Badfur
VIP
a year ago
Recommended
An amazing story, with excellent characters and a good premise. Before the novel was taken off the site, I'd re-read it multiple times. It has some excellent one-liners and life quotes, and I'm thoroughly thrilled to see this story has been brought back. I can't understate how excited I am about this story.
This story has made me very tempted to make an Orc D&D character or two. The way orc culture is presented in the story, as well as how orcs are perceived by outsiders, and the contrast between the two from the perspective of the main character, is one of the best aspects of the story.
Orcs are pretty much seldom seen as main characters in fiction, and this story I think does wonders for providing a basis to view orcs in a new light, especially coming from only seeing them portrayed as villains, or villain-esque (which, as noted in the story description, is how the majority of non-orc players view orcs in this story).
Bul'tar is an excellent catchphrase and motto, and the explanation of this saying in the middle parts of the story is truly something to look forward to.
There are a lot of good takeaways from this novel and I am so glad that you will be able to experience this novel for the first time. It's amazing as a whole, and while there may be some aspects that might not suit you personally, I highly recommend pushing through it to see this story to the end.
This story has made me very tempted to make an Orc D&D character or two. The way orc culture is presented in the story, as well as how orcs are perceived by outsiders, and the contrast between the two from the perspective of the main character, is one of the best aspects of the story.
Orcs are pretty much seldom seen as main characters in fiction, and this story I think does wonders for providing a basis to view orcs in a new light, especially coming from only seeing them portrayed as villains, or villain-esque (which, as noted in the story description, is how the majority of non-orc players view orcs in this story).
Bul'tar is an excellent catchphrase and motto, and the explanation of this saying in the middle parts of the story is truly something to look forward to.
There are a lot of good takeaways from this novel and I am so glad that you will be able to experience this novel for the first time. It's amazing as a whole, and while there may be some aspects that might not suit you personally, I highly recommend pushing through it to see this story to the end.