15:24 <UmbralRaptor> <Celti> So, if you had an orc who specialised in blood magic... <Celti> ...would that be a hemogoblin?

15:29 <Greys> no

15:29 <Greys> if you had a goblin who specialized in blood magic, yes

15:29 <Greys> orcs aren't goblins

15:29 <Greys> even tolkien orcs are the horrible merging of corrupted elves and humans

17:47 <acc> Greys: but there were that weird orcs made out of mud

17:48 <Greys> that was the movies being weird

18:02 <acc> ah, alright

18:17 <Greys> could be

18:17 <Greys> did lotr even have goblins?

18:23 <Greys> in less doubtful territory, there's an entire category of goblinoid races in D&D, orcs aren't part of that; humans, elves, orcs, gnomes, halflings, and goblins are all original species

18:31 <Greys> bugbears are goblinoid, hobgoblins are goblinoid, and both of those are more similar to Orcs; but also to an extent most small monstrous humanoids are considered goblinoid

21:21 <Greys> egg, I require math brain

21:22 <Greys> in the lore of tieflings, there was an original set of greater than one, probably less than a hundred, they were humans and they made a pact with the devil; this granted them great power but turned them and everyone who can trace a lineage to them into devil people

21:22 <Greys> so, if you're 1/1000th one of them, you're 100% a tiefling

21:22 <Greys> how long until everybody's a tiefling

21:28 <acc> 666 years, I'd guess :>