Size Matters (Part 2)
'Except for the shaman, the only danger they pose it's their number. Unless the Abomination gifted them with some trick, of course.' Lith thought.
Ogres, instead, were all very tall, above 2 meters (6' 7") tall with muscular bodies that could have passed for humans if not for the deep green skin, the spiky red hair, and the long, pointy fangs protruding out of their lower lip.
They wore clothes, made out of the skin of other ogres, goblins, and whatever they usually had for lunch. Their natural strength surpassed that of a magical beast which combined with their ability to use a crude form of Forgemastery made them dangerous.
As for the trolls, they were those who worried Lith the most. They were over two meters (6'7") tall, with four arms and skin of a sickly white color. They had no eyelids nor nose, breathing from two holes right in the middle of their face.