In modern times the Orc culture has diversified as it began to spread amongst the lands of Ammeil. Though the majority of Orc kind still adhere to a form of tribal community, choosing to instead live lives drifting from location to location, there are some Orcs that can be found moving towards lives of permanent settlements. Orc kind typically does not democratically elect its leaders but instead those that are the most "aged and wise" are chosen as the Seer, whose job it is to help guide the future of each individual tribe with readings of the stars and prophesy from the Gods. Amongst tribal leader ship is the Orc Godi or Chieftain, chosen for their strength and is responsible for keeping the tribe strong and dealing with military threats.

Each orc tribe also has a Den Mother whose job it is to protect the birth line of Orcs and to promote a healthy birth rate within the tribe. Strong young orcs are chosen to be the tribes huntsmen and gatherers, while the weaker, young or aged are given the tasks of farming and craftsmanship. Sizes of tribes vary but as a tribe grows it can begin to be known as something else. Small tribes of 2-50 orcs are simply called tribes. As a tribe passes 50 and into the 50-200 range its known as a Blood Tribe. Going into the range of 200-600 it is known as an Dregstad or "Mud Town". Going into the largest of Orc communities we have the Blotskad, ranging from 600 onward, a Blotskad is a collection of many large tribes that gather together and work in union with each other. Blotskads work by councils and each tribe has its own representative Godi, Seer and Den Mother in the tribal council. These Blotskad's also have specialty positions in blacksmithing, animal husbandry, farming and more that smaller tribes would not have. 

​

​