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Magors
goblinoid
Data
Size	1,00-1,40
Lifespan	20 years
Behaviour	agressive, wild
Language	unknown
Religion	unknown
Region	Orclands
Specials
Familiars
Goblins

Magors are an extraordinary strong and agressive race and belong to the goblin races.

Biology

Magors are small but strong. Their hairless body is covered with a well muscular brown to ochre skin, stereotypical for their heads are tiny, pale eyes and ugly sharp teeth. Some older magors gain white to grey hair on the bald heads or as beards. The anticipated average life are 20 years but a Magor female can get up to 30 children every 2 years. The female population is rare and not much are seen by other races. Main habitat are the orclands but travelling mercenary groups can be found in all medium climate zones. Heat and coldness are disliked by magors. Their main food is meat of all sources, magors are also known as scavengers. They can survive for long without water but not without food because their strong bodies and high activity need a lot of energy.

Culture

While most goblin races are known as intelligent and peaceful, the magors are a very hostile clan. All they're interested in is food and combat. So it's not wondering that their race is well accepted in the orcish societies, where they survive as mercenaries or gladiators for orcish entertainment. Though the orcs discriminate other races than themselves, the power and bloodlust of a magor is respected by every orc warrior. The relationship to the orcs is similiar to a big brother, the younger one want to impress.

The orcish wargnome, as the magors are called by many humans, live in big packs in caves or on the streets of orc settlements, sometimes also in caverns under dry plains. Isolated magor clans are travelling over the eastern continent and mostly be mixed up in battles. Head of a single pack is a tribe elder called 'Snarrk'. The Snarrk has to moderate in quarries and can make decissions for the whole pack like where they will travel next.

In goblin society, they're avoided and be seen as black sheep of the goblin family.