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|name=Civilised Orukar | |name=Civilised Orukar | ||
|link=Orukar History#Civilised Orukar | |||
|icon=SubIcon_CivilizedOrcs.png | |icon=SubIcon_CivilizedOrcs.png | ||
|summary=Civilised Orukar have embraced life within kingdoms, cities, and established societies. They can be found working as soldiers, craftsmen, merchants, scholars, sailors, and leaders, earning respect through skill, dedication, and perseverance. Though integrated into wider society, they still maintain strong traditions of loyalty, resilience, and pride in their heritage. | |summary=Civilised Orukar have embraced life within kingdoms, cities, and established societies. They can be found working as soldiers, craftsmen, merchants, scholars, sailors, and leaders, earning respect through skill, dedication, and perseverance. Though integrated into wider society, they still maintain strong traditions of loyalty, resilience, and pride in their heritage. | ||
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|name=Wilder Orukar | |name=Wilder Orukar | ||
|link=Orukar History#Wilder Orukar | |||
|icon=SubIcon_WilderOrcs.png | |icon=SubIcon_WilderOrcs.png | ||
|summary=Wilder Orukar follow the ancient ways of their ancestors, living as nomads, hunters, warriors, and survivalists. They roam the wild places of Tymora in clans and warbands, valuing freedom, self-reliance, reputation, and strength. While outsiders often see them as primitive, Wilder Orukar view themselves as guardians of traditions that civilization has forgotten. | |summary=Wilder Orukar follow the ancient ways of their ancestors, living as nomads, hunters, warriors, and survivalists. They roam the wild places of Tymora in clans and warbands, valuing freedom, self-reliance, reputation, and strength. While outsiders often see them as primitive, Wilder Orukar view themselves as guardians of traditions that civilization has forgotten. | ||