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An orc is a fictional creature found in many different fantasy universes. Orcs are typically non-magical, and are the same size and strength as men, and tend to be evil. They were popularised in Tolkien's works as "fallen" elves, but are well known from many other works, including Warhammer and Dungeons & Dragons. They are related to goblins, which tend to be smaller and less strong than their orc brethren.
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How did the Great Goblin recognize Glamdring and Orcrist?
Another possible reason is that as supported in the here
orcs and goblins are the same thing, and as many fans of Tolkien's work know, Orcs actually were made from elves that were tortured until they were … So considering this information it is possible that these Goblins/Orcs had seen Glamdring and Orcrist before. …
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