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Usually, I see orcs being based on pigs of some sort and if not, they are human but green, tusks and pointed ears. I haven't seen that much of an amphibian or frog-like version of orcs or at least, what I have seen on the surface. Frogs are prolific in eggs, but not all of them survive in the end. Orcs are kind of infamous for having larger numbers than humans in fantasy as far as I can see.

Through a bit of magic though, there are no babies, but largely competitive, fully-grown adults [1] that are invariably a part of a never-ending cycle of "survival of the fittest". Like archetypal orcs, they are warlike and so, if you fight well and manage to grow your own prestige in that environment, you can survive the first five years with no harm. Otherwise, you'll be dead in a few weeks.

[1] - Warhammer logic.

Description

Usually, I see orcs being based on pigs of some sort and if not, they are human but green, tusks and pointed ears. I haven't seen that much of an amphibian or frog-like version of orcs or at least, what I have seen on the surface. Frogs are prolific in eggs, but not all of them survive in the end. Orcs are kind of infamous for having larger numbers than humans in fantasy as far as I can see.

Through a bit of magic though, there are no babies, but largely competitive, fully-grown adults [1] that are invariably a part of a never-ending cycle of "survival of the fittest". Like archetypal orcs, they are warlike and so, if you fight well and manage to grow your own prestige in that environment, you can survive the first five years with no harm. Otherwise, you'll be dead in a few weeks.

[1] - Warhammer logic.