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An Ogre appears as a sturdy human, about average height if not a bit tall. Unlike his mythological counterparts, the Ogre is usually not monstrous and deformed. They are considered to be Fae, as opposed to trolls which are Under Fae. It is unknown whether this was some type of disguise or how the Ogre actually looks. It is also unknown if they actually feed on humans or if this is just a myth.
Ogres are immensely strong beings, capable of physically overpowering almost all other types of Fae. They also have greater resistance to damage, have increased speed and agility as well, although this is not commented on.
Mythology[]
An ogre (feminine: ogress) is a large, cruel, monstrous, and hideous humanoid monster, featured in mythology, folklore, and fiction. Ogres are often depicted in fairy tales and folklore as feeding on human beings, and have appeared in many classic works of literature. In art, ogres are often depicted with a large head, abundant hair and beard, a voracious appetite, and a strong body. The term is often applied in a metaphorical sense to disgusting