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=='''Ork'''==
=='''Shadowrun 3rd Edition'''==


'''Near-Human/Metahuman'''<br />'''Dice''': 13D<br />'''Dexterity''': 2D/4D<br />'''Knowledge''': 2D/3D+2<br />'''Mechanical''': 2D/4D<br />'''Perception''': 2D/3D+1<br />'''Strength''': 2D+1/5D+2<br />'''Technical''': 2D/3D+2
'''Ork'''<br />'''Near-Human/Metahuman'''<br />'''Dice''': 14D<br />'''Dexterity''': 2D/4D<br />'''Knowledge''': 1D+2/3D+2<br />'''Mechanical''': 1D+2/3D+2<br />'''Perception''': 1D+1/3D+2<br />'''Strength''': 3D+2/5D+2<br />'''Technical''': 1D+1/3D+1
 
'''Move''': 10/13<br />'''Size''': 1.7 – 2.1 meters<br />'''Weight''': 85 - 105kg<br />'''Life Span''': 35 - 40 years
 
'''Special '''Abilities
*Low Light Vision
 
=='''Shadowrun 4th Edition'''==
 
'''Ork'''<br />'''Near-Human/Metahuman'''<br />'''Dice''': 13D<br />'''Dexterity''': 2D/4D<br />'''Knowledge''': 2D/3D+2<br />'''Mechanical''': 2D/4D<br />'''Perception''': 2D/3D+1<br />'''Strength''': 2D+1/5D+2<br />'''Technical''': 2D/3D+2


'''Move''': 10/12<br />'''Size''': 1.7 – 2.1 meters<br />'''Weight''': 118 – 128kg<br />'''Average Lifespan''': 35 – 45 years
'''Move''': 10/12<br />'''Size''': 1.7 – 2.1 meters<br />'''Weight''': 118 – 128kg<br />'''Average Lifespan''': 35 – 45 years
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*Low-Light Vision
*Low-Light Vision


==='''Capsule'''===
=='''Description'''==


Homo sapiens robustus
Homo sapiens robustus
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In 2060. The Or’zet Codex, published by the Orkland Community Center, established the basics of an ork language and spread through academic and social networks. This was not a new language; Or’zet is an interpretation of an ancient text, one of the many secrets of the old world that the great dragon Dunkelzahn hoarded until his death. Though some tried to suppress this discovery, Or’zet soon became a cultural phenomenon and helped fuel “ork pride” throughout the ’60s. On the other hand, it also has led to an explosion of “orxploitation” media that exploits the stereotyped image of orks as poorly tempered or prone to criminal activities.
In 2060. The Or’zet Codex, published by the Orkland Community Center, established the basics of an ork language and spread through academic and social networks. This was not a new language; Or’zet is an interpretation of an ancient text, one of the many secrets of the old world that the great dragon Dunkelzahn hoarded until his death. Though some tried to suppress this discovery, Or’zet soon became a cultural phenomenon and helped fuel “ork pride” throughout the ’60s. On the other hand, it also has led to an explosion of “orxploitation” media that exploits the stereotyped image of orks as poorly tempered or prone to criminal activities.


'''Source''':
=='''Source'''==
*Shadowrun 4th Edition Sourcebook
 
*[[user:thedemonapostle|thedemonapostle]]
*[[user:thedemonapostle|thedemonapostle]]

Revision as of 17:07, 5 June 2013

Shadowrun 3rd Edition

Ork
Near-Human/Metahuman
Dice: 14D
Dexterity: 2D/4D
Knowledge: 1D+2/3D+2
Mechanical: 1D+2/3D+2
Perception: 1D+1/3D+2
Strength: 3D+2/5D+2
Technical: 1D+1/3D+1

Move: 10/13
Size: 1.7 – 2.1 meters
Weight: 85 - 105kg
Life Span: 35 - 40 years

Special Abilities

  • Low Light Vision

Shadowrun 4th Edition

Ork
Near-Human/Metahuman
Dice: 13D
Dexterity: 2D/4D
Knowledge: 2D/3D+2
Mechanical: 2D/4D
Perception: 2D/3D+1
Strength: 2D+1/5D+2
Technical: 2D/3D+2

Move: 10/12
Size: 1.7 – 2.1 meters
Weight: 118 – 128kg
Average Lifespan: 35 – 45 years

Special Abilities

  • Low-Light Vision

Description

Homo sapiens robustus

Orks are proportioned similarly to humans, albeit with a heavier build that adds to their overall bulk. Beyond size, the most distinguishing physical feature of orks are large lower canines, which often look even more alien when paired with the metatype’s characteristic thin lips and flat noses. Ork ears are pointed just like elf ears, though not as elongated. Also like elves, ork eyes are naturally adapted for low-light situations.

Likely due to their high birth rates, orks often live in large, communal, extended family groups. Children are most often born in litters of four, but some ork mothers have given birth to as many as eight young. When sapiens are born to ork mothers, they will express as robustus at puberty roughly 95% of the time. Ork gestation periods are the shortest of any of the metatypes at roughly 6 months.

In 2060. The Or’zet Codex, published by the Orkland Community Center, established the basics of an ork language and spread through academic and social networks. This was not a new language; Or’zet is an interpretation of an ancient text, one of the many secrets of the old world that the great dragon Dunkelzahn hoarded until his death. Though some tried to suppress this discovery, Or’zet soon became a cultural phenomenon and helped fuel “ork pride” throughout the ’60s. On the other hand, it also has led to an explosion of “orxploitation” media that exploits the stereotyped image of orks as poorly tempered or prone to criminal activities.

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