Upon the battlefield/plain of conflict/grounds of war, heroes are forged/tested/shaped. Each clash/engagement/skirmish a crucible, melting/tempering/refining their spirit and granting/bestowing/infusing them with unimaginable might. The weapons/armor/tools they wield become extensions of their will, slicing/shattering/crushing through any obstacle

But that is the difference between why did the Orc pantheon endure, in the event the Goblin or Hobgoblin pantheon fell, and I do think Luthic is the answer to that, that that streak of defense, aggression, but it's alloyed using this type of idea of security and an incredibly powerful maternal instinct, is what has preserved them. The get noticed