A wonderful set of old-school, pig-gaced orcs with twelve different warriors, armed with a variety of nasty weapons. David's use of layers allows for four colour variants - changing the cloaks on the figures - which provides more variety. Plus this is worth buying for the bonus layer alone, which turns the ferocious orc warriors into a band of orc 'civilians' - including six orc kids!!!

New school old school. Great pig-faced orcery in 3 colour sets.

This set and the hero construction set have made me quite a fan of OkumArts mini's, clean dynamic poses, beautiful colors and a good price point.

The real highlight of this set for me, are the civilians. The possibilities are pretty exciting to think about. Will the party slaughter the children, will they escort them to a nearby orc village or will them leave them to their fate? I hope that more humanoid monster sets will include civilians in the future or a whole set of 'em. Would be an insta-buy for me.

It´s another great set of my favourite paper minis designer. Great color elections, four diferent color schemes that let you to form diferentes factions or trives, plus the bonus layer with new great minis. Excelent product, a 5 star product!!!

In addition to what others have already said, I'll add that the miniatures themselves are easy to cut out. The color and detail really make me look forward to future releases.

And besides: Pig-faced orcs! How can anyone who grew up in the "Old School" days not love them?

I like the fact they are not LoTR/GW clones. My kids love the "Piggy-noses".

Great classic orc designs for us Old Skool players. I really like the coloring, simple and effective with lots of poses.

Amazing set of paper miniatures. Looking at the cover image I can't help seeing it as a photograph of painted metal minis. Especially the ones standing with the polearms. The bonus miniatures are also very nice.

Okay, if you're an old-schooler, a fan of AD&D, or of the earliest Basic editions, you'll be no stranger to the pig-faced orc. Whether or not I believe orcs should have snouts is now completely ambushed in my nostalgia addled mind by the fact that they represent illustrations from those games. David Okum's Orc Tribe is a sheer pleasure to behold. It's a great mix of caricature and chunky costume details.

The PDF containing these printable figures also gives the player the option to select different colour capes and armour with different layers. I'm really looking forward to other figures from this "Darkfast Classic Fantasy" range. Perfect for acolytes of the OSR.

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