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| − | In Norse mythology a giant, jötunn (plural jötnar/jǫtnar) is a type of entity contrasted with gods and other figures, such as dwarves and elves. In reality, they are massive lumbering creatures that are shaped like massive humans. There are many different varieties of giant, frost giants among them. With ice-cold, rock-hard flesh, frost giants are more durable than others of their kin. Their skin usually ranges from pale as snow to deep, dark blues. They generally have thick white beards and carry gigantic weapons. Stomping through snowy arctic fields, leaping across glaciers, or skulking in cold caverns, these giants are not to be trifled with. They are far smarter and more civilized than the average giant. Native to Jötunheim, they occasionally wind up in the Physical World via spells or portals. If in a warm clime, they will become weakened and die, melting like ice. However, in cold regions, they can last indefinitely and are immortal beings. When a giant is slain or dies in the Physical World, their spirit returns to Jötunheim eventually reincarnating. | + | In Norse mythology a giant, jötunn (plural jötnar/jǫtnar) is a type of entity contrasted with gods and other figures, such as dwarves and elves. In reality, they are massive lumbering creatures that are shaped like massive humans. There are many different varieties of giant, frost giants among them. With ice-cold, rock-hard flesh, frost giants are more durable than others of their kin. Their skin usually ranges from pale as snow to deep, dark blues. They generally have thick white beards and carry gigantic weapons. Stomping through snowy arctic fields, leaping across glaciers, or skulking in cold caverns, these giants are not to be trifled with. They are far smarter and more civilized than the average giant. Native to Jötunheim, they occasionally wind up in the Physical World via spells or portals. If in a warm clime, they will become weakened and die, melting like ice. However, in cold regions, they can last indefinitely and are immortal beings. When a giant is slain or dies in the Physical World, their spirit returns to Jötunheim eventually reincarnating. In the Age of Myths, Odin slew almost all of the frost giants on Earth, with only small pockets of them remaining. However, all frost giants on Earth are male, and to mate with a normal human female, would kill the woman during insemination, so as monster hunters defeat the massive creatures, they grow closer to extinction in this dimension. |
Latest revision as of 15:52, 28 January 2023
| Name | Frost Giant |
| Race | Giant |
| Type | Elemental |
| Faction | Independent |
| Premiere | Desideratum: Blood Bonds |
| Relative(s) | None Applicable |
In Norse mythology a giant, jötunn (plural jötnar/jǫtnar) is a type of entity contrasted with gods and other figures, such as dwarves and elves. In reality, they are massive lumbering creatures that are shaped like massive humans. There are many different varieties of giant, frost giants among them. With ice-cold, rock-hard flesh, frost giants are more durable than others of their kin. Their skin usually ranges from pale as snow to deep, dark blues. They generally have thick white beards and carry gigantic weapons. Stomping through snowy arctic fields, leaping across glaciers, or skulking in cold caverns, these giants are not to be trifled with. They are far smarter and more civilized than the average giant. Native to Jötunheim, they occasionally wind up in the Physical World via spells or portals. If in a warm clime, they will become weakened and die, melting like ice. However, in cold regions, they can last indefinitely and are immortal beings. When a giant is slain or dies in the Physical World, their spirit returns to Jötunheim eventually reincarnating. In the Age of Myths, Odin slew almost all of the frost giants on Earth, with only small pockets of them remaining. However, all frost giants on Earth are male, and to mate with a normal human female, would kill the woman during insemination, so as monster hunters defeat the massive creatures, they grow closer to extinction in this dimension.
