What version are you playing? This setup is new. I included what I see at Erevi's kitchen pot.
Depends on what you're looking for. Individuals want different things thematically from an orc girl: Uglycute, Muscle Mommy, dominate a physically powerful woman, transgressive, convert a seriously dangerous enemy to a genuine LI, human except for skin color & dentition, etc. Maghda fits the bill for some of these (also things like fat or giantess) for some people.
I commend Tinkerer for even having an ogress in PQ, despite my avoiding her entirely after retrieving Edgar's stuff. I do hope for an actual orc girl eventually.
the problem with adding an orc is that we have the goblins feeling all the roles an orc love onterest would fill, except for muscle mommy but we got the giants for that
I and many others disagree with you, they're monster girls to us.
This is exactly what I am trying to do. My Cook Book only has the Vegetable Bushel. I am using version 3.62, the newest. I only downloaded it yesturday. I've been playing the game since version 2 something. In previos versions you didn't have to learn the recipe. Thank you for answering the question. I haven't got the quest for her key yet.
.........bro have you not read or seen Lord of The Rings? The book that created the orc? They are literally bigger Goblins (the lore be tripping a lil' but I assure you the words Goblin & Orc in LoTRs is interchangeable in the books).
Theres a cooking station next to that one by 1 space that should let u cook the dinner iirc
Depends on the individual's definition of "monster girl." Also, how they're depicted in an IP.
Never said I found them unattractive, and did say I hope we get an orc girl. FTR I avoid Maghda after the first, required meeting because of her dietary flexibility, rather than her appearance.
When the new crafting system (including kitchen stuff) was introduced, a number of things were changed. One of those is not being able to butcher rabbits/boars/bears for steaks until after you have Jenny do it for you. (Technically the steaks thing reverted to an earlier version where that was always required, but most players came along after it was changed to not needing to see Jenny.)
the rason is that Tolkien enterprise thretened to sue Gary Gaynax for copyright infringement
Orcs are consistently tagged as monster girls on manga, anime, and hentai sites. As are mermaids, ogres/oni, vampires, and so on even when they are depicted as essentially human. Elves are only rarely tagged as monster girls, usually when they're more like fae than "humans with pointy ears."
Are there any other recipes like that? I made the 'special pastries' already but, they didn't show up in the cook book yet. Do you need to give one to someone first? What about the other recipes? Mead is probably the Giants. Do you get meal from this quest ( Erevi's dinner )?When the new crafting system (including kitchen stuff) was introduced, a number of things were changed. One of those is not being able to butcher rabbits/boars/bears for steaks until after you have Jenny do it for you. (Technically the steaks thing reverted to an earlier version where that was always required, but most players came along after it was changed to not needing to see Jenny.)
There are four situations that will unlock asking Jenny for that: Alice's key, Erevi's date, distracting Balder, and getting Frida to forgive you after the giants' hunting grounds arc. Seems to me you need to visit Jenny now.
Those orcs look similar to some depictions of goblins / kobolds before tolkein. Tolkein invented orcs / orks. He originally called them goblins. Before Tolkein's descriptions and the illustrations they would inspire there was no universal or agreed upon appearance for goblins, or any kind of magical creature for that matter (faeries, pixies, fae, brownies, hobs, hobgoblins, kobolds, etc.). There was also no clear distinction between any of them and they were often used interchangeably. Often a single folk story would have multiple variations with the specific magical creature changing to suit the area or language of the people telling the story. The understanding of all of magical creatures was vague and mysterious because their nature was to go mostly unseen. They all could have a range of moral alignments and were often depicted as mischievous or playful. Often people would blame them for things that went missing or attribute to them things that were beyond explanation.
You need a steak to make a meal, so making meals doesn't show until after Jenny shows you how to butcher something. That includes the special "make dinner for Erevi" spot in the Tower kitchen. (Remember, you need two steaks for that dinner rather than just one.) Yes, learning how to make mead requires following the giants quests.
Orcs were invented by Tokien for LoTRs. To say Orcs are nothing like typical portrayals & that it is not relevant at all is the dumbest thi g I have read all day. Seriously dude just look up Orcs & you'll see they were created for LoTRs by Tolkien it has everything to do with that. D&D & everything else coopted them from Tolkien, even in 1e D&D they were just pigheaded Greenskins to be killed. Hobbits & Ents were copyrighted but Orcs were not (no idea it was his IP but he just never bothered, which is why they became the true sole survivors of Tolkien's work into modern fantasy works)
That's because Japanese people were introduced to Orcs by D&D 1e which had them as Pigmen before then LoTRs was not a book u could really find in Japan (I'm sure theres translations now tho but I cant be sure). Same thing happened with Kobolds (OG: German Goblins. D&D 1e: yapping dogfolk, before later transforming into tapping dragonfolk. The Dogfolk were Japanse first look at Kobolds & so it stuck).
Orcs were invented by Tolkien as a type of souped-up goblin so all trace back to that. Which makes them monsters. Most settings, PQ including, call Goblins AND Orcs "Greenskins" because they are closely related cousins.
