Personally I'm leaning towards a bearded axe.
Xartarin said
I'm considering some kind of explosives specialist, if that's appropriate. Medieval-ish explosives, of course.
Peik said
Wait, wait wait, we've got gunpowder?
HeySeuss said
Hard to say. I'm saying the furthest point of advancement is 14th century European tech, there will be magic and I'm not sure about culture, but I figure the situation will be fluid in politics -- lots of warring nobles. :) Oh, and elves.
HeySeuss said
Falchions sound really cool and way more orcish than battle-axes, in a way. Plus, orcs can swing some pretty ferocious ones, perhaps with hooks on the blunt side of the blade or something.
GreivousKhan said
Hmm, how powerful and widespread is magic? Like high fantasy Forgotten realms? Mid level like LOTR or Elder Scrolls? or low level City of Thieves or Conan? (the latter needing long rituals and components)
GreivousKhan said
Falchions are the defualt blades for D&D orcs. :P
GreivousKhan said
Also if I still go with my Ogre cook, I think a morning star or mace would suffice. Maybe combo it with a huge as shield like those huge dark spawn in Dragon Age. (not their ogres but a different kind of spawn)
HeySeuss said
. But we need to figure out polearms, besides the pikes, as well.
GreivousKhan said
Also if I still go with my Ogre cook, I think a morning star or mace would suffice. Maybe combo it with a huge as shield like those huge dark spawn in Dragon Age. (not their ogres but a different kind of spawn)
LimeyPanda said
Since we are on to discussion about weapons, we should discuss world factors. What other races are prolific and what characteristics do they have? Are elves industrialised, Druidic or nomadic? Stuff like that