Ogre

Physiology: Ogres are a race of people who are typically larger and bulkier than humans, with thick, muscular bodies that are well-suited to physical labor and combat. They have a unique digestive system that allows them to eat almost anything, from rocks and metal to plants and animals. This ability to consume a wide variety of substances also enables them to regenerate quickly from injuries and wounds, making them formidable opponents in battle.

Culture: Ogres have a strong culinary tradition and are known for their love of hearty, filling meals. Their headquarters, a 1950s-style diner, is a hub of activity and serves as a central gathering place for ogres from all over. They often give themselves names based on German food, which reflects their love of cuisine and their strong cultural identity. Despite their reputation as fearsome fighters, ogres are generally a friendly and jovial people who enjoy socializing and having a good time.

Society: Ogres tend to organize themselves into small, tight-knit communities that are centered around family and food. Their society is largely egalitarian, with everyone expected to contribute to the community in some way, whether through hunting, farming, or other forms of labor. Despite their relatively simple lifestyle, ogres are intelligent and resourceful, and have a keen sense of survival that has allowed them to thrive in even the harshest of environments.

Relationships with Other Races: Ogres are generally viewed with suspicion and fear by other races, due to their size and reputation as fierce warriors. However, those who take the time to get to know ogres often find them to be loyal and trustworthy allies.