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"Humans have... A habit... Of pretending to be what they're not." The lizard man's eyes focused on her briefly, his gaze piercing and sharp. "I am Kroq-Gar. You are... Harper. I... Listened." As for her next statement, his head tilted. "Bat...man? Is he... Undead?" A reserved tone entered his...

Kroq-Gar listened to the exchange about killing the gangster he had totally helped acquire, cough cough, with keen interest. These hatch-lings seemed divided on the matter. If he was with his own Saurus, Kroq-Gar would have likely just killed the men outright, but that wasn't his call here...

Kroq-Gar was not one to feel fear, no matter the situation. He didn't feel it when the world seemed to tear him apart, and he didn't feel it when he woke up in a strange, new land, surrounded by strangers. Confusion, however, was another matter entirely, and that, the Saurus Oldblood had in...

The orc noticed the odd mannerisms, but considering he honestly didn't know that was any different than most humans, it didn't really make him pause. "'Umie speak iz wot we Orkz picked up. Easia dat way." The ground shook as Grimgor stood up fully again. "Most uv da time, I'd agree wiv ya, bruv...

Grimgor looked at Locus as he ran, then the robot that had openly discussed trying to kill him. It didn't seem to faze the orc much; Orcish society was, after all, completely based around violent power struggles, almost one hundred percent of the time, and Grimgor himself readily slaughtered his...

I was shown the movie when I was less than two (my parents regret doing it, but I adored it). It inspired a still-going love of dinosaurs, which shaped a lot of my decisions as far as career, and still affects what I enjoy doing today. I am ashamed to say that I only realized it was a novel...

Appearance: Name: Kroq-Gar, the Last Defender of Xhotl Age: 8,000+ years old. Canon: Warhammer Fantasy Powers / Abilities / Equipment: The Hand of the Gods: "Kroq-Gar can create a searing ball of light in the palm of his hand, which can then be directed at his enemies." The Hand of the...

"Oh, right. Ya 'umies 'ave 'laws.' " The black orc rolled his eyes. The ground shook as he crouched to be slightly closer to eye level with the both of them. "Why not? Eatin's necessary, ain't it? I ain't exactly got my boyz to raid for food, so pickins iz slim. I wuz ya, I'd eat 'im. I'm me...

The orc's great eyes narrowed down at the man. Though he wasn't too keen on thinking about such things, Grimgor was a pretty cunning individual, when it called for it, so it didn't take but the words leaving the armor-clad individual's mouth for the orc to get that he was indeed, ironically...

Black Orcs rarely cared about where they lived, so long as they got to kill and eat and kill and eat. Grimgor was a little more complicated than that. Of course, he still mostly killed and ate things, but even he knew when to pick his fights; something very un-Orky of him. This came at the...

I really loved the dumbed down White Fang a lot. Read it several times. Ender's Game is up there, too.

I saw some people roleplaying in Runescape. Frankly, I was thirteen at the time and was looking into it for more... immature reasons, but it's grown to be more of a serious hobby.

One of the biggest criticisms my wife has for me is that I tend to favor nihilism over existentialism, and it shows sometimes. I don't always empathize with other well, or really 'feel' things the way other people do. Chances are, if I was a villain, I'd be a bit more of a dispassionate...

Since you already took the ability to get different abilities, I'd probably take reality warping of some sort. Don't like something? Change it.

Probably Jurassic Park or Ender's Game (Orson Scott Card's personal life aside).

Thanke thanke! I've gotten into Warhammer Fantasy and Warhammer: 40k pretty hardcore lately thanks to the Total War: Warhammer games, so I thought I'd stick with what is currently my favorite fandom, though that will likely change, as it always does, before too long.

Even though I'm bi, I've pretty much only ever played straight men. Typically big and angry ones, too; this extends even to my tabletop roleplaying, where I'm usually the guy who ends up playing as the big, less-than-intelligent barbarian that yells a lot and hits things hard. I don't know why...

Unoriginal title aside, I like to think I'm a moderately interesting person. I'm a father of one, a husband, and I work shipping, so nothing exciting there. I've been doing forum RP for a good few years now, with a heavy focus on high fantasy and fandom, first getting into the idea of online RP...