, Snaga, Hunter, War Party, Grunts, Chieftain, and on and on and on. The same is true for our interaction with them in the card game. We only ever interact with them through Tolkien’s writing during war, as soldiers and enemies. Understanding a bit of where orcs come from we do not however understand how they live. Note: You can Find “Of Orcs: Part 1 – Origins” on Master of Lore’s page here: But see here: when were you ordered out?’ - The Two Towers, LoTR Book 4, Ch 10, The Choices of Master Samwise But don’t forget: the enemies don’t love us any more than they love Him, and if they get topsides on Him, we’re done too.

Always the poor Uruks to put slips right, and small thanks. As I said, the Big Bosses, ay,’ his voice sank almost to a whisper, ‘ay, even the Biggest, can make mistakes. What d’you say? – if we get a chance, you and me’ll slip off and set up somewhere on our own with a few trusty lads, somewhere where there’s good loot nice and handy, and no big bosses.’ But anyway, if it does go well, there should be a lot more room. But the war’s on now, and when that’s over things may be easier.’ ‘I’d like to try somewhere where there’s none of ’em. ** Guest Writer Vardaen brings us another fantastic piece of lore investigation, shedding light on an important element of the card game and the legendarium**

Thats no orc horn