Know Your Lore: Ogres, Gronn, and the Giants of Draenor

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6-23-2010 @ 2:34PM

Kaorael said...

I was under the impression that the Mok'Nathal were a clan of half-orc / half-ogre hybrids that breed true, so the son of two of them is also a half-orc / half-ogre in constitution.

The "Know this: being born a half-breed does not make you Mok'Nathal." reference I took in the sense that Rexxar abandoned his clan to join the Horde, so he has not proved himself part of the clan, since he is an exile. It's more a cultural pov than a racial one.

6-23-2010 @ 2:36PM

Matthew Rossi said...

That's certainly one interpretation but not one we specifically have information on.

For that matter, there could be plenty of half orc/half ogres out there that aren't Mok'Nathal. Or half human/half ogres.

6-23-2010 @ 5:13PM

Nik said...

@Matt Rossi

Human/Ogre hybrids, guh.

"Daddy, how did you know you loved mommy."
"Well, son. When I saw those two giant... heads of hers I just knew."

6-23-2010 @ 8:05PM

Mr.X said...

probbly more likely that a male orge would just use a human female as a playtoy and end up making her pregnant.

Though technically diffrent species aren't suppose to be able to have children who can also reproduce. (aka donkey+horse=mule, mules dna gets totally fucked when they mate so the baby wouldn't survive)

6-24-2010 @ 4:00AM

Cure4Living said...

And don't forget ligers and tiglons.

6-24-2010 @ 7:46AM

Angus said...

The implications of a how the various parts would interact in a ogre/anything half breed are far too likely to cause way too many inappropriate comments.

Come on internet, don't let me down.

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