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%%* The appropriately-named Bloodspill from ''ComicBook/TheBlackbloodAlliance'' is a rare female example.

* Fighter, Black Belt, and Bikke in ''Webcomic/EightBitTheater''. Black Belt is a GeniusDitz, a master of hand to hand combat who [[NoSenseOfDirection can't navigate a straight line]], while Fighter and Bikke are all around morons (though still smarter than people give them credit for); Among other things, Bikke insists on being known as "The Claw", on account of the fearsome claw in place of his right hand. Except he actually has two perfectly normal hands, at least until he acquires a claw that he simply slips on. Meanwhile, Fighter simply doesn't understand that Black Mage hates him.

* ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'': R-79, an incredibly strong construct and prisoner in Castle Heterodyne, though he does clue into some things a bit faster than some of the other prisoners on occasion his normal solution to problems is to destroy and murder anything in his way.

* ''Webcomic/CurseQuest'': Subverted with Mogarth, in his original depiction in "The Kobold's Dungeon" he definitely fit the bill, smashing through doors without regards of what is on the other side. However in his updated version he seems to be more socially awkward and inattentive, but not outright stupid.

* Kurudan from ''Webcomic/TowerOfGod'', a literal-minded big guy who doesn't even know who or what he is fighting half the time.

* Junior, the Frankenstein's Monster {{Expy}} from ''Webcomic/{{Nosfera}}'' definitely qualifies.

* The appropriately-named Bloodspill from ''ComicBook/TheBlackbloodAlliance'' is a rare female example.

* Blake from ''WebComic/GoldCoinComics'', who is also Lance's Rival.

* Thog from ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'', who proves to be the exception rather than the rule when it comes to half-orcs. Of course, being a barbarian, INT was his dump stat. A later introduction is the dragon/ogre hybrid Enor, who appears to be very slightly more intelligent than Thog, and possibly even stronger.

* Gurf from ''Webcomic/{{Spacetrawler}}''. Though he's later shown to be a tactical GeniusDitz.

* Bloodspill from ''Webcomic/TheBlackbloodAlliance'' is a rare female example.

* Thog from ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'', who proves to be the exception rather than the rule when it comes to half-orcs. Of course, being a barbarian, INT was his dump stat. A later introduction is the dragon/ogre hybrid Enor, who appears to be very slightly more intelligent than Thog, and possibly even stronger.
** Of the Order itself, Roy finds himself constantly battling this stereotype. He could have been a wizard like his father wanted, but he chose to become a fighter instead.
** Crystal of the Thieves' Guild is an inversion of the typical stereotype. She's a petite, lithe girl who's both the Guild's deadliest assassin and dumb as a rock. Her boss, Bozzock, is a hulking half-orc who has to do Crystal's thinking for her.

* ''Webcomic/CurseQuest'': Averted somewhat with Mogarth, in his original depiction in "The Kobold's Dungeon" he definitely fit the bill, smashing through doors without regards of what is on the other side. However in his updated version he seems to be more socially awkward and inattentive, but not outright stupid.

* Minmax of ''Webcomic/{{Goblins}}'' traded all of his skills and intelligence points for attack power. As a result, he could not do very much other than fight.

* Death Elves in ''Webcomic/ElfBlood'' tend to get this treatment, having absorbed some dwarfy/orcy qualities from other fantasy lines. A possible exception is JN, who is strong and has not yet been shown to say anything profoundly stupid. He hasn't exactly been shown to be doing anything unduly smart, either.
* Cale in ''Webcomic/LookingForGroup'' assumes this of trolls, after his [[http://www.lfgcomic.com/page/23 first meeting with Tim.]] As it turns out, [[SubvertedTrope most of their species are quite intelligent,]] Tim's just been hit on the head with a mace a few times too many.
* Bloodspill from ''Webcomic/TheBlackbloodAlliance'' is a rare female example.
* ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'': Eggs and Biscuits, in the Midnight Crew intermission, are described as "morons, but dangerous morons". Biscuits in particular thinks hiding in an oven until the timer goes is a form of time power.
* Nick in ''Webcomic/SchlockMercenary'' has trouble with numbers above 1 and has managed to misunderstand a great many situations. He makes up for it with a good heart, a bottomless supply of loyalty, and being the size of a caravan. Shep was like this too in the early strips, but DivergentCharacterEvolution gave him at least a modicum of intelligence.
* Kurudan from ''Webcomic/TowerOfGod'', a literal minded big guy who doesn't even know who or what he is fighting half the time.
* ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'': R-79, an incredibly strong construct and prisoner in Castle Heterodyne, though he does clue into some things a bit faster than some of the other prisoners on occasion his normal solution to problems is to destroy and murder anything in his way.

* ''Webcomic/CurseQuest'': Averted somewhat with Mogarth, in his original depiction of "The Kobold's Dungeon" he definitely fit the bill, smashing through doors without regards of what is on the other side. However in his updated version he seems to be more of a socially awkward and inattentive, but not outright stupid.

* Gurf from ''Webcomic/{{Spacetrawler}}''.

* Chappy Chappy from ''{{Irritability}}'' rarely tries to solve any problems without violence.
* Minmax of ''{{Goblins}}'' traded all of his skills and intelligence points for attack power. As a result, he could not do very much other than fight.
* Junior, the Frankenstein's Monster {{Expy}} from ''{{Nosfera}}'' defiantly qualifies.
* Gurf from ''{{Spacetrawler}}''.
* Death Elves in ''ElfBlood'' tend to get this treatment, having absorbed some dwarfy/orcy qualities from other fantasy lines. A possible exception is JN, who is strong and has not yet been shown to say anything profoundly stupid. He hasn't exactly been shown to be doing anything unduly smart, either.
* Cale in ''LookingForGroup'' assumes this of trolls, after his [[http://www.lfgcomic.com/page/23 first meeting with Tim.]] As it turns out, [[SubvertedTrope most of their species are quite intelligent,]] Tim's just been hit on the head with a mace a few times too many.
* Bloodspill from ''TheBlackbloodAlliance'' is a rare female example.

* [[BigBadassWolf Bloodspill]] from ''TheBlackbloodAlliance'' is a rare female example.

* Blake from [[http://www.goldcoincomics.com Gold Coin Comics]], who is also Lance's Rival.