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Ogre concept art for The Forgotten Realms (Dungeons & Dragons).Related content
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...believable and amusing -- it's exactly how I imagined one would look like.
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Awesome, I'm going to try to get my DM to play him next campaign. Still as a H.E.M.A. fighter, I'm going to try to give him at minimum gambeson / mail and a helmet. One should never go into bladed combat without those (and a shield if you dont have plate).
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Good work.Β Though I can't say much for his armor.
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Unless thereΒ΄s a firbolg nearby. Now THOSE are never wrong.
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Awesome ogre, stupid axe. A larger yet slimmer weapon would be scarier and reenforce the creature. I think this oversized axe cartoonizes it...
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You say that, but a large being wielding a large weapon is intimidating. I'm not sure how or why you claim a weapon made for the size of its wielder cartoonizes it.Β
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Yeah, besides, Pathfinder ogres are inbred and purelly evil hillbillies
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An ogre magi is an oni, it isn't the same creature. Distant relation, at best (arguable, depending on source/edition/etc.). Love this picture, while I found the oni a bit cartoonish.
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Now this is definitely an ogre. Though, it is interesting to see such an extremely different depiction between this and the mage. I know the mage would be more intelligent, but it's appearance (at least anatomy) wouldn't change that much.
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The ogre mage isn't just an ogre who is a mage. They're a different creature entirely.
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Oh, I guess I never realized that. Still seems a bit dramatic of an anatomy/style change. As someone said on the mage's image, it looks more like an eastern creature or oni.
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That's because the ogre mage IS an Oni. It has always been, since Gygax made it.
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Didn't know that. The most commonly played system, 3.5, doesn't mention that. Is it in some of the older books?
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It's so since first edition. This is the picture of Ogre Mage in AD&D 2e Monster compendium:
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If you check Pathfinder version, it's dressed as a samurai: [link] Even 3rd edition is a blue ogre with small horns (like the oni we see here), and the same powers than this kind of oni has. The only difference is that the sword is european.
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