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Creation	Order	Creature Name	Metarace	Race or Species	Variant/Subgroup	Class/Role	Rank/Age	Alternate Names	publish?	Origins	Climate	Habitat	Level	HP (at lvl)	XP	Threat Rating	Size	Size Mod	Melee Mod	Ranged Mod	Spirit Mod	Faith Mod	Defense	Resistances	Stats	Languages	Senses	Form	Armor	Weapons	Alternate	Skills	Traits	Extra	Drops	Description
Second	Primatives	Arctic Giant	Giantkind	Giant	Arctic	Brute	Regular	Frost Giant	yes	Realm (Stillness), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Order)	Arctic	Salt Water, Coastal/Shore	9	228 (147+18d8)	118	9	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	+4 Hit; 1% Crit. (100+); +2 Damage	-6 Hit; 1% Crit. (100+)	-4 Hit; 2% Crit. (99+)	-2 Hit; 1% Crit. (100+)	AC 63; Armor 58; Dodge 5; Noisy 10; Double Layer 6; Triple Layer 4 Lair Action: May use a special Lair Action at the top of every non-ambush turn when fighting within their bjerg citadel or other such lair, typ. a bonus instant or non-attack action	Arcane 16; Elemental 38; Natural 29; Holy 30; Demonic 25; Mental 18	Move 6; Str 19; Agil 10; Stam 19; Int 8; Wis 10; Avd 5; Per 10; Res 15; Init 9; Cha 10	Giant & Aquan	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Mail, Plated x6 w/ Leather, Ringmail x4 over Cloth, Quilted x8	Giant Great Axe: 2d10+2d8+6, Overpowering (-2). Can attack twice if using only a basic attack action (Extra Attack I).	Hurl Ice Boulder: May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to throw a icy boulder (Rng: 40, 2" radius, +5% crit, 2d10+4 physical damage & 1d4+2 frost damage, targets are Slowed for 1 round).		Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met Trample II: 2d6 dam, does not effect targets of equal size or larger than the creature Affinity I (Frost Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Affinity I: +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Hardened (Frost): Incoming damage of this type is reduced by half Sensitivity (Heat): Incoming damage of this type is doubled Volatile Caster: This creature is naturally volatile and ignores all penalties and special effects for casting Volatile spirit powers except for a flat +5% Critical cast chance with all Volatile powers (typically already added); also explodes or otherwise vents volatile energy upon death, dealing 1d6 (per Tier of Caster) damage of the appropriate type in a 2" radius Implacable: Immune to any effect that reduces movement, including difficult terrain and triple layering of armor Melee Adept I: +10 to hit with all Melee attacks (typically already added)		3d8 Everice + 1d8 Lunarite	Arctic giants are an impressive 20 feet tall with light blue or gray skin tones and long silver or white hair. They tend to wear long and well kept or braided beards. They are natural raiders and seafarers, more at ease navigating by the moon and stars, than being out in the bright light of day. They fierce warriors and have a reputation for terrorizing coastal communities along frigid arctic waters.
Second	Primatives	Arctic Giant Shaman	Giantkind	Giant	Arctic	Shaman	Regular	Frost Giant	yes	Realm (Stillness), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Order)	Arctic	Salt Water, Coastal/Shore	10	252 (162+20d8)	163	11	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	+5 Hit; 1% Crit. (100+); +2 Damage	-5 Hit; 1% Crit. (100+)	-3 Hit; 3% Crit. (98+)	-1 Hit; 1% Crit. (100+)	AC 63; Armor 58; Dodge 5; Noisy 10; Double Layer 6; Triple Layer 4 Lair Action: May use a special Lair Action at the top of every non-ambush turn when fighting within their bjerg citadel or other such lair, typ. a bonus instant, action, trap or environmental effect	Arcane 16; Elemental 38; Natural 29; Holy 30; Demonic 25; Mental 18	Move 6; Str 19; Agil 10; Stam 19; Int 8; Wis 10; Avd 5; Per 10; Res 15; Init 9; Cha 10	Giant & Aquan	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Mail, Plated x6 w/ Leather, Ringmail x4 over Cloth, Quilted x8	Giant Frost Touched Great Axe: 2d10+2d8 phys. dam +10 Frost damage, overpowering (-3). Can attack twice if using only a basic attack action (Extra Attack I).	Hurl Ice Boulder: May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to throw a icy boulder (Rng: 40, 2" radius, +5% crit, 2d10+4 physical damage & 1d4+2 frost damage, targets are Slowed for 1 round).	Can use up to Tier 4 Frost Powers (per day use: T4 x1, T3 x2, T2 x3, T1 x4, T0 unlimited) typ. instants: Frostbite (T4), Frost Shield (T3), Frost Armor (T2), Imbue: Shiver (T1) typ. actions: Avalanche (T4), Ice Barrier (T3), Frost Nova (T2), Freeze Magic (T1)	Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met Trample II: 2d6 dam, does not effect targets of equal size or larger than the creature Affinity I (Frost Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Affinity I: +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Hardened (Frost): Incoming damage of this type is reduced by half Sensitivity (Heat): Incoming damage of this type is doubled Volatile Caster: This creature is naturally volatile and ignores all penalties and special effects for casting Volatile spirit powers except for a flat +5% Critical cast chance with all Volatile powers (typically already added); also explodes or otherwise vents volatile energy upon death, dealing 1d6 (per Tier of Caster) damage of the appropriate type in a 2" radius Implacable: Immune to any effect that reduces movement, including difficult terrain and triple layering of armor Melee Adept I: +10 to hit with all Melee attacks (typically already added)	Brute Magic: Add melee damage bonuses to casting damage	3d8 Everice + 1d8 Lunarite	Arctic giants are an impressive 20 feet tall with light blue or gray skin tones and long silver or white hair. They tend to wear long and well kept or braided beards. They are natural raiders and seafarers, more at ease navigating by the moon and stars, than being out in the bright light of day. They fierce warriors and have a reputation for terrorizing coastal communities along frigid arctic waters. Some among the arctic giants are capable of wielding powerful frost magic. These shamans are seen as being blessed by the gods, and are a boon to any arctic giants community.
Second	Primatives	Deep Giant	Giantkind	Giant	Deep	Brute	Regular	Fomorian	yes	Realm (The Furnace), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Chaos)	Cosmopolitan	Subterranean, Ruins/Dungeon	9	236 (155+18d8)	126	10	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	+1 Hit; 7% Crit. (94+); +2 Damage	+8 Hit; 8% Crit. (93+)	+5 Hit; 12% Crit. (89+)	+7 Hit; 8% Crit. (93+)	AC 25; Armor 20; Dodge 5 Lair Action: May use a special Lair Action at the top of every non-ambush turn when fighting within their cave or other such lair, typ. a bonus instant or non-attack action	Arcane 14; Elemental 40; Natural 29; Holy 30; Demonic 24; Mental 16	Move 6; Str 19; Agil 8; Stam 20; Int 7; Wis 9; Avd 5; Per 10; Res 15; Init 8; Cha 2	Giant	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell Darksight II: Can see in natural darkness at a range (in table top inches) equal to 2x their Perception. In total darkness (no-light) everything appears as shades of grey while dim light allows for discernment of color. In bright light Perception is cut in half.	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Leather x6 plus Hide, Rough x8	Giant Great Club: 4d6+2d4+2, stun 20%, Crushing blow 2. Can attack twice if using only a basic attack action (Extra Attack I).	Evil Eye: May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to use Evil Eye (Rng: 40, single target, 6d8 mental damage, target immediately suffers -10 to its Initiative Score for the remainder of the battle. Giant Flask of Distilled Acid (typ. 3 bottles carried on belt): May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to throw the Flask, dealing (2d4+2)x3 acid damage and applies 3 stacks of Corrosion. Can sacrifice both basic attacks to use Evil AND hurl Giant Flask fo Distilled Acid, as par tof teh same action.		Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met Trample II: 2d6 dam, does not effect targets of equal size or larger than the creature Affinity I (Shadow Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Affinity I (Caustic Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Terrifying: Enemies must pass a Resolve test to move towards the creature and if it moves into base contact with a foe they must pass a Resolve test or immediately flee their full move directly away (treat as Feared & Frightened). Add Advantage or Disadvantage equal to the difference in sizes. Once a Resolve test is passed in either case, the target is immune for the remainder of the day. Cursed Wounds: For any physical damage caused by this creature, if not de-cursed first, MUST attempt to resist any healing. For non-magical healing (i.e. potions) use Natural resist with no "casting" modifiers.	Highly Malformed: Deep giants are hideous to behold, gaining the Terrifying trait and requiring two sucessful rolls to pass a Charm test.	3d8 Dark Matter + 1d8 Brimstone + 0-3 Giant Flasks of Distileld Acid (M)	Pale white or blue skinned with dark stringy hair, the Fomorians are the shortest of giants. These misshapen creatures are believed by most other giants to be cursed for some ancient affront to the gods. Though they likely once stood taller than hill giants, their bodies are permanently hunched over, averaging only 14 feet tall. This is to their advantage as they make their homes in the deep places of the world, not the most accommodating place to those of giant size. Their broad backs are heavily scarred from brushing up against cavern ceilings as they prowl about in the darkness, seaking to enslave or devour lesser beings.
Second	Primatives	Deep Giant Witchdoctor	Giantkind	Giant	Deep	Witchdoctor	Regular	Fomorian	yes	Realm (The Furnace), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Chaos)	Cosmopolitan	Subterranean, Ruins/Dungeon	10	260 (170+20d8)	179	12	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	+2 Hit; 8% Crit. (93+); +2 Damage	+9 Hit; 8% Crit. (93+)	+6 Hit; 12% Crit. (89+)	+8 Hit; 8% Crit. (93+)	AC 25; Armor 20; Dodge 5 Lair Action: May use a special Lair Action at the top of every non-ambush turn when fighting within their bjerg citadel or other such lair, typ. a bonus instant, action, trap or environmental effect	Arcane 14; Elemental 40; Natural 29; Holy 30; Demonic 24; Mental 16	Move 6; Str 19; Agil 8; Stam 20; Int 7; Wis 9; Avd 5; Per 10; Res 15; Init 8; Cha 2	Giant	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell Darksight II: Can see in natural darkness at a range (in table top inches) equal to 2x their Perception. In total darkness (no-light) everything appears as shades of grey while dim light allows for discernment of color. In bright light Perception is cut in half.	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Leather x6 plus Hide, Rough x8	Giant Void Touched Great Club: 4d6+2d4 phys. damage +6 Void damage, stun 20%, Crushing blow 2, inflicts fear if failing a resolve test. Can attack twice if using only a basic attack action (Extra Attack I).	Evil Eye: May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to use Evil Eye (Rng: 40, single target, 6d8 mental damage, target immediately suffers -10 to its Initiative Score for the remainder of the battle. Giant Flask of Distilled Acid (typ. 3 bottles carried on belt): May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to throw the Flask, dealing (2d4+2)x3 acid damage and applies 3 stacks of Corrosion. Can sacrifice both basic attacks to use Evil AND hurl Giant Flask fo Distilled Acid, as par tof teh same action.	Can use up to Tier 4 Shadow & Caustic Powers (per day use: T4 x1, T3 x2, T2 x3, T1 x4, T0 unlimited) typ. instants: Visions of Terror (T4), Dark Strength (T3), Corroding Hex (T2), Conjure: Shadow Beast (T1, can use as an instant) typ. actions: Orbs of Acid (T4), Caustic Vapor (T3), Cloud of Despair (T2), Fear (T1)	Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met Trample II: 2d6 dam, does not effect targets of equal size or larger than the creature Affinity I (Shadow Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Affinity I (Caustic Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Terrifying: Enemies must pass a Resolve test to move towards the creature and if it moves into base contact with a foe they must pass a Resolve test or immediately flee their full move directly away (treat as Feared & Frightened). Add Advantage or Disadvantage equal to the difference in sizes. Once a Resolve test is passed in either case, the target is immune for the remainder of the day. Cursed Wounds: For any physical damage caused by this creature, if not de-cursed first, MUST attempt to resist any healing. For non-magical healing (i.e. potions) use Natural resist with no "casting" modifiers.	Brute Magic: Add melee damage bonuses to casting damage. Highly Malformed: Deep giants are hideous to behold, gaining the Terrifying trait and requiring two sucessful rolls to pass a Charm test.	3d8 Dark Matter + 1d8 Brimstone + 0-3 Giant Flasks of Distileld Acid (M)	Pale white or blue skinned with dark stringy hair, the Fomorians are the shortest of giants. These misshapen creatures are believed by most other giants to be cursed for some ancient affront to the gods. Though they likely once stood taller than hill giants, their bodies are permanently hunched over, averaging only 14 feet tall. This is to their advantage as they make their homes in the deep places of the world, not the most accommodating place to those of giant size. Their broad backs are heavily scarred from brushing up against cavern ceilings as they prowl about in the darkness, seaking to enslave or devour lesser beings. Most feared and reviled among them, is the witchdoctor. Wielding shadow magic and caustic powers, they literally carve out the underground empire of the deep giants.
Second	Primatives	Deep Giant Headman	Giantkind	Giant	Deep	Witchdoctor	Headman	Fomorian	yes	Realm (The Furnace), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Chaos)	Cosmopolitan	Subterranean, Ruins/Dungeon	14	356 (230+28d8)	244	14	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	+6 Hit; 10% Crit. (91+); +2 Damage	+13 Hit; 10% Crit. (91+)	+10 Hit; 14% Crit. (87+); +4 Damage	+12 Hit; 10% Crit. (91+)	AC 25; Armor 20; Dodge 5 Lair Action x2: May use a special Lair Action at the top of every non-ambush turn when fighting within their cloud castle or other such lair, typ. a bonus instant, action, trap or environmental effect	Arcane 14; Elemental 40; Natural 29; Holy 30; Demonic 24; Mental 16	Move 6; Str 19; Agil 8; Stam 20; Int 7; Wis 9; Avd 5; Per 10; Res 15; Init 8; Cha 2	Giant & Common	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell Darksight II: Can see in natural darkness at a range (in table top inches) equal to 2x their Perception. In total darkness (no-light) everything appears as shades of grey while dim light allows for discernment of color. In bright light Perception is cut in half.	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Leather x6 plus Hide, Rough x8	Giant Void Touched Great Club: 4d6+2d4 phys. damage +6 Void damage, stun 20%, Crushing blow 2, inflicts fear if failing a resolve test. Can attack twice if using only a basic attack action (Extra Attack I).	Evil Eye: May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to use Evil Eye (Rng: 40, single target, 6d8 mental damage, target immediately suffers -10 to its Initiative Score for the remainder of the battle. Giant Flask of Distilled Acid (typ. 3 bottles carried on belt): May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to throw the Flask, dealing (2d4+2)x3 acid damage and applies 3 stacks of Corrosion. Can sacrifice both basic attacks to use Evil AND hurl Giant Flask fo Distilled Acid, as par tof teh same action.	Can use up to Tier 5 Shadow & Caustic Powers (per day use: T5 x1, T4 x2, T3 x3, T2 x4, T12 x5, T0 unlimited) typ. instants: Nightmare Illusion (T5), Visions of Terror (T4), Dark Strength (T3), Corroding Hex (T2), Conjure: Shadow Beast (T1, can use as an instant) typ. actions: Deadly Fumes (T5), Orbs of Acid (T4), Caustic Vapor (T3), Cloud of Despair (T2), Fear (T1)	Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met Trample II: 2d6 dam, does not effect targets of equal size or larger than the creature Affinity I (Shadow Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Affinity I (Caustic Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Terrifying: Enemies must pass a Resolve test to move towards the creature and if it moves into base contact with a foe they must pass a Resolve test or immediately flee their full move directly away (treat as Feared & Frightened). Add Advantage or Disadvantage equal to the difference in sizes. Once a Resolve test is passed in either case, the target is immune for the remainder of the day. Cursed Wounds: For any physical damage caused by this creature, if not de-cursed first, MUST attempt to resist any healing. For non-magical healing (i.e. potions) use Natural resist with no "casting" modifiers.	Brute Magic: Add melee damage bonuses to casting damage. Highly Malformed: Deep giants are hideous to behold, gaining the Terrifying trait and requiring two sucessful rolls to pass a Charm test. Wrists and head armor slots have Superior Dark Power and Burning Power enchants (+4 spell power to each, already added).	3d8 Dark Matter + 1d8 Brimstone + 0-3 Giant Flasks of Distileld Acid (M)	Pale white or blue skinned with dark stringy hair, the Fomorians are the shortest of giants. These misshapen creatures are believed by most other giants to be cursed for some ancient affront to the gods. Though they likely once stood taller than hill giants, their bodies are permanently hunched over, averaging only 14 feet tall. This is to their advantage as they make their homes in the deep places of the world, not the most accommodating place to those of giant size. Their broad backs are heavily scarred from brushing up against cavern ceilings as they prowl about in the darkness, seaking to enslave or devour lesser beings. Most feared and reviled among them, is the witchdoctor. Wielding shadow magic and caustic powers, they literally carve out the underground empire of the deep giants. From the ranks of Witchdoctors only the most powerful Fomorians will be able to scheme and murder their way into dominance over their peers, rising to become the Headman of an entire Fomorian tribe.
Second	Primatives	Desert Giant	Giantkind	Giant	Desert	Brute	Regular	Sand Giant	yes	Realm (The Forge), Alignment (Neutral), Polarity (Balance)	Tropical/Temperate	Desert, Plain	12	288 (180+24d8)	127	10	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	+4 Hit; 2% Crit. (99+); +2 Damage	+5 Hit; 2% Crit. (99+)	+11 Hit; 14% Crit. (87+)	+13 Hit; 10% Crit. (91+)	AC 45; Armor 40; Dodge 5; Double Layer 8 Lair Action: May use a special Lair Action at the top of every non-ambush turn when fighting to defend thier caravan, typ. a bonus instant or non-attack action	Arcane 20; Elemental 36; Natural 30; Holy 32; Demonic 28; Mental 22	Move 6; Str 18; Agil 11; Stam 18; Int 10; Wis 12; Avd 5; Per 12; Res 16; Init 9; Cha 15	Giant	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Leather, Boiled x8 over Cloth, Quilted x8	Giant Great Mace: 4d6+2d4+2, Stun 10%, Crushing Blow 3. Can attack twice if using only a basic attack action (Extra Attack I).	Hurl Boulder: May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to throw a sandstone boulder (Rng: 40, 2" radius, 2d10+8 Damage).		Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met Trample II: 2d6 dam, does not effect targets of equal size or larger than the creature Affinity I (Solar Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Affinity I (Toxic Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Savagery: after landing a killing blow gain +1 physical damage per 5 levels (round up) until the end of their NEXT turn; this effect is refreshed each time a killing blow is scored, potentially extending the duration Volatile Caster: This creature is naturally volatile and ignores all penalties and special effects for casting Volatile spirit powers except for a flat +5% Critical cast chance with all Volatile powers (typically already added); also explodes or otherwise vents volatile energy upon death, dealing 1d6 (per Tier of Caster) damage of the appropriate type in a 2" radius	Nomadic: Desert giants become irrationally aggressive if they spend too much time in the same place. When in this state they suffer -3 disadvantage on all stat tests, gain +3 damage and will do almost anything to ensure they can move on.	2d8 Primordial Sap + 2d8 Prismatic Glass	With skin bronzed from so much time spent wandering under the blazing sun, these dark haired giants stand at 20 feet tall. Ever restless they cannot stay in any one place for too long. They know the desert better than anyone and are adept at using its meager resources to full advantage.
Second	Primatives	Desert Giant Dervish	Giantkind	Giant	Desert	Dervish	Regular	Sand Giant	yes	Realm (The Forge), Alignment (Neutral), Polarity (Balance)	Tropical/Temperate	Desert, Plain	13	311 (194+26d8)	191	12	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	+5 Hit; 2% Crit. (99+); +2 Damage	+6 Hit; 3% Crit. (98+)	+12 Hit; 15% Crit. (86+)	+14 Hit; 11% Crit. (90+)	AC 45; Armor 40; Dodge 5; Double Layer 8 Lair Action: May use a special Lair Action at the top of every non-ambush turn when fighting within their bjerg citadel or other such lair, typ. a bonus instant, action, trap or environmental effect	Arcane 20; Elemental 36; Natural 30; Holy 32; Demonic 28; Mental 22	Move 6; Str 18; Agil 11; Stam 18; Int 10; Wis 12; Avd 5; Per 12; Res 16; Init 9; Cha 15	Giant	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Leather, Boiled x8 over Cloth, Quilted x8	Giant Scorpian Mace: 4d6+2d4 phys. dam +6 Toxic damage, Stun 10%, Crushing Blow 3, inflicts Complex Deadly if hitting. Can attack twice if using only a basic attack action (Extra Attack I).	Hurl Boulder: May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to throw a sandstone boulder (Rng: 40, 2" radius, 2d10+8 Damage).	Can use up to Tier 5 Solar & Toxic Powers (per day use: T5 x1, T4 x2, T3 x3, T2 x4, T1 x5, T0 unlimited) typ. instants: Creeping Fumes (T5), Sunburn (T4), Solar Ward (T3), Imbue: Poison (T2), Conjure: Sundog (T1, can use as an instant) typ. actions: Call Down the Sun (T5), Touch of the Viper (T4), Noxious Breath (T3), Dawn Strike (T2), Serpent Strike (T1)	Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met Trample II: 2d6 dam, does not effect targets of equal size or larger than the creature Affinity I (Solar Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Affinity I (Toxic Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Savagery: after landing a killing blow gain +1 physical damage per 5 levels (round up) until the end of their NEXT turn; this effect is refreshed each time a killing blow is scored, potentially extending the duration Volatile Caster: This creature is naturally volatile and ignores all penalties and special effects for casting Volatile spirit powers except for a flat +5% Critical cast chance with all Volatile powers (typically already added); also explodes or otherwise vents volatile energy upon death, dealing 1d6 (per Tier of Caster) damage of the appropriate type in a 2" radius	Brute Magic: Add melee damage bonuses to casting damage. Nomadic: Desert giants become irrationally aggressive if they spend too much time in the same place. When in this state they suffer -3 disadvantage on all stat tests, gain +3 damage and will do almost anything to ensure they can move on.	2d8 Primordial Sap + 2d8 Prismatic Glass	With skin bronzed from so much time spent wandering under the blazing sun, these dark haired giants stand at 20 feet tall. Ever restless they cannot stay in any one place for too long. They know the desert better than anyone and are adept at using its meager resources to full advantage. The mysterious dervishes are the elite among the nomadic desert giants, wielding a unique combination of magic, rooted in the two greatest threats of the desert, the heat of the sun and the venom of its denizens.
Second	Primatives	Forest Giant	Giantkind	Giant	Forest	Brute	Regular		yes	Realm (Eden), Alignment (Good), Polarity (Balance)	Tropical/Temperate	Forest/Jungle, Swamp	6	159 (105+12d8)	96	9	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	0 Hit; 6% Crit. (95+); +2 Damage	+5 Hit; 6% Crit. (95+)	+4 Hit; 11% Crit. (90+)	+8 Hit; 7% Crit. (94+)	AC 41; Armor 36; Dodge 5 Lair Action: May use a special Lair Action at the top of every non-ambush turn when fighting within their grove or other such lair, typ. a bonus instant or non-attack action	Arcane 18; Elemental 38; Natural 32; Holy 32; Demonic 29; Mental 22	Move 6; Str 18; Agil 10; Stam 19; Int 9; Wis 13; Avd 5; Per 10; Res 16; Init 8; Cha 12	Giant & Sylvan, also have a strong natural empathic ability with most beast and plant life	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Bark, Heavy x6	Giant Great Club: 4d6+2d4+2, stun 20%, Crushing blow 2. Can attack twice if using only a basic attack action (Extra Attack I).	Tree Spear: May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to an uprooted tree like a spear (Rng: 40, 2d10+8 Damage, hit all targets Medium sized or smaller targest in a line 1" wide alog its path).		Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met Trample II: 2d6 dam, does not effect targets of equal size or larger than the creature Affinity I (Nature Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Affinity I (Light Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Death Effect: Special ability or effect that is triggered immediately upon the death of the creature	Metallic Hatred: Forest giants hate any kind of processed or refined metals and become irrationally aggressive around them. When in this state they suffer -3 disadvantage on all stat tests, gain +3 damage and will do almost anything to remove it from their presence, suchas burrying it in the ground or smashing it into disrepair. Death Effect: immediately upon its death life flourishes in 4" radius around the giant, causing rapid growth of plant life and healing all living targets for 1d12 (+1 per target level)	3d8 Primordial Sap + 1d8 Prismatic Glass	These 18 foot tall guardians of the forest have brown or greenish skin and curly moss-like hair. Infact when they move among the trees it often appears as if the forest has come alive. With a empathic relationship with the natural world and a strong aversion to metal, these normally peaceful and good-natured giants are quick to anger and exceptionally dangerous when the forest is threatened.
Second	Primatives	Forest Troll, Ancient	Trollkind	Troll	Forest	Seige	Ancient	Wild Troll	yes	Realm (Eden), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Balance)	Tropical/Temperate	Forest/Jungle, N/A	15	469 (304+30d10)	138	10	Massive (Upright)	8; Crushing Blow 8, Toughness 2, Reach +2	+12 Hit; 10% Crit. (91+); +2 Damage	+11 Hit; 10% Crit. (91+)	+11 Hit; 10% Crit. (91+)	+10 Hit; 10% Crit. (91+)	AC 46; Armor 40; Dodge 6	Arcane 14; Elemental 38; Natural 50; Holy 28; Demonic 20; Mental 13	Move ; Str 19; Agil 8; Stam 19; Int 7; Wis 6; Avd 6; Per 7; Res 14; Init 4; Cha 1	Giant	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Hide, Earthen x8	Massive Stone Axe x2: 3d8 damage. + Tusk Swipe: 3d8 dam to all targets in a frontal 180 degree arc.	Stone Axe, Thrown x2: typically carry extra stone axes that can be thrown at range equal to STR		Regenerate I: Regenerates 1x HP dice for size at the start of every turn unless it received Fire, Acid, or Necrotic damage (or was otherwise prevented from healing) in the previous round, persists even after death unless body is completely destroyed by burning Resistant V (Natural): +25 resistance to this type of damage/effects (typically already added) Sweeping Attacks II: Melee attacks hit in a 180 degree arc at maximum Reach		5d10 Primordial Sap	A forest troll has dark green skin with patches of thick greenish-brown fur that appear almost like moss. When comapred to other trolls, their most unique feature is the large tusks protruding from their mouths. These are used to quickly clear underbrush, allowing forest trolls to move with ease through their forest homes. These tusks are equally useful for slashing at foes that foolishing clump up to clsoe in front of a forest troll.
Second	Primatives	Forest Troll, Elder	Trollkind	Troll	Forest	Seige	Elder	Wild Troll	yes	Realm (Eden), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Balance)	Tropical/Temperate	Forest/Jungle, N/A	12	288 (180+24d8)	83	8	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	+9 Hit; 9% Crit. (92+); +2 Damage	+8 Hit; 8% Crit. (93+)	+7 Hit; 8% Crit. (93+)	+6 Hit; 8% Crit. (93+)	AC 38; Armor 32; Dodge 6	Arcane 12; Elemental 36; Natural 43; Holy 20; Demonic 15; Mental 11	Move ; Str 18; Agil 8; Stam 18; Int 6; Wis 5; Avd 6; Per 7; Res 10; Init 6; Cha 1	Giant	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Hide, Caloused x8	Huge Stone Axe x2: 2d8 damage. + Tusk Swipe: 2d8 dam to all targets in a frontal 180 degree arc.	Stone Axe, Thrown x2: typically carry extra stone axes that can be thrown at range equal to STR		Regenerate I: Regenerates 1x HP dice for size at the start of every turn unless it received Fire, Acid, or Necrotic damage (or was otherwise prevented from healing) in the previous round, persists even after death unless body is completely destroyed by burning Resistant IV (Natural): +20 resistance to this type of damage/effects (typically already added) Sweeping Attacks II: Melee attacks hit in a 180 degree arc at maximum Reach		4d8 Primordial Sap	A forest troll has dark green skin with patches of thick greenish-brown fur that appear almost like moss. When comapred to other trolls, their most unique feature is the large tusks protruding from their mouths. These are used to quickly clear underbrush, allowing forest trolls to move with ease through their forest homes. These tusks are equally useful for slashing at foes that foolishing clump up to clsoe in front of a forest troll.
Second	Primatives	Forest Troll, Mature	Trollkind	Troll	Forest	Seige	Mature	Wild Troll	yes	Realm (Eden), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Balance)	Tropical/Temperate	Forest/Jungle, N/A	9	152 (94+9d12)	42	5	Large (Upright)	2; Crushing Blow 2	+6 Hit; 7% Crit. (94+); +1 Damage	+5 Hit; 7% Crit. (94+)	+3 Hit; 6% Crit. (95+)	+2 Hit; 6% Crit. (95+)	AC 30; Armor 24; Dodge 6	Arcane 10; Elemental 34; Natural 36; Holy 14; Demonic 11; Mental 9	Move ; Str 17; Agil 8; Stam 17; Int 5; Wis 4; Avd 6; Per 7; Res 7; Init 7; Cha 1	Giant	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Hide, Rugged x8	Large Stone Axe x2: 1d8+2 damage. + Tusk Swipe: 1d8 dam to all targets in a frontal 180 degree arc.	Stone Axe, Thrown x2: typically carry extra stone axes that can be thrown at range equal to STR		Regenerate I: Regenerates 1x HP dice for size at the start of every turn unless it received Fire, Acid, or Necrotic damage (or was otherwise prevented from healing) in the previous round, persists even after death unless body is completely destroyed by burning Resistant III (Natural): +15 resistance to this type of damage/effects (typically already added) Sweeping Attacks II: Melee attacks hit in a 180 degree arc at maximum Reach		3d6 Primordial Sap	A forest troll has dark green skin with patches of thick greenish-brown fur that appear almost like moss. When comapred to other trolls, their most unique feature is the large tusks protruding from their mouths. These are used to quickly clear underbrush, allowing forest trolls to move with ease through their forest homes. These tusks are equally useful for slashing at foes that foolishing clump up to clsoe in front of a forest troll.
Second	Primatives	Forest Troll, Young	Trollkind	Troll	Forest	Seige	Young	Wild Troll	yes	Realm (Eden), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Balance)	Tropical/Temperate	Forest/Jungle, N/A	5	84 (56+5d10)	20	3	Medium (Upright)	0	+2 Hit; 5% Crit. (96+); +1 Damage	+1 Hit; 5% Crit. (96+)	-2 Hit; 4% Crit. (97+)	-3 Hit; 4% Crit. (97+)	AC 22; Armor 16; Dodge 6	Arcane 8; Elemental 32; Natural 29; Holy 10; Demonic 8; Mental 7	Move ; Str 16; Agil 8; Stam 16; Int 4; Wis 3; Avd 6; Per 7; Res 5; Init 5; Cha 1	Giant	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Hide, Thick x8	Stone Axe x2: 1d8 damage. + Tusk Swipe: 1d4 damage to all targets in a frontal 90 degree arc.	Stone Axe, Thrown x2: typically carry extra stone axes that can be thrown at range equal to STR		Regenerate I: Regenerates 1x HP dice for size at the start of every turn unless it received Fire, Acid, or Necrotic damage (or was otherwise prevented from healing) in the previous round, persists even after death unless body is completely destroyed by burning Resistant II (Natural): +10 resistance to this type of damage/effects (typically already added) Sweeping Attacks I: Melee attacks hit in a 90 degree arc at maximum Reach		2d6 Primordial Sap	A forest troll has dark green skin with patches of thick greenish-brown fur that appear almost like moss. When comapred to other trolls, their most unique feature is the large tusks protruding from their mouths. These are used to quickly clear underbrush, allowing forest trolls to move with ease through their forest homes. These tusks are equally useful for slashing at foes that foolishing clump up to clsoe in front of a forest troll.
Second	Primatives	Frost Troll, Ancient	Trollkind	Troll	Frost	Seige	Ancient	Ice Troll	yes	Realm (Stillness), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Balance)	Arctic	Mountain, Plain	15	469 (304+30d10)	154	11	Massive (Upright)	8; Crushing Blow 8, Toughness 2, Reach +2	+12 Hit; 10% Crit. (91+); +2 Damage	+11 Hit; 10% Crit. (91+)	+11 Hit; 10% Crit. (91+)	+10 Hit; 10% Crit. (91+)	AC 62; Armor 56; Dodge 6	Arcane 14; Elemental 63; Natural 25; Holy 28; Demonic 20; Mental 13	Move 7; Str 19; Agil 8; Stam 19; Int 7; Wis 6; Avd 6; Per 7; Res 14; Init 4; Cha 1	Giant	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell Heatsense I: Can sense differences in heat within physical substance at a range (in table top inches) equal to 1x Perception with +3 Advantage to Perception rolls	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Hide, Caloused x8 plus Hide, Crystal x8	Ice Shard (4d12, -20 Armor) + Frost Claw (1d12+1d10+4, -20 Armor). If in base contact with more than 1 enemy, gain 1 extra attack with mainhand weapon on a second target (Extra Attack I).	Ice Shard, Thrown: can throw up to 20", unlimited supply		Regenerate I: Regenerates 1x HP dice for size at the start of every turn unless it received Fire, Acid, or Necrotic damage (or was otherwise prevented from healing) in the previous round, persists even after death unless body is completely destroyed by burning Resistant V (Elemental): +25 resistance to this type of damage/effects (typically already added) Armor Piercing IV: some or all primary attacks have -20 armor Immune (Water/Frost): Immune to this type of damage and any associated effects Sensitivity (Fire): Incoming damage of this type is doubled Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met		5d10 Everice
Second	Primatives	Frost Troll, Elder	Trollkind	Troll	Frost	Seige	Elder	Ice Troll	yes	Realm (Stillness), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Balance)	Arctic	Mountain, Plain	12	288 (180+24d8)	89	8	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	+9 Hit; 9% Crit. (92+); +2 Damage	+8 Hit; 8% Crit. (93+)	+7 Hit; 8% Crit. (93+)	+6 Hit; 8% Crit. (93+)	AC 50; Armor 44; Dodge 6	Arcane 12; Elemental 56; Natural 23; Holy 20; Demonic 15; Mental 11	Move 6; Str 18; Agil 8; Stam 18; Int 6; Wis 5; Avd 6; Per 7; Res 10; Init 6; Cha 1	Giant	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell Heatsense I: Can sense differences in heat within physical substance at a range (in table top inches) equal to 1x Perception with +3 Advantage to Perception rolls	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Hide, Caloused x8 plus Hide, Crystal x4	Ice Shard (2d12, -15 Armor) + Frost Claw (1d10+1d8+2, -15 Armor). If in base contact with more than 1 enemy, gain 1 extra attack with mainhand weapon on a second target (Extra Attack I).	Ice Shard, Thrown: can throw up to 20", unlimited supply		Regenerate I: Regenerates 1x HP dice for size at the start of every turn unless it received Fire, Acid, or Necrotic damage (or was otherwise prevented from healing) in the previous round, persists even after death unless body is completely destroyed by burning Resistant IV (Elemental): +20 resistance to this type of damage/effects (typically already added) Armor Piercing III: some or all primary attacks have -15 armor Immune (Water/Frost): Immune to this type of damage and any associated effects Sensitivity (Fire): Incoming damage of this type is doubled Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met		4d8 Everice
Second	Primatives	Frost Troll, Mature	Trollkind	Troll	Frost	Seige	Mature	Ice Troll	yes	Realm (Stillness), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Balance)	Arctic	Mountain, Plain	9	152 (94+9d12)	42	5	Large (Upright)	2; Crushing Blow 2	+6 Hit; 7% Crit. (94+); +1 Damage	+5 Hit; 7% Crit. (94+)	+3 Hit; 6% Crit. (95+)	+2 Hit; 6% Crit. (95+)	AC 36; Armor 30; Dodge 6	Arcane 10; Elemental 49; Natural 21; Holy 14; Demonic 11; Mental 9	Move 5; Str 17; Agil 8; Stam 17; Int 5; Wis 4; Avd 6; Per 7; Res 7; Init 7; Cha 1	Giant	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell Heatsense I: Can sense differences in heat within physical substance at a range (in table top inches) equal to 1x Perception with +3 Advantage to Perception rolls	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Hide, Rugged x8 plus Hide, Crystal x2	Ice Shard (2d8, -10 Armor) + Frost Claw (1d8+1d6, -10 Armor)	Ice Shard, Thrown: can throw up to 20", unlimited supply		Regenerate I: Regenerates 1x HP dice for size at the start of every turn unless it received Fire, Acid, or Necrotic damage (or was otherwise prevented from healing) in the previous round, persists even after death unless body is completely destroyed by burning Resistant III (Elemental): +15 resistance to this type of damage/effects (typically already added) Armor Piercing II: some or all primary attacks have -10 armor Immune (Water/Frost): Immune to this type of damage and any associated effects Sensitivity (Fire): Incoming damage of this type is doubled		3d6 Everice
Second	Primatives	Frost Troll, Young	Trollkind	Troll	Frost	Seige	Young	Ice Troll	yes	Realm (Stillness), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Balance)	Arctic	Mountain, Plain	5	84 (56+5d10)	22	4	Medium (Upright)	0	+2 Hit; 5% Crit. (96+); +1 Damage	+1 Hit; 5% Crit. (96+)	-2 Hit; 4% Crit. (97+)	-3 Hit; 4% Crit. (97+)	AC 25; Armor 19; Dodge 6	Arcane 8; Elemental 42; Natural 19; Holy 10; Demonic 8; Mental 7	Move 4; Str 16; Agil 8; Stam 16; Int 4; Wis 3; Avd 6; Per 7; Res 5; Init 5; Cha 1	Giant	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell Heatsense I: Can sense differences in heat within physical substance at a range (in table top inches) equal to 1x Perception with +3 Advantage to Perception rolls	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Hide, Thick x8 plus Hide, Crystal x1	Ice Shard (2d6, -5 Armor) + Frost Claw (1d6+1d4, -5 Armor)	Ice Shard, Thrown: can throw up to 20", unlimited supply		Regenerate I: Regenerates 1x HP dice for size at the start of every turn unless it received Fire, Acid, or Necrotic damage (or was otherwise prevented from healing) in the previous round, persists even after death unless body is completely destroyed by burning Resistant II (Elemental): +10 resistance to this type of damage/effects (typically already added) Armor Piercing I: some or all primary attacks have -5 armor Immune (Water/Frost): Immune to this type of damage and any associated effects Sensitivity (Fire): Incoming damage of this type is doubled		2d6 Everice
Second	Primatives	Forest Giant Druid	Giantkind	Giant	Forest	Druid	Regular		yes	Realm (Eden), Alignment (Good), Polarity (Balance)	Tropical/Temperate	Forest/Jungle, Swamp	7	182 (119+14d8)	144	10	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	+1 Hit; 7% Crit. (94+); +2 Damage	+6 Hit; 7% Crit. (94+)	+5 Hit; 12% Crit. (89+)	+9 Hit; 8% Crit. (93+)	AC 41; Armor 36; Dodge 5 Lair Action: May use a special Lair Action at the top of every non-ambush turn when fighting within their bjerg citadel or other such lair, typ. a bonus instant, action, trap or environmental effect	Arcane 18; Elemental 38; Natural 32; Holy 32; Demonic 29; Mental 22	Move 6; Str 18; Agil 10; Stam 19; Int 9; Wis 13; Avd 5; Per 10; Res 16; Init 8; Cha 12	Giant & Sylvan, also have a strong natural empathic ability with most beast and plant life	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Bark, Heavy x6	Giant Eden touched Great Club: 4d6+2d4 phys. damage +6 Wild damage, stun 20%, Crushing blow 2, inflicts Primal Mind if failing a resolve test. Can attack twice if using only a basic attack action (Extra Attack I).	Tree Spear: May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to an uprooted tree like a spear (Rng: 40, 2d10+8 Damage, hit all targets Medium sized or smaller targest in a line 1" wide alog its path).	Can use up to Tier 4 Nature & Light Powers (per day use: T4 x1, T3 x2, T2 x3, T1 x4, T0 unlimited) typ. instants: Eden's Call (T4), Barkskin (T3), Primal Mind (T2), True Sight (T1) typ. actions: Lightfall (T4), Prismatic Arch (T3), Lifebloom (T2), Web Snare (T1)	Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met Trample II: 2d6 dam, does not effect targets of equal size or larger than the creature Affinity I (Nature Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Affinity I (Light Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Death Effect: Special ability or effect that is triggered immediately upon the death of the creature	Brute Magic: Add melee damage bonuses to casting damage. Metallic Hatred: Forest giants hate any kind of processed or refined metals and become irrationally aggressive around them. When in this state they suffer -3 disadvantage on all stat tests, gain +3 damage and will do almost anything to remove it from their presence, suchas burrying it in the ground or smashing it into disrepair. Death Effect: immediately upon its death life flourishes in 4" radius around the giant, causing rapid growth of plant life and healing all living targets for 1d12 (+1 per target level)	3d8 Primordial Sap + 1d8 Prismatic Glass	These 18 foot tall guardians of the forest have brown or greenish skin and curly moss-like hair. Infact when they move among the trees it often appears as if the forest has come alive. With a empathic relationship with the natural world and a strong aversion to metal, these normally peaceful and good-natured giants are quick to anger and exceptionally dangerous when the forest is threatened, none more so than the druids. Leading their people as the holders of ancient lore and power, the druids combine nature and light magic to both nature and defend their forest homes.
Second	Primatives	Hill Giant	Giantkind	Giant	Hill	Brute	Regular		yes	Realm (Eden), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Chaos)	Cosmopolitan	Hill, Mountain	6	165 (111+12d8)	81	8	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	-2 Hit; 9% Crit. (92+); +2 Damage	+3 Hit; 9% Crit. (92+)	+2 Hit; 5% Crit. (96+)	+3 Hit; 6% Crit. (95+)	AC 17; Armor 12; Dodge 5 Lair Action: May use a special Lair Action at the top of every non-ambush turn when fighting within their den or other such lair, typ. a bonus instant or non-attack action	Arcane 14; Elemental 36; Natural 26; Holy 28; Demonic 22; Mental 15	Move 6; Str 18; Agil 8; Stam 18; Int 7; Wis 8; Avd 5; Per 8; Res 14; Init 6; Cha 4	Giant	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Leather x6	Giant Great Club: 4d6+2d4+2, stun 20%, Crushing blow 2. Can attack twice if using only a basic attack action (Extra Attack I).	Hurl Boulder: May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to throw a boulder (Rng: 40, 2" radius, 2d10+8 Damage).		Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met Trample II: 2d6 dam, does not effect targets of equal size or larger than the creature Affinity, Melee: +3% Critical Hit with physical melee damage (typically already added) Affinity, Ranged: +3% Critical Hit with physical ranged damage (typically already added) Thick Skinned II: Gain +2 Max HP per level (already added to base HP) Relentless II: Gain '+6 Advantage on all Resolve tests while pursuing a specific task or objective	Voracious Hunger: Hill Giants that have not eaten within the last 12 hours it will act irrationally or go into a feeding frenzy, for the duration suffer -3 disadvantage on all stat tests but gain +3 damage	4d8 Random Food stuffs	Hill giants tend to have lighter or tanned skin tones, thick dark hair, and are generally quite hairy. Standing at an average height of 16 feet, they are some of the smallest among giantkind, a fact they sometimes attempt to make up for by growing immensely wide. They are know for their dim wits and voracious hunger.
Second	Primatives	Kobold, Garbage Eater	Beastkin	Kobold		Ambusher			yes	Realm (Eden), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Order)	Tropical/Temperate	Ruins/Dungeon, Subterranean	3	31 (18+3d8)	8	2	Small (Upright)	-2	+5 Hit; 6% Crit. (95+)	+2 Hit; 5% Crit. (96+)	-2 Hit; 4% Crit. (97+)	-3 Hit; 3% Crit. (98+)	AC 23; Armor 10; Dodge 13	Arcane 12; Elemental 14; Natural 12; Holy 14; Demonic 12; Mental 11	Move 4; Str 8; Agil 13; Stam 7; Int 6; Wis 5; Avd 13; Per 10; Res 7; Init 7; Cha 3	Draconic, Kobold & broken Common	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Leather x5	Knife x2, typ. Dirk x2 (1d6dam each)		Foul Stink: enemies must pass a Stamina test when in base contact (Aura 0) or else they lose their mainhand attack	Aura 0: Passive effects in base contact around the creature, effects vary (see Extra), can be offensive or defensive	Typically starts battle hidden in a pile of garbage Like to set traps and/or ambush enemies, rarely attack enemies head on that are larger than themselves unless out numbering them	1d4 -1 SP & random garbage	Best described as a cross between a rodent and draconid, Kobolds are believed to share some distant and ancient ancestry to Dragons. Sometimes they can even be found pressed into service by dragons, particularly when a new lair requires excavating. Subterranean by nature, they may have once possessed some kind of heat sense. However, this is no longer the case and Kobolds now navigate by candlelight. This is a brilliant, though revolting, adaptation as a species for they use their profuse excretions of ear wax to fashion an unending supply of pungent candles. Kobolds are a primitive race, but highly orderly and well known for their skills in mining and possessing a maniacal desire for shiny things. Their dens are ever expanding, in order to accommodate their prolific rate of reproduction. Though not much of a threat on their own, an infestation of Kobolds can prove very dangerous if they are not dealt with.
Second	Primatives	Kobold, Kahoona	Beastkin	Kobold		Command			yes	Realm (Eden), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Order)	Tropical/Temperate	Ruins/Dungeon, Subterranean	4	42 (24+4d8)	14	3	Small (Upright)	-2	+1 Hit; 5% Crit. (96+)	+3 Hit; 5% Crit. (96+)	-1 Hit; 4% Crit. (97+)	-2 Hit; 4% Crit. (97+)	AC 36; Armor 28; Dodge 8; Stiff 7	Arcane 12; Elemental 16; Natural 13; Holy 16; Demonic 13; Mental 11	Move 4; Str 9; Agil 8; Stam 8; Int 6; Wis 5; Avd 15; Per 10; Res 8; Init 8; Cha 4	Draconic, Kobold & broken Common	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Leather, Splinted x7	medium sword/bludgeon, typically gladius (1d10) & dirk (1d6)	Explosive Concoction x3 (thrown rng = str, 1d4+4 dam, 1" radius, target can roll to dodge)	Hawk Strike x1 Call of the Kahoona (instant, if passing a Resolve test , nearest Kobold gets extra move or action)		Often appear as if they are alone, but rarely are Like to set traps and/or ambush enemies, rarely attack enemies head on that are larger than themselves unless out numbering them	1d8 SP, 1 Earwax Candle + remaining vials of explosive concoction	Best described as a cross between a rodent and draconid, Kobolds are believed to share some distant and ancient ancestry to Dragons. Sometimes they can even be found pressed into service by dragons, particularly when a new lair requires excavating. Subterranean by nature, they may have once possessed some kind of heat sense. However, this is no longer the case and Kobolds now navigate by candlelight. This is a brilliant, though revolting, adaptation as a species for they use their profuse excretions of ear wax to fashion an unending supply of pungent candles. Kobolds are a primitive race, but highly orderly and well known for their skills in mining and possessing a maniacal desire for shiny things. Their dens are ever expanding, in order to accommodate their prolific rate of reproduction. Though not much of a threat on their own, an infestation of Kobolds can prove very dangerous if they are not dealt with.
Second	Primatives	Kobold, Miner	Beastkin	Kobold		Worker			yes	Realm (Eden), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Order)	Tropical/Temperate	Ruins/Dungeon, Subterranean	3	34 (20+3d8)	11	2	Small (Upright)	-2	+1 Hit; 5% Crit. (96+)	+2 Hit; 5% Crit. (96+)	-2 Hit; 4% Crit. (97+)	-3 Hit; 3% Crit. (98+)	AC 29; Armor 20; Dodge 9; Stiff 5	Arcane 12; Elemental 16; Natural 13; Holy 14; Demonic 12; Mental 11	Move 4; Str 9; Agil 9; Stam 8; Int 6; Wis 5; Avd 14; Per 10; Res 7; Init 7; Cha 3	Draconic, Kobold & broken Common	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Leather, Splinted x5	Pick Axe 2H (1d12+2 damage)	Explosive Concoction x2 (thrown rng = str, 1d4+4 dam, 1" radius, target can roll to dodge)	No Take Candle! x1 (instant, next main hand attack has +2 damage) Ohhh Shinies! x1 (instant, next main hand attack has +8 to hit)		Bolder than most Kobolds, but still rarely attack enemies head on that are larger than themselves unless out numbering them	1d8 SP, 1 Earwax Candle + remaining vials of explosive concoction	Best described as a cross between a rodent and draconid, Kobolds are believed to share some distant and ancient ancestry to Dragons. Sometimes they can even be found pressed into service by dragons, particularly when a new lair requires excavating. Subterranean by nature, they may have once possessed some kind of heat sense. However, this is no longer the case and Kobolds now navigate by candlelight. This is a brilliant, though revolting, adaptation as a species for they use their profuse excretions of ear wax to fashion an unending supply of pungent candles. Kobolds are a primitive race, but highly orderly and well known for their skills in mining and possessing a maniacal desire for shiny things. Their dens are ever expanding, in order to accommodate their prolific rate of reproduction. Though not much of a threat on their own, an infestation of Kobolds can prove very dangerous if they are not dealt with.
Second	Primatives	Kobold, Squirt	Beastkin	Kobold		Skirmisher			yes	Realm (Eden), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Order)	Tropical/Temperate	Ruins/Dungeon, Subterranean	2	23 (14+2d8)	5	1	Small (Upright)	-2	+4 Hit; 5% Crit. (96+)	+1 Hit; 4% Crit. (97+)	-3 Hit; 3% Crit. (98+)	-4 Hit; 3% Crit. (98+)	AC 18; Armor 5; Dodge 13	Arcane 12; Elemental 14; Natural 12; Holy 12; Demonic 11; Mental 11	Move 4; Str 8; Agil 13; Stam 7; Int 6; Wis 5; Avd 13; Per 10; Res 6; Init 6; Cha 3	Draconic, Kobold & broken Common	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Cloth x5	Javelin for melee (1d8dam)	carry 1 extra Javelin for Throwing (1d8 dam, rng = str+10)			Like to set traps and/or ambush enemies, rarely attack enemies head on that are larger than themselves unless out numbering them	1d4 SP, 0-1 Earwax Candle	Best described as a cross between a rodent and draconid, Kobolds are believed to share some distant and ancient ancestry to Dragons. Sometimes they can even be found pressed into service by dragons, particularly when a new lair requires excavating. Subterranean by nature, they may have once possessed some kind of heat sense. However, this is no longer the case and Kobolds now navigate by candlelight. This is a brilliant, though revolting, adaptation as a species for they use their profuse excretions of ear wax to fashion an unending supply of pungent candles. Kobolds are a primitive race, but highly orderly and well known for their skills in mining and possessing a maniacal desire for shiny things. Their dens are ever expanding, in order to accommodate their prolific rate of reproduction. Though not much of a threat on their own, an infestation of Kobolds can prove very dangerous if they are not dealt with.
Second	Primatives	Kobold, Trickster	Beastkin	Kobold		Ambusher			yes	Realm (Eden), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Order)	Tropical/Temperate	Ruins/Dungeon, Subterranean	3	31 (18+3d8)	10	2	Small (Upright)	-2	+6 Hit; 6% Crit. (95+)	+2 Hit; 5% Crit. (96+)	-2 Hit; 4% Crit. (97+)	-3 Hit; 3% Crit. (98+)	AC 29; Armor 15; Dodge 14	Arcane 12; Elemental 14; Natural 12; Holy 14; Demonic 12; Mental 11	Move 4; Str 8; Agil 14; Stam 7; Int 6; Wis 5; Avd 14; Per 10; Res 7; Init 7; Cha 3	Draconic, Kobold & broken Common	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Leather, Studded x5	Knife x2, typ. Dirk x2 (1d6dam each)	Javelin x3 for throwing (1d8 dam, rng = str+10)	Impair Armor I x1 (instant, melee, if passing agility test reduce targets armor by 10 for remainder of battle) Crippling Strike/Shot II x1 (action, melee/rng, +2 dam & reduces targets move by half and Initiative Score by 4 for remainder of battle)	Sneaky II: Can enter battle hidden, moves at full speed while hidden & +3 Advantage to avoid being detected	Typically starts battle hidden Like to set traps and/or ambush enemies, rarely attack enemies head on that are larger than themselves unless out numbering them	1d6 SP	Best described as a cross between a rodent and draconid, Kobolds are believed to share some distant and ancient ancestry to Dragons. Sometimes they can even be found pressed into service by dragons, particularly when a new lair requires excavating. Subterranean by nature, they may have once possessed some kind of heat sense. However, this is no longer the case and Kobolds now navigate by candlelight. This is a brilliant, though revolting, adaptation as a species for they use their profuse excretions of ear wax to fashion an unending supply of pungent candles. Kobolds are a primitive race, but highly orderly and well known for their skills in mining and possessing a maniacal desire for shiny things. Their dens are ever expanding, in order to accommodate their prolific rate of reproduction. Though not much of a threat on their own, an infestation of Kobolds can prove very dangerous if they are not dealt with.
Second	Primatives	Hill Giant Bully	Giantkind	Giant	Hill	Bully	Regular		yes	Realm (Eden), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Chaos)	Cosmopolitan	Hill, Mountain	7	190 (127+14d8)	117	9	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	-1 Hit; 9% Crit. (92+); +2 Damage	+4 Hit; 9% Crit. (92+)	+3 Hit; 6% Crit. (95+)	+4 Hit; 6% Crit. (95+)	AC 17; Armor 12; Dodge 5 Lair Action: May use a special Lair Action at the top of every non-ambush turn when fighting within their bjerg citadel or other such lair, typ. a bonus instant, action, trap or environmental effect	Arcane 14; Elemental 36; Natural 26; Holy 28; Demonic 22; Mental 15	Move 6; Str 18; Agil 8; Stam 18; Int 7; Wis 8; Avd 5; Per 8; Res 14; Init 6; Cha 4	Giant	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Leather x6	More Giant'er Great Club: 4d6+2d4+6, stun 25%, Crushing blow 3. Can attack twice if using only a basic attack action (Extra Attack I).	Hurl Boulder: May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to throw a boulder (Rng: 40, 2" radius, 2d10+8 Damage).	Instants: Greater Frenzy x1, Interrupting Shout x2 (OoT), Come At Me x3, Bully x3 Actions: Massive Strike x1, Meat Shield x2	Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met Trample II: 2d6 dam, does not effect targets of equal size or larger than the creature Affinity, Melee: +3% Critical Hit with physical melee damage (typically already added) Affinity, Ranged: +3% Critical Hit with physical ranged damage (typically already added) Thick Skinned II: Gain +2 Max HP per level (already added to base HP) Relentless II: Gain '+6 Advantage on all Resolve tests while pursuing a specific task or objective	Voracious Hunger: Hill Giants that have not eaten within the last 12 hours it will act irrationally or go into a feeding frenzy, for the duration suffer -3 disadvantage on all stat tests but gain +3 damage	4d8 Random Food stuffs	Hill giants tend to have lighter or tanned skin tones, thick dark hair, and are generally quite hairy. Standing at an average height of 16 feet, they are some of the smallest among giantkind, a fact they sometimes attempt to make up for by growing immensely wide. They are know for their dim wits and voracious hunger. Hill giant bullies are the largest and meanest of hill giants, and are quick to enrage when in combat.
Second	Primatives	Mountain Giant	Giantkind	Giant	Mountain	Brute	Regular	Stone Giant	yes	Realm (The Forge), Alignment (Neutral), Polarity (Order)	Arctic/Temperate	Mountain, Subterranean	6	164 (110+12d8)	99	9	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	-1 Hit; 6% Crit. (95+); +3 Damage	+5 Hit; 6% Crit. (95+)	+3 Hit; 11% Crit. (90+)	+7 Hit; 7% Crit. (94+)	AC 45; Armor 40; Dodge 5 Lair Action: May use a special Lair Action at the top of every non-ambush turn when fighting within their cave or other such lair, typ. a bonus instant or non-attack action	Arcane 16; Elemental 40; Natural 32; Holy 40; Demonic 32; Mental 20	Move 6; Str 20; Agil 9; Stam 20; Int 8; Wis 12; Avd 5; Per 10; Res 20; Init 7; Cha 6	Giant & Terran	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Hide, Earthen x8	Giant Maul: 4d8+4 Damage, Stun 14%, Crushing blow 4. Can attack twice if using only a basic attack action (Extra Attack I).	Hurl Runic Boulder: May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to throw a rune carved boulder (Rng: 40, 2" radius, 2d12+10 Damage, targets are Slowed for 1 round).		Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met Trample II: 2d6 dam, does not effect targets of equal size or larger than the creature Affinity I (Earth Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Affinity I (Null Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Toughness I (+1 from Size): Negates all incoming damage by 1	Anablephobia: Mountain giants become irrationally aggressive when there is nothing nearby that is taller than them, fearing they will fall up into the sky. When in this state they suffer -3 disadvantage on all stat tests, gain +3 damage and will do almost anything to make themselves more comfortable, such as piling up stonesstones, tearing the off the roof of a nearby house to wear as a wide brimmed hat, or digging a hole.	3d8 Thaumatite Ore + 1d8 Manastone	Mountain giants have a grey toned skin, a granite-like complexion and are completely hairless. They average around 18 feet tall and are the leanest of giantkind. They often have runes carved into their stony flesh, wearing them in a symbolic manner akin to other races wearing tribal tattoos.
Second	Primatives	Sahuagin	Beastkin	Sahuagin		Ambusher		Sea Devils	yes	Realm (Eden), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Order)	Cosmopolitan	Salt Water, Coastal/Shore	2	35 (24+2d10)	18	3	Medium (Upright)	0	+2 Hit; 5% Crit. (96+)	+3 Hit; 5% Crit. (96+)	-1 Hit; 4% Crit. (97+)	+1 Hit; 4% Crit. (97+)	AC 45; Armor 31; Dodge 14	Arcane 16; Elemental 24; Natural 22; Holy 16; Demonic 18; Mental 18	Move 4; Str 13; Agil 11; Stam 12; Int 8; Wis 10; Avd 14; Per 12; Res 8; Init 12; Cha 4	Sahaugin & Shark "speech"	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell Darksight I: Can see in natural darkness at a range (in table top inches) equal to their Perception. In total darkness (no-light) everything appears as shades of grey while dim light allows for discernment of color. In bright light Perception is cut in half.	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Shell, Heavy x3 plus Scales, Light x8	Spear (1d8+1, ward-off, thrown +4) & Bite (1d6+2)	If spear has been thrown or otherwise disarmed, can make a claw attack for 1d6+2 damage	Blood Frenzy: when attacking any target that is not at max HP, gain +2 damage and may re-roll any non-critical miss	Amphibious (4hrs max): Can breathe in air and water Swimmer I: 2x movement while in water Sneaky, Aquatic: Can enter battle hidden if in water & treats water surfaces as breaking LoS for the purposes of re-hiding		1d6 GP	Sahuagin are scaled sea dwelling bipedal creatures that vaguely resemble eels. Their webbed feet and many fins allow them to swim with ease. They have gills to breathe in water but also conventional lungs that allow a limited capacity to breath air, though after around 4 hours out of water they will begin to suffocate. The Sahuagin see themselves as the rightful rulers of the ocean deeps and will fight fiercely to establish dominance. Though individually they are relatively weak they will swarm in great numbers, particularly if they catch the scent of blood. Sahuagin culture reveres sharks, seeing them as the offspring of an ancient shark deity that they universally worship.
Second	Primatives	Mountain Giant Runecarver	Giantkind	Giant	Mountain	Runecarver	Regular	Stone Giant	yes	Realm (The Forge), Alignment (Neutral), Polarity (Order)	Arctic/Temperate	Mountain, Subterranean	7	188 (125+14d8)	147	10	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	0 Hit; 7% Crit. (94+); +3 Damage	+6 Hit; 7% Crit. (94+)	+4 Hit; 11% Crit. (90+)	+8 Hit; 8% Crit. (93+)	AC 45; Armor 40; Dodge 5 Lair Action: May use a special Lair Action at the top of every non-ambush turn when fighting within their bjerg citadel or other such lair, typ. a bonus instant, action, trap or environmental effect	Arcane 16; Elemental 40; Natural 32; Holy 40; Demonic 32; Mental 20	Move 6; Str 20; Agil 9; Stam 20; Int 8; Wis 12; Avd 5; Per 10; Res 20; Init 7; Cha 6	Giant & Terran	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Hide, Earthen x8	Giant Runic Maul: 4d8+8 Earth Damage, Stun 28%, Crushing blow 4. Can attack twice if using only a basic attack action (Extra Attack I).	Hurl Runic Boulder: May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to throw a rune carved boulder (Rng: 40, 2" radius, 2d12+10 Damage, targets are Slowed for 1 round).	Can use up to Tier 4 Earth & Null Powers (per day use: T4 x1, T3 x2, T2 x3, T1 x4, T0 unlimited) typ. instants: Shatterstone (T4), Nullifying Ward (T3), Nullifying Shield (T2), Imbue Stun (T1) typ. actions: Shockwave (T4), Sand Blaster (T3), Crystalline Regrowth (T2), Slinging Stone (T1, can be used to Sling Runic Boulders)	Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met Trample II: 2d6 dam, does not effect targets of equal size or larger than the creature Affinity I (Earth Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Affinity I (Null Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Toughness I (+1 from Size): Negates all incoming damage by 1	Brute Magic: Add melee damage bonuses to casting damage. Anablephobia: Mountain giants become irrationally aggressive when there is nothing nearby that is taller than them, fearing they will fall up into the sky. When in this state they suffer -3 disadvantage on all stat tests, gain +3 damage and will do almost anything to make themselves more comfortable, such as piling up stonesstones, tearing the off the roof of a nearby house to wear as a wide brimmed hat, or digging a hole.	3d8 Thaumatite Ore + 1d8 Manastone	Mountain giants have a grey toned skin, a granite-like complexion and are completely hairless. They average around 18 feet tall and are the leanest of giantkind. They often have runes carved into their stony flesh, wearing them in a symbolic manner akin to other races wearing tribal tattoos. The most talented Mountain giants practice a form of rune magic, carving runes of power into their own bodies or other enchanted objects. They are respected as artisans and teachers among their people, often finding themselves in positions of influence or leadership.
Second	Primatives	Sea Giant	Giantkind	Giant	Sea	Brute	Regular	Storm Giant	yes	Realm (Storms), Alignment (Good), Polarity (Chaos)	Cosmopolitan	Salt Water, Coastal/Shore	12	308 (200+24d8)	136	10	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	+13 Hit; 10% Crit. (91+); +3 Damage	+13 Hit; 10% Crit. (91+)	+5 Hit; 7% Crit. (94+)	+7 Hit; 3% Crit. (98+)	AC 37; Armor 32; Dodge 5; Noisy 8 Lair Action: May use a special Lair Action at the top of every non-ambush turn when fighting within their sea hold or other such lair, typ. a bonus instant or non-attack action	Arcane 24; Elemental 40; Natural 34; Holy 38; Demonic 33; Mental 26	Move 6; Str 20; Agil 12; Stam 20; Int 12; Wis 14; Avd 5; Per 12; Res 19; Init 10; Cha 18	Giant & Common	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Mail, Scale x8	Giant Zwiehander: 2d12+2d6+6, overpowering (-10). Can attack twice if using only a basic attack action (Extra Attack I).	Hurl Coral Boulder: May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to throw a coral encrusted boulder (Rng: 40, 3" radius, +5% crit, 2d12+10 Damage). Hurl Lightning: If not underwater, may sacrifice one of two basic attacks to hurl a lightning bolt (Rng: 40, 1" radius, 2d12+2d6+10 Storm damage, use Ranged modifiers), recharges each round on a 5+ on a D6 roll. Cannot use both in the same round.		Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met Trample II: 2d6 dam, does not effect targets of equal size or larger than the creature Affinity I (Water Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Affinity I (Storm Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Amphibious: Can breathe in air and water Swimmer I: 2x movement while in water Volatile Caster: This creature is naturally volatile and ignores all penalties and special effects for casting Volatile spirit powers except for a flat +5% Critical cast chance with all Volatile powers (typically already added); also explodes or otherwise vents volatile energy upon death, dealing 1d6 (per Tier of Caster) damage of the appropriate type in a 2" radius	Xerophobia: Sea giants become irrationally aggressive if they cannot see water or if their environment seems too dry. When in this state they suffer -3 disadvantage on all stat tests, gain +3 damage and will do almost anything to make themselves more comfortable, such as breaking a dam or calling down a violent rain storm.	2d8 Aether + 2d8 Everice	Though they make their homes in the deep oceans, sea giants are seated at the very top of giantkind. At massive 24 feet tall , they are respected and feared by all other giants. To the benefit of their smaller kin, the are generally benevolent and wish to see giantkind thrive as a whole, however they are not to be trifled with. Their blue/green skin tones and coral or turquoise hair colors, make them surprisingly difficult to sea when underwater. Particularly, as they age and their skin becomes encrusted by barnacles and other sea growth.
Second	Primatives	Sea Giant Sorceror	Giantkind	Giant	Sea	Sorceror	Regular	Storm Giant	yes	Realm (Storms), Alignment (Good), Polarity (Chaos)	Cosmopolitan	Salt Water, Coastal/Shore	13	332 (215+26d8)	199	12	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	+14 Hit; 11% Crit. (90+); +3 Damage	+14 Hit; 11% Crit. (90+)	+6 Hit; 8% Crit. (93+)	+8 Hit; 3% Crit. (98+)	AC 37; Armor 32; Dodge 5; Noisy 8 Lair Action: May use a special Lair Action at the top of every non-ambush turn when fighting within their bjerg citadel or other such lair, typ. a bonus instant, action, trap or environmental effect	Arcane 24; Elemental 40; Natural 34; Holy 38; Demonic 33; Mental 26	Move 6; Str 20; Agil 12; Stam 20; Int 12; Wis 14; Avd 5; Per 12; Res 19; Init 10; Cha 18	Giant & Common	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Mail, Scale x8	Giant Storm Touched Zwiehander: 2d12+2d6+10, overpowering (-10), 50% of damage jumps to enemy target within 6" as Elemental damage. Can attack twice if using only a basic attack action (Extra Attack I).	Hurl Coral Boulder: May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to throw a coral encrusted boulder (Rng: 40, 3" radius, +5% crit, 2d12+10 Damage). Hurl Lightning: If not underwater, may sacrifice one of two basic attacks to hurl a lightning bolt (Rng: 40, 1" radius, 2d12+2d6+10 Storm damage, use Ranged modifiers), recharges each round on a 5+ on a D6 roll. Cannot use both in the same round.	Can use up to Tier 5 Water & Storm Powers (per day use: T5 x1, T4 x2, T3 x3, T2 x4, T1 x5, T0 unlimited) typ. instants: Rivers Embrace (T5), Storm Surge (T4), Deep Resevoir (T3), Deeptide Armor (T2), Stormfury Armor (T1) typ. actions: Chain Lightning (T5), Thunderclap (T4), Lightning Bolt (T3), Deluge (T2), Turbulent Waters (T1)	Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met Trample II: 2d6 dam, does not effect targets of equal size or larger than the creature Affinity I (Water Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Affinity I (Storm Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Amphibious: Can breathe in air and water Swimmer I: 2x movement while in water Volatile Caster: This creature is naturally volatile and ignores all penalties and special effects for casting Volatile spirit powers except for a flat +5% Critical cast chance with all Volatile powers (typically already added); also explodes or otherwise vents volatile energy upon death, dealing 1d6 (per Tier of Caster) damage of the appropriate type in a 2" radius	Brute Magic: Add melee damage bonuses to casting damage. Xerophobia: Sea giants become irrationally aggressive if they cannot see water or if their environment seems too dry. When in this state they suffer -3 disadvantage on all stat tests, gain +3 damage and will do almost anything to make themselves more comfortable, such as breaking a dam or calling down a violent rain storm.	2d8 Aether + 2d8 Everice	Though they make their homes in the deep oceans, sea giants are seated at the very top of giantkind. At massive 24 feet tall , they are respected and feared by all other giants. To the benefit of their smaller kin, the are generally benevolent and wish to see giantkind thrive as a whole, however they are not to be trifled with. Their blue/green skin tones and coral or turquoise hair colors, make them surprisingly difficult to sea when underwater. Particularly, as they age and their skin becomes encrusted by barnacles and other sea growth. Among the sea giants there are powerful sorcerers that command the vast power of the sea and can call down storms that are the terror of any seafaring vessel.
Second	Primatives	Sky Giant	Giantkind	Giant	Sky	Brute	Regular	Cloud Giant	yes	Realm (Storms), Alignment (Neutral), Polarity (Chaos)	Cosmopolitan	Sky, Mountain	12	288 (180+24d8)	121	9	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	+14 Hit; 10% Crit. (91+); +2 Damage	+13 Hit; 10% Crit. (91+)	+13 Hit; 15% Crit. (86+)	+15 Hit; 11% Crit. (90+)	AC 29; Armor 24; Dodge 5 Lair Action: May use a special Lair Action at the top of every non-ambush turn when fighting within their cloud castle or other such lair, typ. a bonus instant or non-attack action	Arcane 24; Elemental 36; Natural 32; Holy 36; Demonic 32; Mental 26	Move 6; Str 18; Agil 13; Stam 18; Int 12; Wis 14; Avd 5; Per 12; Res 18; Init 10; Cha 16	Giant, Common, & Auran	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Cloth, Ironweave x8	Giant Greathammer: 6d6+4, stun 12%, Crushing blow 4. Can attack twice if using only a basic attack action (Extra Attack I).	Hurl Meteorite: May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to call down a meteorite (Rng: 24, 2" radius, 2d10+4 physical damage & 1d4+6 celestial damage, targets are Slowed for 1 round).		Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met Trample II: 2d6 dam, does not effect targets of equal size or larger than the creature Affinity I (Wind Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Affinity I (Celestial Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Willpower II: twice per day, may elect at any time (even if crit hit) to auto resist a single faith/spirit power	Claustrophobia: Sky giants become irrationally aggressive if they cannot see the sky or stand at their full height. When in this state they suffer -3 disadvantage on all stat tests, gain +3 damage and will do almost anything to make themselves more comfortable, such as smashing through a ceiling or causing a cave in.	3d8 Aether + 1d8 Stardust	At an average height of 22 feet and with their fortresses built in the clouds, sky giants tower over most of giantkind and seeg themselves as the pinnacle of giant culture. They are only rivalled by the mighty sea giants, often a great point of contention. They possess pale skin with tones of blue or purple, and wispy white, grey or blue hair.
Second	Primatives	Stone Troll, Ancient	Trollkind	Troll	Stone	Seige	Ancient	Cave Troll	yes	Realm (The Forge), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Chaos)	Temperate	Subterranean, Mountain	15	469 (304+30d10)	132	10	Massive (Upright)	8; Crushing Blow 8, Toughness 2, Reach +2	+12 Hit; 10% Crit. (91+); +2 Damage	+11 Hit; 10% Crit. (91+)	+11 Hit; 10% Crit. (91+)	+10 Hit; 10% Crit. (91+)	AC 46; Armor 40; Dodge 6	Arcane 14; Elemental 63; Natural 25; Holy 28; Demonic 20; Mental 13	Move 7; Str 19; Agil 8; Stam 19; Int 7; Wis 6; Avd 6; Per 7; Res 14; Init 4; Cha 1	Giant	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell Darksight I: Can see in natural darkness at a range (in table top inches) equal to their Perception. In total darkness (no-light) everything appears as shades of grey while dim light allows for discernment of color. In bright light Perception is cut in half.	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Hide, Earthen x8	Massive 2H Stone Club or Axe: 3d12+6 dam, Overpowering (-8). + Headbutt: 4d8 dam, 60% stun. If in base contact with more than 1 enemy, gain 1 extra attack with mainhand weapon on a second target (Extra Attack I).	Hurl Boulder: action, range 20", 3" radius, 2d10+12 damage, targets are Slowed for 1 round		Regenerate I: Regenerates 1x HP dice for size at the start of every turn unless it received Fire, Acid, or Necrotic damage (or was otherwise prevented from healing) in the previous round, persists even after death unless body is completely destroyed by burning Resistant V (Elemental): +25 resistance to this type of damage/effects (typically already added) Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met		5d10 Thaumatite Ore	A cave troll has grey mottled skin and long stringy black hair. Their oversized foreheads posses a thick bone plate that is well adapted to smashing stone, likewise making thier headbutts deadly in combat.
Second	Primatives	Stone Troll, Elder	Trollkind	Troll	Stone	Seige	Elder	Cave Troll	yes	Realm (The Forge), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Chaos)	Temperate	Subterranean, Mountain	12	288 (180+24d8)	80	8	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	+9 Hit; 9% Crit. (92+); +2 Damage	+8 Hit; 8% Crit. (93+)	+7 Hit; 8% Crit. (93+)	+6 Hit; 8% Crit. (93+)	AC 38; Armor 32; Dodge 6	Arcane 12; Elemental 56; Natural 23; Holy 20; Demonic 15; Mental 11	Move 6; Str 18; Agil 8; Stam 18; Int 6; Wis 5; Avd 6; Per 7; Res 10; Init 6; Cha 1	Giant	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell Darksight I: Can see in natural darkness at a range (in table top inches) equal to their Perception. In total darkness (no-light) everything appears as shades of grey while dim light allows for discernment of color. In bright light Perception is cut in half.	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Hide, Caloused x8	Huge 2H Stone Club or Axe: 4d6+4 dam, Overpowering (-6.) + Headbutt: 3d8 dam, 45% Stun. If in base contact with more than 1 enemy, gain 1 extra attack with mainhand weapon on a second target (Extra Attack I).	Hurl Boulder: action, range 20", 2" radius, 2d10+8 damage, targets are Slowed for 1 round		Regenerate I: Regenerates 1x HP dice for size at the start of every turn unless it received Fire, Acid, or Necrotic damage (or was otherwise prevented from healing) in the previous round, persists even after death unless body is completely destroyed by burning Resistant IV (Elemental): +20 resistance to this type of damage/effects (typically already added) Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met		4d8 Thaumatite Ore	A cave troll has grey mottled skin and long stringy black hair. Their oversized foreheads posses a thick bone plate that is well adapted to smashing stone, likewise making thier headbutts deadly in combat.
Second	Primatives	Stone Troll, Mature	Trollkind	Troll	Stone	Seige	Mature	Cave Troll	yes	Realm (The Forge), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Chaos)	Temperate	Subterranean, Mountain	9	152 (94+9d12)	37	5	Large (Upright)	2; Crushing Blow 2	+6 Hit; 7% Crit. (94+); +1 Damage	+5 Hit; 7% Crit. (94+)	+3 Hit; 6% Crit. (95+)	+2 Hit; 6% Crit. (95+)	AC 30; Armor 24; Dodge 6	Arcane 10; Elemental 49; Natural 21; Holy 14; Demonic 11; Mental 9	Move 5; Str 17; Agil 8; Stam 17; Int 5; Wis 4; Avd 6; Per 7; Res 7; Init 7; Cha 1	Giant	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell Darksight I: Can see in natural darkness at a range (in table top inches) equal to their Perception. In total darkness (no-light) everything appears as shades of grey while dim light allows for discernment of color. In bright light Perception is cut in half.	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Hide, Rugged x8	2H Stone Club or Axe: 2d6+2 dam, Overpowering(-4). + Headbutt: 2d8 dam, 30% Stun	Hurl Boulder: action, range 20", 1.5" radius, 2d10+4 damage, targets are Slowed for 1 round		Regenerate I: Regenerates 1x HP dice for size at the start of every turn unless it received Fire, Acid, or Necrotic damage (or was otherwise prevented from healing) in the previous round, persists even after death unless body is completely destroyed by burning Resistant III (Elemental): +15 resistance to this type of damage/effects (typically already added)		3d6 Thaumatite Ore	A cave troll has grey mottled skin and long stringy black hair. Their oversized foreheads posses a thick bone plate that is well adapted to smashing stone, likewise making thier headbutts deadly in combat.
Second	Primatives	Stone Troll, Young	Trollkind	Troll	Stone	Seige	Young	Cave Troll	yes	Realm (The Forge), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Chaos)	Temperate	Subterranean, Mountain	5	84 (56+5d10)	20	3	Medium (Upright)	0	+2 Hit; 5% Crit. (96+); +1 Damage	+1 Hit; 5% Crit. (96+)	-2 Hit; 4% Crit. (97+)	-3 Hit; 4% Crit. (97+)	AC 22; Armor 16; Dodge 6	Arcane 8; Elemental 42; Natural 19; Holy 10; Demonic 8; Mental 7	Move 4; Str 16; Agil 8; Stam 16; Int 4; Wis 3; Avd 6; Per 7; Res 5; Init 5; Cha 1	Giant	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell Darksight I: Can see in natural darkness at a range (in table top inches) equal to their Perception. In total darkness (no-light) everything appears as shades of grey while dim light allows for discernment of color. In bright light Perception is cut in half.	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Hide, Thick x8	2H Stone Club or Axe: 2d6+2 dam, Overpowering (-2). + Headbutt: 1d8 dam, 15% Stun.	Hurl Boulder: action, range 20", 1" radius, 2d10 damage, targets are Slowed for 1 round		Regenerate I: Regenerates 1x HP dice for size at the start of every turn unless it received Fire, Acid, or Necrotic damage (or was otherwise prevented from healing) in the previous round, persists even after death unless body is completely destroyed by burning Resistant II (Elemental): +10 resistance to this type of damage/effects (typically already added)		2d6 Thaumatite Ore	A cave troll has grey mottled skin and long stringy black hair. Their oversized foreheads posses a thick bone plate that is well adapted to smashing stone, likewise making thier headbutts deadly in combat.
Second	Primatives	Troglodyte	Beastkin	Troglodyte		Ambusher			yes	Realm (Eden), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Chaos)	Cosmopolitan	Subterranean, Ruins/Dungeon	2	39 (28+2d10)	16	3	Medium (Upright)	0	+1 Hit; 4% Crit. (97+)	+1 Hit; 4% Crit. (97+)	-3 Hit; 3% Crit. (98+)	+1 Hit; 4% Crit. (97+)	AC 29; Armor 16; Dodge 13 Chameleon Skin: Troglodytes have a limited ability to change the pigment and texture of thier skin to match various types of rock, making them naturally Sneaky in their home environments. If they remain motionless this grants them 3x the regular Sneaky Advantage (+9)	Arcane 12; Elemental 28; Natural 24; Holy 12; Demonic 16; Mental 16	Move 4; Str 14; Agil 10; Stam 14; Int 6; Wis 10; Avd 13; Per 10; Res 6; Init 12; Cha 2	Proto-Draconic & Reptile "speech"	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell Darksight I: Can see in natural darkness at a range (in table top inches) equal to their Perception. In total darkness (no-light) everything appears as shades of grey while dim light allows for discernment of color. In bright light Perception is cut in half.	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Hide, Thick x8	Bite (1d8+2) & Claw x2 (1d6+2)		Stench: Oily secretions from the Troglodytes body produce a foul stench that makes it difficult to concentrate when nearby. Treat as Disrupting Poison, passively applied as Aura II. After a successful Natural Resist targets are immune for 1 hour. Troglodytes are immune to the stench of thier own kind.	Sneaky I: Can enter battle hidden & +3 Advantage to avoid being detected Aura I: Passive effects in 1" radius around the creature, effects vary (see Skills/Extra), can be offensive or defensive Susceptible II (Light): -10 resistance to this type of damage/effects (typically already added)	Troglodytes are aware of their tell tale scent and may use it to their advantage by smearing it on cave walls to confuse their prey	1d6 GP
Second	Primatives	Troglodyte, Scavenger	Beastkin	Troglodyte		Ambusher			yes	Realm (Eden), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Chaos)	Cosmopolitan	Subterranean, Ruins/Dungeon	2	39 (28+2d10)	23	4	Medium (Upright)	0	-3 Hit; 3% Crit. (98+)	+1 Hit; 4% Crit. (97+)	-3 Hit; 3% Crit. (98+)	+1 Hit; 4% Crit. (97+)	AC 49; Armor 40; Dodge 9; Stiff 4 Chameleon Skin: Troglodytes have a limited ability to change the pigment and texture of thier skin to match various types of rock, making them naturally Sneaky in their home environments. If they remain motionless this grants them 3x the regular Sneaky Advantage (+9)	Arcane 12; Elemental 28; Natural 24; Holy 12; Demonic 16; Mental 16	Move 4; Str 14; Agil 6; Stam 14; Int 6; Wis 10; Avd 13; Per 10; Res 6; Init 12; Cha 2	Proto-Draconic & Reptile "speech"	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell Darksight I: Can see in natural darkness at a range (in table top inches) equal to their Perception. In total darkness (no-light) everything appears as shades of grey while dim light allows for discernment of color. In bright light Perception is cut in half.	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Plate, Laminar x4 plus Hide, Thick x8	Bite (1d8+2) & various scavenged weapon (typ. Spatha 1d12 dam & Morningstar 1d8+2 dama)		Stench: Oily secretions from the Troglodytes body produce a foul stench that makes it difficult to concentrate when nearby. Treat as Disrupting Poison, passively applied as Aura II. After a successful Natural Resist targets are immune for 1 hour. Troglodytes are immune to the stench of thier own kind.	Sneaky I: Can enter battle hidden & +3 Advantage to avoid being detected Aura I: Passive effects in 1" radius around the creature, effects vary (see Skills/Extra), can be offensive or defensive Susceptible II (Light): -10 resistance to this type of damage/effects (typically already added)	Troglodytes are aware of their tell tale scent and may use it to their advantage by smearing it on cave walls to confuse their prey	1d6+4 GP
Second	Primatives	Sky Giant Wizard	Giantkind	Giant	Sky	Wizard	Regular	Cloud Giant	yes	Realm (Storms), Alignment (Neutral), Polarity (Chaos)	Cosmopolitan	Sky, Mountain	13	311 (194+26d8)	182	12	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	+15 Hit; 11% Crit. (90+); +2 Damage	+14 Hit; 11% Crit. (90+)	+14 Hit; 16% Crit. (85+)	+16 Hit; 11% Crit. (90+)	AC 29; Armor 24; Dodge 5 Lair Action: May use a special Lair Action at the top of every non-ambush turn when fighting within their bjerg citadel or other such lair, typ. a bonus instant, action, trap or environmental effect	Arcane 24; Elemental 36; Natural 32; Holy 36; Demonic 32; Mental 26	Move 6; Str 18; Agil 13; Stam 18; Int 12; Wis 14; Avd 5; Per 12; Res 18; Init 10; Cha 16	Giant, Common, & Auran	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Cloth, Ironweave x8	Giant Celestial Greathammer: 6d6 phys. damage +8 celestial damage, stun 12%, Crushing blow 4, re-roll first miss each round. Can attack twice if using only a basic attack action (Extra Attack I).	Hurl Meteorite: May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to call down a meteorite (Rng: 24, 2" radius, 2d10+4 physical damage & 1d4+6 celestial damage, targets are Slowed for 1 round).	Can use up to Tier 5 Wind & Celestial Powers (per day use: T5 x1, T4 x2, T3 x3, T2 x4, T1 x5, T0 unlimited) typ. instants: Levitate (T5), Good Fortune (T4), Celestial Divination (T3), Imbue: Quicken (T2), Disperse Magic (T1) typ. actions: Cyclone (T5), Starfire (T4), Updraft (T3), Tranquil Breeze (T2), Whirlwind (T1)	Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met Trample II: 2d6 dam, does not effect targets of equal size or larger than the creature Affinity I (Wind Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Affinity I (Celestial Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Willpower II: twice per day, may elect at any time (even if crit hit) to auto resist a single faith/spirit power	Brute Magic: Add melee damage bonuses to casting damage. Claustrophobia: Sky giants become irrationally aggressive if they cannot see the sky or stand at their full height. When in this state they suffer -3 disadvantage on all stat tests, gain +3 damage and will do almost anything to make themselves more comfortable, such as smashing through a ceiling or causing a cave in.	3d8 Aether + 1d8 Stardust	At an average height of 22 feet and with their fortresses built in the clouds, sky giants tower over most of giantkind and seeg themselves as the pinnacle of giant culture. They are only rivalled by the mighty sea giants, often a great point of contention. They possess pale skin with tones of blue or purple, and wispy white, grey or blue hair. Only the wisest and oldest sky giants become wizards, with command over the winds and a deep understanding of the celestial mysteries of the universe.
Second	Primatives	Sky Giant Countess	Giantkind	Giant	Sky	Wizard	Countess	Cloud Giant	yes	Realm (Storms), Alignment (Neutral), Polarity (Chaos)	Cosmopolitan	Sky, Mountain	16	378 (234+32d8)	235	14	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	+18 Hit; 12% Crit. (89+); +2 Damage	+17 Hit; 12% Crit. (89+)	+18 Hit; 17% Crit. (84+); +4 Damage	+20 Hit; 13% Crit. (88+)	AC 29; Armor 24; Dodge 5 Lair Action x2: May use a special Lair Action at the top of every non-ambush turn when fighting within their cloud castle or other such lair, typ. a bonus instant, action, trap or environmental effect	Arcane 26; Elemental 36; Natural 33; Holy 38; Demonic 34; Mental 28	Move 6; Str 18; Agil 13; Stam 18; Int 13; Wis 15; Avd 5; Per 12; Res 19; Init 10; Cha 17	Giant, Common, & Auran	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Cloth, Ironweave x8	Giant Celestial Greathammer: 6d6 phys. damage +8 celestial damage, stun 12%, Crushing blow 4, re-roll first miss each round. Can attack twice if using only a basic attack action (Extra Attack I).	Hurl Meteorite: May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to call down a meteorite (Rng: 24, 2" radius, 2d10+4 physical damage & 1d4+6 celestial damage, targets are Slowed for 1 round).	Can use up to Tier 6 Wind & Celestial Powers (per day use: T6 x1, T5 x2, T4 x3, T3 x4, T2 x5, T1 x6, T0 unlimited) typ. instants: Change of Fates (T6), Levitate (T5), Good Fortune (T4), Celestial Divination (T3), Imbue: Quicken (T2), Disperse Magic (T1) typ. actions: Comet (T6), Cyclone (T5), Starfire (T4), Updraft (T3), Tranquil Breeze (T2), Whirlwind (T1)	Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met Trample II: 2d6 dam, does not effect targets of equal size or larger than the creature Affinity I (Wind Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Affinity I (Celestial Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Willpower II: twice per day, may elect at any time (even if crit hit) to auto resist a single faith/spirit power	Brute Magic: Add melee damage bonuses to casting damage. Claustrophobia: Sky giants become irrationally aggressive if they cannot see the sky or stand at their full height. When in this state they suffer -3 disadvantage on all stat tests, gain +3 damage and will do almost anything to make themselves more comfortable, such as smashing through a ceiling or causing a cave in. Wrists and head armor slots have Superior Air Power and Celestial Power enchants (+4 spell power to each, already added).	3d8 Aether + 1d8 Stardust	At an average height of 22 feet and with their fortresses built in the clouds, sky giants tower over most of giantkind and seeg themselves as the pinnacle of giant culture. They are only rivalled by the mighty sea giants, often a great point of contention. They possess pale skin with tones of blue or purple, and wispy white, grey or blue hair. Only the wisest and oldest sky giants become wizards, with command over the winds and a deep understanding of the celestial mysteries of the universe.
Second	Primatives	Volcanic Giant	Giantkind	Giant	Volcanic	Brute	Regular	Fire Giant	yes	Realm (The Furnace), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Balance)	Tropical/Temperate	Volcanic, Subterranean	9	228 (147+18d8)	120	9	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	-2 Hit; 1% Crit. (100+); +2 Damage	-6 Hit; 1% Crit. (100+)	+4 Hit; 9% Crit. (92+)	+5 Hit; 4% Crit. (97+)	AC 68; Armor 68; Dodge 0; Stiff 6; Noisy 4; Double Layer 6; Triple Layer 4 Lair Action: May use a special Lair Action at the top of every non-ambush turn when fighting within their forge or other such lair, typ. a bonus instant or non-attack action	Arcane 20; Elemental 38; Natural 30; Holy 30; Demonic 26; Mental 21	Move 6; Str 19; Agil 4; Stam 19; Int 10; Wis 11; Avd 5; Per 10; Res 15; Init 9; Cha 10	Giant & Ignan	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Plate, Laminar x6 w/ Mail, Chain x4 over Cloth, Quilted x8	Giant Greatsword: 2d12+2d6+4, overpowering (-8). Can attack twice if using only a basic attack action (Extra Attack I).	Hurl Magma Boulder: May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to throw a magma boulder (Rng: 40, 3" radius, 2d10+4 physical damage & 1d4+6 fire damage).		Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met Trample II: 2d6 dam, does not effect targets of equal size or larger than the creature Affinity I (Fire Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Affinity I (Metal Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Hardened (Fire): Incoming damage of this type is reduced by half Sensitivity (Cold): Incoming damage of this type is doubled Volatile Caster: This creature is naturally volatile and ignores all penalties and special effects for casting Volatile spirit powers except for a flat +5% Critical cast chance with all Volatile powers (typically already added); also explodes or otherwise vents volatile energy upon death, dealing 1d6 (per Tier of Caster) damage of the appropriate type in a 2" radius Implacable: Immune to any effect that reduces movement, including difficult terrain and triple layering of armor Melee Adept I: +10 to hit with all Melee attacks (typically already added)		3d8 Brimstone + 1d8 Thaumatite Ore	Volcanic giants have fiery red or orange hair, with ash or iron colored skin and a rust-like complexion. Averaging 18 feet tall, they are broad shouldered, barrel chested, and have large forearms from years spent at the forge and anvil.
Second	Primatives	Volcanic Giant Runesmith	Giantkind	Giant	Volcanic	Runesmith	Regular	Fire Giant	yes	Realm (The Furnace), Alignment (Evil), Polarity (Balance)	Tropical/Temperate	Volcanic, Subterranean	10	252 (162+20d8)	165	11	Huge (Upright)	4; Crushing Blow 4, Toughness 1, Reach +1	-1 Hit; 1% Crit. (100+); +2 Damage	-5 Hit; 1% Crit. (100+)	+5 Hit; 9% Crit. (92+)	+6 Hit; 5% Crit. (96+)	AC 68; Armor 68; Dodge 0; Stiff 6; Noisy 4; Double Layer 6; Triple Layer 4 Lair Action: May use a special Lair Action at the top of every non-ambush turn when fighting within their bjerg citadel or other such lair, typ. a bonus instant, action, trap or environmental effect	Arcane 20; Elemental 38; Natural 30; Holy 30; Demonic 26; Mental 21	Move 6; Str 19; Agil 4; Stam 19; Int 10; Wis 11; Avd 5; Per 10; Res 15; Init 9; Cha 10	Giant & Ignan	Conventional: Relies on conventional senses, typically eyesight but also hearing and smell	Corporeal: Comprised of physical and tangible substance that can be interacted with under normal conditions	Plate, Laminar x6 w/ Mail, Chain x4 over Cloth, Quilted x8	Giant Runic Greatsword: 2d12+2d6 phy. damage +8 fire damage, overpowering (-8). Can attack twice if using only a basic attack action (Extra Attack I).	Hurl Magma Boulder: May sacrifice one of two basic attacks to throw a magma boulder (Rng: 40, 3" radius, 2d10+4 physical damage & 1d4+6 fire damage).	Can use up to Tier 4 Fire & Metal Powers (per day use: T4 x1, T3 x2, T2 x3, T1 x4, T0 unlimited) typ. instants: Flame Shroud (T4), Heat Exhaustion (T3), Steel Skin (T2), Imbue: Scorch (T1) typ. actions: Heat Wave (t4), Heat Ray (T3), Crystalline Regrowth (T2), (Huge) Mithril Spear (T1, 2x damage dice)	Extra Attacks I: Potential for up to 1 extra attack, typically requires certain conditions to be met Trample II: 2d6 dam, does not effect targets of equal size or larger than the creature Affinity I (Fire Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Affinity I (Metal Powers): +5% Critical Hit with a given non-physical damage type (typically already added) Hardened (Fire): Incoming damage of this type is reduced by half Sensitivity (Cold): Incoming damage of this type is doubled Volatile Caster: This creature is naturally volatile and ignores all penalties and special effects for casting Volatile spirit powers except for a flat +5% Critical cast chance with all Volatile powers (typically already added); also explodes or otherwise vents volatile energy upon death, dealing 1d6 (per Tier of Caster) damage of the appropriate type in a 2" radius Implacable: Immune to any effect that reduces movement, including difficult terrain and triple layering of armor Melee Adept I: +10 to hit with all Melee attacks (typically already added)	Brute Magic: Add melee damage bonuses to casting damage	3d8 Brimstone + 1d8 Thaumatite Ore	Volcanic giants have fiery red or orange hair, with ash or iron colored skin and a rust-like complexion. Averaging 18 feet tall, they are broad shouldered, barrel chested, and have large forearms from years spent at the forge and anvil. The most talented among them become runesmiths, using their craft to empower themselves with magic. They are capable of producing runecrafted weapons and armor that are said to be supriot even to the dwarves. A runecrafter is so respected among their peers, that they tend rise to the top of volcanic giant society.

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