#D&d 5th edition races skin#

Half-ogres raisedВ among ogres typically adopt ogrish or giant names. Half-ogres usually have names appropriate to theВ culture in which they were raised. The giant killer abilityВ also includes half-ogres as viable targets. Rangers attacking ogres gain the benefits of the favoredВ enemy class ability if they have chosen either humansВ or giants as favored enemies. When struck by any weapon designed to slay humans orВ giants, half-ogres are considered to be of either race.

They areВ also too big to ride anything but a huge horse or anВ elephant, neither of which is readily available or of lowВ cost. Furthermore, the cost of specially sizedВ armor and clothing required by half-ogres is high,В four times the norm for Medium-sizedВ creature, and weight is twice normal. Even when this is not the case half-ogre characters areВ viewed with fear and suspicion by most civilized folkВ they come upon. On the negative side, half-ogres are cursed with evilВ dispositions, prone to sullenness and bouts of rage. Luckily, protective rings,В bracers, and amulets may be used by the race, despiteВ their size. On the positive side, their Large sizeВ allows half-ogres to use heavy or versatile weapons one-handedВ without penalty. There are a number of advantages and disadvantages toВ being a half-ogre. Therefore, ogres under theВ leadership of a half-ogre fight more effectively, evenВ engaging in planned ambushes and complicated tacticsВ that are beyond most ogres. Long years suffering the harsh treatment ofВ their kin help half-ogres develop a sense of cunning andВ a strong will to survive. Most half-ogresВ found among full-blooded ogres are leaders of the ogreВ band or are at least well on their way to becomingВ leaders. For this reason, half-ogres found among anВ ogre band are cruel, violent, and strong weaker half-ogresВ usually wind up in the stew pot. Half-ogres in an ogre bandВ need to prove themselves constantly to their larger kin,В however. Half-ogres, though generally outcasts among humansВ and feared for their ugliness and size, can find someВ acceptance among ogres.

Most half-ogres have human-like eyes, thoughВ about 20% have the white pupils common to ogrekind. Overall, half-ogresВ have swarthy, dull complexions with dark, lankВ hair.

#D&d 5th edition races skin#

Skin color and hair color is variable but tends to beВ brown, grayish, black, dull yellow (skin only) or one ofВ the above with a slight grey-green hue. An adult half-ogre or ogrillonВ stands 8 feet tall and weighs 450 pounds on average. The half-ogre offspring of an ogre and an orcВ is also called an ogrillon. Human mothers rarely survive the birth of a half-ogreВ offspring. (OgresВ donвЂ™t mate with dwarves, halflings, or elves. When an ogre mates with a human, hobgoblin,В bugbear, or orc, the result is always a half-ogre.