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the orcs
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Any of several large, ferocious sea creatures, now especially the killer whale.
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Cry havoc and let slip the Orcs of war!
It wasn't any of the orcs or monsters.
The Orcs & Goblins get stronger and stronger as long as they keep raiding and winning battles.
The orcs are relatable and funny and, most of all, colourfully violent.
Forty-seven seconds, but only if you count the orcs as black.
That mournful note echoes as Aragorn (Viggo Mortensen) and his forces ready for their assault on Sauron's forces, the orcs.
So I keep it light and try to keep her attention focused on the orcs and skeletons and ogres and demons we're slaying.
But whereas the Orcs, Wizards and Hobbits owe a debt to digital trickery, the landscape they journey through is for real.
While there are likely to be howls of dismay from hard-line commenters, it could just sort the boys from the orcs.
The orcs and their terrifying behemoths of burden have a surreal confidence in victory; they even turn the phrase "Release the prisoners" into a threat.
A nearby forest, dubbed Amon Hen in "Lord of the Rings," was the setting for the epic battle in which the Orcs battled the Fellowship.
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