(Ah, got it; Still, with uberstrength and Divine Favor, this dude's a combat<em>monster</em>. ;))<br/><br/>Humming tunelessly to himself (An old orc melody- "The Iron Boots Of Grummsh crush the Humans"), Nbox strolled along, tromping his way through the thickening fields; He wrinkled his snout, batting increasingly solid agriculture-related plants out of his way. Fortunately, the farmer had taken to his heels- Pretty well done, if da orc said so himself. (He did, of course.)<br/><br/>The orc cleric slowed to a stop as he saw movement- Hmmm, another human ten- farm- oh, doin' planty stuff! (Orcs are not big on agriculture.) It took him significantly less long to see it was a woman- or, 'breeder', as the other orcs would've called it. She seemed to be alone, not looking in his direction, and Nbox felt his mouth widen in a toothy grin...<br/><br/>And he stopped, brow furrowing as the orc thought. Grummsh had been *pretty* clear on anything not orc- There was 'eat', then 'trample', then 'go forth and multiply'. Most of da clerics were *big* on the last one, too. Still, Nbox had to wonder...That tower wasn't getting any closer, though he'd been walking, and his feet hurt. Maybe the human knew something about it...<br/><br/>Then, he remembered how the farmer with the ridiculous pointy stick had reacted- If he just went out an' asked her, why, the silly 'oomie might run off, too! Or try to stick him with something pointy, which wouldn't help in the slightest. With a sigh, Nbox fumbled with the big, iron pot he'd fastened to his waist- A helmet, they'd called it, one of those conveniently full-faced, visored types. It took some fumbling, his fingers trying to work the catches...But he got it on, just barely, snapping the visor shut, less than a centimetre from his tusks.<br/><br/>Feeling slightly stupid, and quite claustrophobic, the orc lumbered out into the field, waving one arm in a (hopefully) non-threatening manner. "Hoy!" he boomed, voice ringing and metallic, in badly-accented Common. "How do I get to the tower, humble pea- far- human-person?"