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Orcish

🌟 Dive into the depths of fantasy with our latest musical creation, 'What if It was a song'! Featuring enigmatic lyrics and a mesmerizing melody, this track takes you on an auditory journey into the heart of Mordor. 🏰

🔮 Experience the intrigue of the Ork's world, where curiosity meets the unknown. Each verse unfolds a new layer of the mystical land, resonating with Orcish chants and war cries that echo through the dark corridors of this legendary realm.

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[Verse]
Gôrum mog, shuz-urdin, Mordor-izgul
Shakh-urzumûl groth-sark, brûzum-shâtul
Shriâk-dûmaz-ghash, tarkh-gûkûl-dûrûl
Durbatulûk gîmbatul, ash-targûl (nûlthak)

[Chorus]
Shûb-lugash, shim-ghashaz (glalûk)
Maukûl thrakûr, burz-ghashum (krûlûg)
Lû-batula, uzgûl-ûrzum
Tharkûl ghashâk, nargûl-krashûm (ûm)

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Lord of the Rings: Orc Battle Cry (Orcish)

Once, I crafted a world, and the Death/Blood/Age/Wisdom spirit was named Gomoko, and he was a Orcish monk. He was chosen by the spirits of Avalorne not because he caused the most sadness, but because he knew the most sadness, having his Orcish tribe killed in a huge flash of lightning, moving to a monastery, and then, in his anger accidentally burning the place down with a candle. He then attempted to end all sadness for many years, but when his best friend, Taerfiel the Elf, sacrificed herself for the greater good of a village, he understood joy is nothing without sorrow, and sorrow is nothing without joy. He spent the rest of his days meditating, till he gained powers such as mind reading, telekinesis, and advanced future telling, as well as respect across the lands. He's one of the six leaders of Ailrath, the universe, due to being the Spirit of Death. He's incredibly powerful, due to years of training. Now that he lives on Avalorne in the Council of the Six Spirits, he has many friends, and wears a hat made of many levels including a ball, and if he moves slightly out of balance, the hat falls, and therefore he is mentally unbalanced and the universe is at risk. He also wears a sick button down jacket that is similar to how a Yin Yang looks in design, and a dark grey mask against his grey skin to draw away from his Orcish mouth and fangs. His name changed to Bor'Guldan when he died, which roughly translates to blood god in my Orcish language. I imagine this is his theme.

Gomoko's theme

Drak'Thor, a powerful Barbaric Orc and descendant of Bor'Guldan/Gomoko, was known for his strength in battle. Confident and cocky, he once boasted he could defeat 10 elves in a fight. However, his overconfidence led to his downfall when he was knocked out and captured by the elves, who took him to a hidden speakeasy to recover. When he awoke, he had no memory of the battle and was consumed by rage, attacking civilians in search of answers. He was eventually overpowered and fled to the forest, where he discovered he'd developed short-term memory loss. This new affliction left him struggling with anger and paranoia, as he would forget why he was hunting the elves, only to remember later. Unable to cope with his condition, Drak'Thor spent weeks in a cave, ramming his head into walls in a desperate attempt to reverse the injury. His frustration grew, leading him to hallucinate and even destroy his cave home in a fit of anger.

Drak'Thor sought refuge in the speakeasy, where he met Grease-E, a goblin chef with dreams of exploring the world. Grease-E served him food and the strongest drink, and Drak'Thor, impressed by his culinary skills, encouraged him to pursue his dreams. When Drak'Thor woke the next morning, Grease-E was gone, leaving a note saying he'd gone off to explore. Left with no home and rejected by the town, Drak'Thor spent a month at the speakeasy, pondering his future. As the days passed, he grew more isolated, gaining weight and sinking into a cycle of uncertainty. Eventually, he realized he could stay in the speakeasy, so he approached the owner, a Dwarf named Fogheal Gabrar, to ask for a place to stay. Fogheal loved the idea and offered him a spot as an employee. Drak'Thor obliged. Drak'Thor spent the next couple of years working in the speakeasy, dedicated to his job, and though he knew he could never fight again, he still trained often. He no longer was a cocky, confident orc. He was now a content, though sometimes quite sad, orc, who worked at a speakeasy. Though his old self was completely gone, he is still Drak'Thor, descendant of Bor'Guldan!
(Upon death, he was offered a role in Avalorne as the spirit of war. However, he declined, as he felt his life had ended fine, and didn't want to feel longing for old times ever again. He is buried next to Shothvor, his grandfather, who is buried next to Bor'Guldan.


Drak'Thor's Theme

𝐞𝐨𝐧𝐬 𝐩𝐚𝐬𝐬 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐲𝐞𝐭 𝐈 𝐫𝐞𝐦𝐚𝐢𝐧.

My favorite video game is Bugsnax or T.O.T.K, I am a Firbolg, and I dedicate my free time to Lo-fi!

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