From what scholars could glean from Ogre folktale and stories, the Great Maw was a deity recorded long before the rise of Men, in the land just north of present-day Grand Cathay.

The Lore of the Great Maw is a lore of magic introduced in Total War: Warhammer III. It is unique to the Ogre Kingdoms race.

Sep 8, 2023 · The creature begins to resemble something out of Dune, growing a giant mouth and indiscriminately eating its kin —the only animal that regularly does so. When fed bacteria, …

Jan 24, 2022 · In the Warhammer lore, the Great Maw is theorized to have been an enormous crater formed from the impact of a massive comet. Thanks to the influences of Chaos, this giant crater that was already worshipped by the Ogres eventually gained a strange kind of god-like power of its own.

Jan 19, 2022 · The Great Maw is the deity of the Ogres in Warhammer lore – a giant, gaping mouth in the ground that’s understood to look a bit like the sarlacc pit from Star Wars.

Great Maw Site is an Ogre Kingdoms camp building introduced in Total War: Warhammer III with Ogre Kingdoms (DLC). A large semi-permanent, shanty settlement, centred on an important or holy site that acts as a hub during times of great Ogre migrations.

The Great Maw is the patron-deity of the Ogres that inhabit the Warhammer Fantasy universe, although the Great Maw is not entirely malevolent it is served by a species known for their brutality and insatiable hunger: traits that the Great Maw seems to embody and champion.

Once in a while, Yeenoghu whispers promises of power in the dreams of a giant whose hunger surpasses other giants'. In any case, the result is a ravenous monster called a maw of Yeenoghu, which is wholly devoted to the demon lord.

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Named after its giant maw, Grand’Goule had four legs equipped with horribly sharp talons, a pair of wings and a long tail that culminated in a three-pointed stinger. Though details about the appearance of the beast seem to differ. The most famous depiction is a 1677 statue by Jean Gargot (see image).