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To start using Orcish in game type -or console command for Mith's Virtual Console.

Orcish is the language written and spoken by most orcs and their related kin, including Half-Orcs and Orogs. It evolved from the archaic Hulgorkyn language used by the orcs many years ago. Orcish is savage and there is a limited vocabulary. Generally this means that, should the rarity of a scholar Half-Orc or Orog occur, they will not use the Orcish as a manner of communicating with other scholars.

On Arelith this language is known by:

External links

Orc Languages and Orc Names on ORCS - Orc Roleplaying Community Site

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	To start using ~~'''Orc'''~~ in game type -or console command for [[Console_commands#Mith.27s_Virtual_Console \| Mith's Virtual Console]].		To start using [[Orcish]] in game type -or console command for [[Console_commands#Mith.27s_Virtual_Console \| Mith's Virtual Console]].


	~~Orc~~ is the language written and spoken by most orcs and their related kin, including Half-Orcs and Orogs. It evolved from the archaic Hulgorkyn language used by the orcs many years ago. ~~The Orc language~~ is savage and there is a limited vocabulary. Generally this means that, should the rarity of a scholar Half-Orc or Orog occur, they will not use the ~~Orc language~~ as a manner of communicating with other scholars.		Orcish is the language written and spoken by most orcs and their related kin, including Half-Orcs and Orogs. It evolved from the archaic Hulgorkyn language used by the orcs many years ago. Orcish is savage and there is a limited vocabulary. Generally this means that, should the rarity of a scholar Half-Orc or Orog occur, they will not use the Orcish as a manner of communicating with other scholars.