Editing Ogremoch (section)

==4th Edition==
[[File:Ogremoch 4e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Ogremoch never looked shinier. Or more terrifying.]]

4th edition changed Ogremoch. A '''lot'''. For starters, he went from his classic 10ft tall (Large) height to a Gargantuan, near-shapeless abomination of quaking stone, who turns the very earth around him into a bloodthirsty extension of his being. He also regained his original home of a great flat-topped mountain, as the [[Elemental Chaos]] is different to the [[Elemental Planes]], except that now he's a prisoner there, entombed by chains that [[Moradin]] forged with "the whipping winds that range in the heart of his mountain home".

Ogremoch's cult is now incredibly diverse, and in part that's because there are many different interpretations of him. Some worship him as the same old cthonic monster. Others, more cerebral, worship him as the lord of mysteries and secrets, as master of hidden places and dark moist earth and of the creatures within it. Others worship him because being lord of earth means he claims dominion over the earth's hidden treasures - gold, silver and gemstones, to name a few. Thus, in 4e, Ogremoch's cult includes everything from hedge witches to [[troglodyte]] hordes to greedy prospectors, avaricious miners, and dwarves.

In 4th edition, Ogremoch is regarded as the patron god of the [[Norker]]s, a stony-skinned race of [[goblinoid]]s and fellow ''Fiend Folio'' alumni.
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