If you’re looking for statistics on them, I’d suggest the following. If you’re a DM, you can decide for yourself. It might be possible to discuss this with your DM to allow the character to be considered after looking at the characteristics, modifiers, and other characteristics of the homebrewed race. But this concept has been considered as several homebrew ideas. If you’re talking about races mixed between orc and elf (half-elf as well as half-orc), There isn’t one in the D&D 5e edition. In fact, according to the 3e Faiths & Pantheons p.150, Luther dislikes the elven gods as traditional enemies of the orcs. There is such a thing as the “blessing of Luther” defined in the D&D 5e Volo’s Guide to Monsters, but it reaches an orc’s lifespan rather than providing them to interbreed with elves in particular.
The resulting offspring is either an orc or a half-orc. Suppose an orc procreates with a non-orc humanoid of comparable size and growth (such as a human or a dwarf). 245, “Orc Crossbreeds,” states that orcs can reproduce with non-orc humanoids of similar size, though it doesn’t say anything particularly for or against elves here: Orcs are a prolific race, and such stories likely have some genesis in truth.ĭ&D 5e’s Monster Manual (2014), p. Half-orcs are constantly the product of a human and an orc, but legends are told of half-orcs carrying the blood of dwarves, goblins, hobgoblins, and still halflings, gnomes, and elves. The 3e D&D Races of Faerûn (2001), p.67, says that half-orcs carrying some elvish blood might exist, but they may be a myth: The Complete Book of Elves (1992), p.20, states that it is rare for an elf to breed with anything but a human successfully:Īlthough there are rare exceptions, half-elves are also predominantly half-human elven genes typically cross with anything other than human genes. It is interesting since both races can breed with humanity”. In Dragon Magazine #60 (April 1982), the report “The Half-Elven Point of View” states: “Elves and orcs cannot interbreed. The breeding between half-elf and half-orc may be possible if rare.Īccording to AD&D-era lore, elves cannot breed with orcs at all.
Orcs might not accept them because they are not as strong, and humans might not trust them because of their savage looks. Half-orcs live a rougher life, and the greatest of their struggles begin from birth. As their names would suggest, half-elf has both elven and human blood, and the half-orc has orc and human blood.
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