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'''Grolantor''' is the Chaotic Evil god of competition, strength, [[Ettin]]s, and Hill Giants. Originally banished to Carceri by his father [[Annam]] for allying with his brother [[Memnor]], the ban has been revoked ever since the All-Father left. Grolantor is a stupid and weak-willed but very strong god who demands that his followers persecute those smaller than them: everything shorter than a Hill Giant or Ettin is fair game. Along the way they willfully deny the fact that the Hill Giants are the smallest of the giant races: to admit weakness is considered anathema to the followers of the Runtherder. He created the Hill Giants by breeding all sorts of crazy shit together: a combination of castoff giants of all races, all sorts of serpentine monsters and even the Hag goddess [[Cegilune]]. Ettins on the other hand were created when Grolantor impaled his love lance in a bizarre serpent monster with heads on both ends of her snake-like body. Gorlantor is a hands-off deity: as long as you never admit weakness or fault and you oppress those smaller than you you're fair game: he has no holy days aside from an occasional eating contest. | '''Grolantor''' is the Chaotic Evil god of competition, strength, [[Ettin]]s, and Hill Giants. Originally banished to Carceri by his father [[Annam]] for allying with his brother [[Memnor]], the ban has been revoked ever since the All-Father left. Grolantor is a stupid and weak-willed but very strong god who demands that his followers persecute those smaller than them: everything shorter than a Hill Giant or Ettin is fair game. Along the way they willfully deny the fact that the Hill Giants are the smallest of the giant races: to admit weakness is considered anathema to the followers of the Runtherder. He created the Hill Giants by breeding all sorts of crazy shit together: a combination of castoff giants of all races, all sorts of serpentine monsters and even the Hag goddess [[Cegilune]]. Ettins on the other hand were created when Grolantor impaled his love lance in a bizarre serpent monster with heads on both ends of her snake-like body. Gorlantor is a hands-off deity: as long as you never admit weakness or fault and you oppress those smaller than you you're fair game: he has no holy days aside from an occasional eating contest. | ||
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Alignment | Chaotic Evil | |
Divine Rank | Intermediate God | |
Pantheon | The Ordning (Giant) | |
Portfolio | Hunting, Strength, Combat, Hill Giants, Ettins | |
Domains | 3E: Chaos, Competition, Death, Earth, Evil, Madness, Mysticism 5E: War |
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Home Plane | The Steading (Carceri) | |
Worshippers | Hill Giants, Ettins | |
Favoured Weapon | Dwarfcrusher (Club or Javelin) |
Grolantor is the Chaotic Evil god of competition, strength, Ettins, and Hill Giants. Originally banished to Carceri by his father Annam for allying with his brother Memnor, the ban has been revoked ever since the All-Father left. Grolantor is a stupid and weak-willed but very strong god who demands that his followers persecute those smaller than them: everything shorter than a Hill Giant or Ettin is fair game. Along the way they willfully deny the fact that the Hill Giants are the smallest of the giant races: to admit weakness is considered anathema to the followers of the Runtherder. He created the Hill Giants by breeding all sorts of crazy shit together: a combination of castoff giants of all races, all sorts of serpentine monsters and even the Hag goddess Cegilune. Ettins on the other hand were created when Grolantor impaled his love lance in a bizarre serpent monster with heads on both ends of her snake-like body. Gorlantor is a hands-off deity: as long as you never admit weakness or fault and you oppress those smaller than you you're fair game: he has no holy days aside from an occasional eating contest.