Lore
Troll / Ogre
妖巨人（トロール）／人食い大鬼（オーガ）
Races & CreaturesMajor Races
Two large demi-human races: trolls have astonishing regeneration, and ogres are about 3 m tall, strong, and extremely unintelligent.
- Trolls: long noses and ears, 2.5–3 m tall, and stronger than ogres; they can regenerate even from chunks of flesh and have a keen sense of smell, but are weak to fire and acid, which block regeneration.
- Usually only gold-rank adventurers can just barely handle them; they are highly adaptable, with subspecies such as war trolls, volcano trolls, cave trolls, sea trolls, and mountain trolls.
- There is a troll nation in the center of the continent, where the finest delicacy for guests is said to be a six-month-old human fetus.
- Go Gin, the Martial Lord of the Grand Arena, is a war troll.
- Ogres: hairless and ape-like, they use tree trunks as clubs; they are omnivores, and humans are simply the easiest prey to catch; outside their own tribe, they coexist only with goblin tribes that provide them food.
- Higher forms include ogre mages, earth-spirit ogres (Puri Un), and and water-spirit ogres (Vah Un, who can turn to mist and negate ranged attacks 7 times).
- Troll subspecies (Vol. 8 p. 382): war trolls (awakened as warriors, naturally able to use swords), volcano trolls (fire-resistant), cave trolls, sea trolls (good swimmers that can breathe underwater), bridge trolls (a rare species living under bridges), and mountain trolls (bigger and stronger)
- In YGGDRASIL, no one can gain complete resistance to every regeneration-blocking attack; Ainz first saw war trolls in the New World, and the Giant of the East, "Guu," is one (Vol. 8 p. 382)
- Ogre relatives: water-spirit ogres have pale blue-white skin and horns on their foreheads and can turn to mist to negate ranged attacks 7 times (Vol. 12 p. 380)
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