Why don't any of the traditional fantasy races have camouflage

Orcs are usually portrayed with green skin, but no setting have ever noted the potential camouflage advantages of this.

>>51006543

Campaign with nude forest Orcs when!

>>51006590
Savage rainforest orcs!

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Aren't we forgetting something?

>>51006668
Black is a good camouflage color in what environment, exactly?

>>51006833

Dark caves

>>51006843
not as good as rock-grey. Or is the stone black in the underdark?

>>51006866

Damp stone is, yes. And the underdark is moist enough for fungal growth, aboleths, and mindflayers to hang around.

>>51006506
In my head, orcs, goblins and trolls would all have varying types ofor camouflage. Striped orcs, blotchy gobbos, stone textured trolls.

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>>51006902
I still think you're wrong.

>>51006543
actual green skin or does it just look green. Because actual green (defined here as green pigments) in animals is ALOT more rare than you probably think.

Not that this distinction actually matters.

>>51006506
>The race is so adept at camouflage that no one has ever realized that they even exist.

>>51007062
How did you make that image?

>>51006506
Don't you know that gnomes can camouflage themselves?

>>51006833

Inner cities ghettoes.

Seriously though I don't think black animals do enjoy evolutive advantages in the night. But the idea of a camo race is bretty gud, gonna steal it.