Okay, so considering what I gathered so far from your emphasizing of The Wall, I will guess that it was put up to save orckind. Continued.
Hmm
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I'd really like to see you switch your focus to GKQ and OWQ, will that happen?
At some point, yes.
I mean, K'zala already had 6 whelps, so if As'ka(?)'s the baby maker specialist, how big would her first litter have been, considering Ur being blessed and, well, being Ur?
You'd probably be looking at 9 or 10 whelps in her first litter with Ur if she'd been picked.
I want a ghost waifu brah...
Someday brah, someday.
In the meantime you can always read the ghost scene in gobbenquest.
In the meantime you can always read the ghost scene in gobbenquest.
At one point in your Disciple of Elshhu quest you were taking about a quest called Hood something were is it ?
Hoo/d/, it was a quest on /d/. The loveisover archive might have it, though I couldn't say for certain.
What would A'ska, Ul'kaza or Zik'yi been like as Ur'shal's mates if any of them were chosen instead of K'zala? K'zala is a sneaky assassin type, but what roles would the other orc women played in Ur'shal's harem?
A'ska and Ul'kaza are far less martial-focused waifus, only Zik'yi would've been joining you properly on the battlefield, more of a straightfoward fighter type than K'zala's sneakiness. Ul'kaza would've helped with your slaving activities, while A'ska would've made Ur a whole horde of babies with that legendary fertility of hers and helped keep your harem in order.
WHY DOESNT UR HAVE ORC BABIES YET
He does, quite a few in fact, I'm not sure how you could've missed that.
Can an Orc make knock up a ghost chick?
With the right blessings, yes.
Could a female OWQ orc get knocked up by a ghost? Could an male orc ghost knock up other women?
Not under normal circumstances, of course the boons of Y'zagya Zoka (or other magical things) could make such things possible.
If an orc was raised in total ignorance of the existence of the orcish gods, could they still gain favor and boons if they inadvertently act in ways that please them?
Yeah, the six big ones are what they are because they represent a large part of the foundation of orcish psychology and culture, they also tend to be powerful enough to observe, to some degree, what all orcs are doing, even if they aren't actively worshiping them.
Huh. I've grown so used to certain quests frequently turning into QM General Chat that I can't quite imagine what it must be like for the uninitiated to stumble upon the stuff that springs out of them.
Terrifying.