Orcs and Goblins

Morgoth, also known as Melkor, is the primary antagonist in Tolkien's works and is the creator of the Orcs.

Bolg is the son of Azog and becomes the leader of the goblins after his father's death.

In D&D, goblins are typically organized into tribes, which are led by a chieftain.

Orcs are often depicted as strong and powerful, with a fierce and aggressive nature.

Grishnákh is a goblin who works as a blacksmith in Mordor and is part of the raiding party that captures Merry and Pippin.

Thrall is the first warchief of the Horde and is a central figure in the Warcraft storyline.

Gollum, a former hobbit corrupted by the One Ring, reluctantly guides Bilbo through the Misty Mountains.

Orgrimmar is the main city of the Horde and is located in the continent of Durotar.

Goblins are often depicted as using axes as their primary weapon, due to their strength and durability.

Gothmog is the leader of the orcs during the Siege of Osgiliath and is a powerful and fearsome warrior.

Bilbo Baggins, the protagonist of The Hobbit, steals the Arkenstone from Thorin Oakenshield in an attempt to resolve the conflict between the dwarves and the dragon Smaug.

Maglubiyet is the goblin god of trickery and deception and is often depicted as a mischievous and cunning figure.

Hobgoblins are a type of goblin that is often depicted as being more intelligent and organized than regular goblins.

The Frostwolf Clan is an orcish clan that is led by Durotan and is known for its strong connection to the spirits of nature.

Griphook is a goblin who works at Gringotts Wizarding Bank and helps Harry Potter and his friends escape with the help of a dragon.