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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 22:00, 26 April 2021

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	'''4:''' (''/tg/'') A word that, in the second sense above, it seems the [[Black Library]] requires ''every single author'' to include at least once in ''every single book'' they publish about the 40K universe.		'''4:''' (''/tg/'') A word that, in the second sense above, it seems the [[Black Library]] requires ''every single author'' to include at least once in ''every single book'' they publish about the 40K universe.

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	Alternatively, a race for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] introduced in [[Dragon Magazine]] #323. These cyclopeans are esssentially a strain of [[Half-Giant]] descended from ancient matings between [[human]]s and [[cyclops]]es, divided into two subraces; the intelligent and magically adept Menta and the brutish, savage Ferals.		Alternatively, a race for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] introduced in [[Dragon Magazine]] #323. These cyclopeans are esssentially a strain of [[Half-Giant]] descended from ancient matings between [[human]]s and [[cyclops]]es, divided into two subraces; the intelligent and magically adept Menta and the brutish, savage Ferals.

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	'''2:''' huge, massive.		'''2:''' huge, massive.

	'''3:''' (''/architecture//') of or relating to a style of stone construction marked typically by the use of large irregular blocks without mortar.		'''3:''' (''architecture'') of or relating to a style of stone construction marked typically by the use of large irregular blocks without mortar.

	'''4:''' (''/tg/'') A word that, in the second sense above, it seems the [[Black Library]] requires ''every single author'' to include at least once in ''every single book'' they publish about the 40K universe.		'''4:''' (''/tg/'') A word that, in the second sense above, it seems the [[Black Library]] requires ''every single author'' to include at least once in ''every single book'' they publish about the 40K universe.

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 21:38, 26 April 2021

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	Alternatively, a race for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] introduced in [[Dragon Magazine]] #323. These cyclopeans are esssentially a strain of [[Half-Giant]] descended from ancient matings between [[human]]s and [[cyclops]]es, divided into two subraces; the intelligent and magically adept Menta and the brutish, savage Ferals.		Alternatively, a race for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] introduced in [[Dragon Magazine]] #323. These cyclopeans are esssentially a strain of [[Half-Giant]] descended from ancient matings between [[human]]s and [[cyclops]]es, divided into two subraces; the intelligent and magically adept Menta and the brutish, savage Ferals.

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	Legends speak of a enigmatic race of giants known as the cyclopes. Similar to hill giants in many ways, these brutes had one unique trait: single eyes situated in the middle of their foreheads. Cyclopes lived in an uneasy peace with other giants, with the one-eyed beings losing battles more often than winning. Over time, cyclopes lost the majority of their territory, forcing them to move farther into the wilderness or closer to the settlements of humanoid races, particularly humans. In most of these collisions of cultures, the humanoids treated cyclopes with fear and suspicion, resulting in the slow decline of the cyclopes population. Over the centuries, as the cyclopes died off, other races came to regard them as nothing more than a myth.		Legends speak of a enigmatic race of giants known as the cyclopes. Similar to hill giants in many ways, these brutes had one unique trait: single eyes situated in the middle of their foreheads. Cyclopes lived in an uneasy peace with other giants, with the one-eyed beings losing battles more often than winning. Over time, cyclopes lost the majority of their territory, forcing them to move farther into the wilderness or closer to the settlements of humanoid races, particularly humans. In most of these collisions of cultures, the humanoids treated cyclopes with fear and suspicion, resulting in the slow decline of the cyclopes population. Over the centuries, as the cyclopes died off, other races came to regard them as nothing more than a myth.

1d4chan>SirSprinkles at 23:24, 30 December 2020

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	Alternatively, a race for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] introduced in [[Dragon Magazine]] #323. These cyclopeans are esssentially a strain of [[Half-Giant]] descended from ancient matings between [[human]]s and [[cyclops]]es, divided into two subraces; the intelligent and magically adept Menta and the brutish, savage Ferals.		Alternatively, a race for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] introduced in [[Dragon Magazine]] #323. These cyclopeans are esssentially a strain of [[Half-Giant]] descended from ancient matings between [[human]]s and [[cyclops]]es, divided into two subraces; the intelligent and magically adept Menta and the brutish, savage Ferals.

	Legends speak of a enigmatic race of giants known as the cyclopes. Similar to hill giants in many ways, these brutes had one unique trait: single eyes situated in the middle of their foreheads. Cyclopes lived in an uneasy peace with other giants, with the one-eyed beings losing battles more often than winning. Over time, ~~cyclones~~ lost the majority of their territory, forcing them to move farther into the wilderness or closer to the settlements of humanoid races, particularly humans. In most of these collisions of cultures, the humanoids treated cyclopes with fear and suspicion, resulting in the slow decline of the cyclopes population. Over the centuries, as the cyclopes died off, other races came to regard them as nothing more than a myth.		Legends speak of a enigmatic race of giants known as the cyclopes. Similar to hill giants in many ways, these brutes had one unique trait: single eyes situated in the middle of their foreheads. Cyclopes lived in an uneasy peace with other giants, with the one-eyed beings losing battles more often than winning. Over time, cyclopes lost the majority of their territory, forcing them to move farther into the wilderness or closer to the settlements of humanoid races, particularly humans. In most of these collisions of cultures, the humanoids treated cyclopes with fear and suspicion, resulting in the slow decline of the cyclopes population. Over the centuries, as the cyclopes died off, other races came to regard them as nothing more than a myth.

	However, pockets of these giants survived in the wilderness and along the rocky crags of forbidding shores. Tales persisted of sailors running afoul of cyclopes living on isolated islands. Most of these stories ended poorly for the sailors, but some tell of a cyclops who would trade a glimpse into the future for goods or favors. In one story a flood of refugees fled their city during a siege and sought out the ancient cyclops, Menta the Wizened. Menta foretold of great doom and despair for many of the refugees, but eventual revenge against their attackers. His prophecy came true, and the grateful survivors deified Menta and made his home a sacred place.		However, pockets of these giants survived in the wilderness and along the rocky crags of forbidding shores. Tales persisted of sailors running afoul of cyclopes living on isolated islands. Most of these stories ended poorly for the sailors, but some tell of a cyclops who would trade a glimpse into the future for goods or favors. In one story a flood of refugees fled their city during a siege and sought out the ancient cyclops, Menta the Wizened. Menta foretold of great doom and despair for many of the refugees, but eventual revenge against their attackers. His prophecy came true, and the grateful survivors deified Menta and made his home a sacred place.

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Physical Descriptio */

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Physical Descriptio

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	Bitter and savage, the feral-kind cyclopeans use their great strength and physical prowess to toy with victims before killing them out of spite. These evil loners typically live close to other humanoids in order to have plenty of "toys" to play with. Feral-kind cyclopeans possess a dark and twisted view of the world, seeing it as a place of hardship where only the strong survive. They see their more peaceful brethren as weak and soft, misusing their talents and heritage for pointless reasons. Smarter feral-kind cyclopeans might even adopt the ruse of acting like their more gentle brethren in order to lure the naive and overly trusting.		Bitter and savage, the feral-kind cyclopeans use their great strength and physical prowess to toy with victims before killing them out of spite. These evil loners typically live close to other humanoids in order to have plenty of "toys" to play with. Feral-kind cyclopeans possess a dark and twisted view of the world, seeing it as a place of hardship where only the strong survive. They see their more peaceful brethren as weak and soft, misusing their talents and heritage for pointless reasons. Smarter feral-kind cyclopeans might even adopt the ruse of acting like their more gentle brethren in order to lure the naive and overly trusting.

	==Physical ~~Descriptio~~==		==Physical Description==
	Descended from the giant race of cyclopes, these extremely tall humanoids stand just shy of large size at 7 to 8 feet. With wiry builds and ruddy, leathery skin, cyclopeans weigh between 250 and 350 pounds. Both types of cyclopean females generally wear their hair very long while the males shave their heads bald. Elder male cyclopeans commonly tattoo their smoothly shaved heads with intricate abstract patterns. The higher the male's status, the more complicated the tattoo.		Descended from the giant race of cyclopes, these extremely tall humanoids stand just shy of large size at 7 to 8 feet. With wiry builds and ruddy, leathery skin, cyclopeans weigh between 250 and 350 pounds. Both types of cyclopean females generally wear their hair very long while the males shave their heads bald. Elder male cyclopeans commonly tattoo their smoothly shaved heads with intricate abstract patterns. The higher the male's status, the more complicated the tattoo.

1d4chan>QuietBrowser at 05:10, 24 September 2019

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1d4chan>QuietBrowser: Copy-pasted the Cyclopean race info here, but this article needs cleanup and I can't do it at the moment.

2019-06-20T10:36:11Z

Copy-pasted the Cyclopean race info here, but this article needs cleanup and I can't do it at the moment.

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