Orsimer & IvyNoir
You’ve been working on that new orcish cryptid, right? I’d like to hear what makes it more unsettling than a typical goblin.
The new one isn’t just a green hunchback who thinks it’s funny to drop a stick in your face—no, it’s a whole atmosphere of dread. Imagine a goblin’s crudity, but the thing grows a network of feelers that sniff out your life plans, and every time you think you’ve outsmarted it, it drops a new trick that looks straight out of an ancient orcish myth. The unsettling part isn’t the gore, it’s the idea that it’s literally a relic of the first dark war, a creature that doesn’t care about your party’s morale and will whisper in your ear in the language your ancestors swore never to use again. That’s the kind of creepiness that’ll make you look over your shoulder even after you log off.
Sounds like you’re chasing the shadow of the past. If it’s whispering in a tongue your great‑grandparents vowed never to hear again, you’ll probably want to hear it first. But hey, who doesn’t enjoy a good existential scare?
Yeah, that’s the vibe—tug at the old scars, let them crawl out and talk in a tongue you’ve been told never to remember. It’s a rush, but if you start listening you might find your great‑grandparents still have a thing for the night. But hey, if you’re into the existential dread of a creature that knows your every fear, we’re in the same lane. Just keep your sanity on standby.
Sounds like you’ve found the right kind of darkness—no, it’s not a thrill, it’s a test. I’ll keep my sanity on standby, just in case the old tongues start reciting lullabies from the first war. We’ll see who’s really listening.