About: Tribes of the Hold of Belkzen

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The orcs of Belkzen congregate in tribes, which is the extent to which they are organized into any semblance of order. These tribes may be comprised of more than just orcs and often include slaves or even fully accepted members of other races including giants, ettins and ogres. An unstable hierarchy and constant warfare maintain the balance of power between the tribes, and alliances and feuds rarely last long. Many tribes commission battle menageries (cages full of monsters to be loosed on the battlefield) and siege engines when engaged in frequent warfare with other tribes. The names selected for these tribes are designed to frighten those who find themselves across the battlefield from the them.

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rdfs:label	Tribes of the Hold of Belkzen
rdfs:comment	The orcs of Belkzen congregate in tribes, which is the extent to which they are organized into any semblance of order. These tribes may be comprised of more than just orcs and often include slaves or even fully accepted members of other races including giants, ettins and ogres. An unstable hierarchy and constant warfare maintain the balance of power between the tribes, and alliances and feuds rarely last long. Many tribes commission battle menageries (cages full of monsters to be loosed on the battlefield) and siege engines when engaged in frequent warfare with other tribes. The names selected for these tribes are designed to frighten those who find themselves across the battlefield from the them.
dcterms:subject	Hold of Belkzen Orc
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abstract	The orcs of Belkzen congregate in tribes, which is the extent to which they are organized into any semblance of order. These tribes may be comprised of more than just orcs and often include slaves or even fully accepted members of other races including giants, ettins and ogres. An unstable hierarchy and constant warfare maintain the balance of power between the tribes, and alliances and feuds rarely last long. Many tribes commission battle menageries (cages full of monsters to be loosed on the battlefield) and siege engines when engaged in frequent warfare with other tribes. The names selected for these tribes are designed to frighten those who find themselves across the battlefield from the them.

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