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Half-Giant Player Character Race

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Want to play a giant without upending party balance? Looking to add some unique player options for a campaign set in giant territory? Interested in adding more complications and family intrigue to Storm King’s Thunder?

This article provides racial traits for playing a player character descended from the core giant types: cloud giants, fire giants, frost giants, hill giants, stone giants, and storm giants. This variation on the half-giant is size Medium and balanced against the Player’s Handbook races.

Includes suggestions for fitting half-giants into your campaign world, the place of half-giants in the Ordning, notes on how giants raise their children and the likely effects of this on half-giant PCs’ alignment, and a list of 36 Giant given names and 27 giant clan names.

Illustrated with black-and-white engravings taken from old books on Norse mythology, which have a similar look to old-school AD&D illustrations. All are in the public domain in the United States and other countries where copyright expires after the death of the creator or the date of creation plus 95 years or less.

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