Half-Orc

The half-orcs are highly regarded as the outcasts of all society, accepted rarely by their orc or human families, as their values are torn between two polar opposites. Never free from the ire of other races, even fellow hybrids, half-orcs frequently choose to live in obscurity, hiding their faces, filing down their sharp tusk-like teeth, and hiding their skin in wraps or bandages. Some half-orcs, however, take great pride in their heritage and display it with glee, not wavered by the intimidating presence they evoke.

Appearance
Half-orcs are close in human to appearance, though as their namesake would suggest, they share many of the features of orcs. Some of these features are less apparent to others, and some even possess features so subtle they could easily be mistaken for humans, though there's always enough to set them apart from their human side. Half-orcs are often broad of build, and while not all are necessarily muscular, their orc blood grants them stocky frames and tough muscles. Half-orc faces are strong and are the most likely to inhibit their orc heritage, with angular, square features, small and flat noses, pointed ears, and wideset jaws. Their skin ranges from human tones to orcish blues, grays, and greens, while their hair is notably dark in color, from deep auburn to dark brown to black. They often have two tusks on their lower row of teeth, though some half-orcs ashamed of their blood may end up filing them down.

Because of their varying backgrounds and social standings, half-orcs adorn themselves in wildly different ways all dependent on their environment. Half-orcs living in rural places adopt local culture especially if they had a family to grow up in, while half-orcs in urban locales who might not have had a family or other heritage are more likely to adopt the flair of those they work for or integrate themselves with.