Ah the joys of differing contexts.

As an orc, I feel the stereotype that we only want to fight all the time needs to be quelled.
Sometimes we like to garden.

HAHAHA In my homebrew DnD world, The Orcs turned a crater into a Jungle because they got bored and now easily sustain a population of well over 20 million with good resource management. Gardening orcs are most fun!

Cool! So it's not just their thumbs that are green! ;)

As an orc, I feel the stereotype that we only want to fight all the time needs to be quelled.
Sometimes we like to forge.

As an orc, I am incredibly sad no one else followed through with the copypaste of giving orcs other cool jobs :'(

Well, someone did in a comment above :V

Well yeah, hahaha. I'm surprised we don't have any "baker" orcs in the comments... yet.

Oops

LOL Lesser's little blush in the bottom panel! "I assume we're not speaking about the same thing?" ;)

How'd he fight? Bare handed and naked. Using the most powerful grappling techniques, and potions of slipperiness. Apparently Orcs need their footing to hold deep in their stances and often lunge when they're unable to

you must be very stretchy

Maybe 👁️👁️

sounds like this is going to require some testing: BRING IN THE ORCS!

in a fight right?... right?

Talk about word play! I'll bet that magician didn't see that coming! XD HA HA HA HA HA!!!

As an orc I feel the stereotype that we only want to fight all the time needs to be quelled. Sometimes orcs like to wander the endless plains reciting ancient cantations along with tye elephant herds they travel with. Some like to create sustainable agriculture around their villages that feed both orc and elephant. I'm doing a worldbuilding thing where orcs are massive creatures that like to mostly eat fruit and vegetation only sometimes eating meat. They're very large amd live alongside talking elephants.
There are also nomadic tribes of elephants that ride sauropods across vast stretches of land.

. . . . where does the fourth one go?