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Grellnock is a surviving orc warrior in Rilk's reduced warparty. Throughout the seasons, he is focused on increasing his ear collection.  
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Grellnock is a surviving orc warrior in [[Rilk]]'s reduced warparty, along with their caster [[Yart]].
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He meets [[Wren]] and tries to make himself and his party's shaman [[Kurn]] look cooler by lying about murder elementals. This is ineffective. Throughout the seasons, he is focused on increasing his ear collection.  
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Grellnock serves as a guinea pig for Yart's magic disguise experiments, retching several times. After helping Yart to lay a trap for the orcslayer [[Glorion]], he and Yart find Rilk in Daggie's tavern. They accost [[Silver Tom]], find a magic compass and accidentally activate the transport spell.
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Revision as of 13:57, 7 October 2018

Grellnock is a surviving orc warrior in Rilk's reduced warparty, along with their caster Yart.

He meets Wren and tries to make himself and his party's shaman Kurn look cooler by lying about murder elementals. This is ineffective. Throughout the seasons, he is focused on increasing his ear collection.

JQS3: Grellnock serves as a guinea pig for Yart's magic disguise experiments, retching several times. After helping Yart to lay a trap for the orcslayer Glorion, he and Yart find Rilk in Daggie's tavern. They accost Silver Tom, find a magic compass and accidentally activate the transport spell.


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Translation notes: Although there is no letter "c" in orcish, except in the "ch" sound, the subtitles of JQS1 say Grellnock, although it is more likely spelled "Grellnok."

Grellnock SkullSplitter tells Wren that his name is spelled with two "L"s, rather than the five we see in english. However, once translated into orcish, the only Ls are in his first name.