Do Ogre's have Brute trait?

Just trying to figure out how a Great Club is doing an additional damage die?

if You Play baldur's gate 3 There Is a band of ogre and their leader got a headband of intellect. you can search it on youtube if you are curious it's really cool.

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That's not a bad idea

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I'm running a campaign and so i decided to put a green ogre in a swamp and the first things the players hear when they enter the swamp is "WHAT ARE YOU DOING IN MY SWAMP"

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Ogres are able to carry around 570 pounds or 258 kilograms, all day, comfortably, they can lift, drag or pull around 1140 pounds or 517 kilograms and can throw your average medium humanoid as an improvised thrown weapon as per page 148 of the players handbook, so anyone hit by the character takes 1d4+4 bludgeoning damage, and the character being thrown takes that impact damage, plus a creature takes 1d6 bludgeoning damage for every 10 feet they fall and will be prone when they land. Ogres are strong enough to use the regular and long range for an improvised, thrown medium or smaller humanoid, so a normal range of 20 feet and a long range of 60 feet, making the attack roll to hit anything specific with disadvantage, and you can just divide the distance, rolling 1d6 bludgeoning damage for every 10 feet covered. 

It drives me nuts that they mention Ogres hang out with Orcs when Orcs have never been a part of Dragon Lance and were intentionally left out of Dragon Lance.

ogres are the best for slaps not the other way around

I saw a ogre and it looked hard to beat and one of my players was a barbarian he was level three I thought I’d try to block off a passage way into a temple with 6 ogres and that lv 3 barbarian destroyed them all easily😢

Well since large creatures occupy a space of 10ft by 10ft we can argue that they are 10ft tall because if we go by the rules of a human body when a person is outstretching it's hand than from fingertip to fingertip they are as wide as they are tall.
So a large creature is 10ft tall, so reasonably it's arms are 4-5ft long so a 5ft reach around is not unreasonable imo. 
If you want your ogre to have more reach just say it wields a lance or halberd but keep the same rolls as on the sheet to not make it unbalanced.

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Why do Ogres not speak Ogre? lol. It just says Common and Giant.

Equip him with a spear

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Do you know what an interesting thought which came to my mind was? What if there was an enemy which was an intelligent Ogre? Think about it. This individual would somehow (leave it to anyone who cares enough to use this to figure out a reason) have intelligence which it could use to properly use tactics and trick people/adventurers. Especially if it pretended to be stupid so it could cause itself to be underestimated a bit. Just thought it was an interesting concept which I wanted to share.

 I love this concept! My first character is an ogre but I kind of wanted to subvert stereotypes about the ogre and make them intelligent. Considering my ogre character is a swamp ogre and has many try to kill and rob them, they have to be quick-witted and more strategic when getting rid of enemies and surviving. I personally think it's possible to have an intelligent ogre, especially if it makes sense with their backstory.

They have humanish lifespans so maybe. 

If this is an Ogre then why doesn't it speak Ogre!?

"OGRE RAGE"  as per Barbarian Class of 8th level <CR2= 1 character lvl 8  or 4 characters @ lvl 2>

if you make it "like a lvl 9 Barbarian" in Rage and you "get to" add that Extra Damage Die.. for 3d8+4

make it 10 feet  and give them a 3 square,, 15' swing arc

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