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<blockquote data-quote="Priest_Sidran" data-source="post: 3513128" data-attributes="member: 30857">In the North, Far beyond the Strigheim Wall the race of giants known as the Jothun (Norse Jotun); have lived in exile banished by their Fey cousins of the south. In the Tales of the Days of Yore, the Scholar Shaphrax of Dullhallow wrote of an age when mortals, fought in great battles along side the the Children of the Faerie, against the Jothun. Their King is Baerlleod (ba-EHR hlee-ood), scarred by a wound he took in battle by one of the pregenitors of the human kind Finnir of the Sure Hand. He wears a patch over his eye, and for this his people call him Baerlleod the Cyclops. Behind the Scenes. In ages past Giants, and Fey worked hand in hand, giants built the great halls in Faerie, that housed the Seelie Court, they built the magical walls that kept the mortal kind out, when it came time to pay the giants for their work the price which they'd agreed to, that being the Hand of the the Fey Kings daughter, the fey refused the giants their pay. The War soon followed, and Baerlleod has never forgotten the slight.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Priest_Sidran, post: 3513128, member: 30857"] In the North, Far beyond the Strigheim Wall the race of giants known as the Jothun (Norse Jotun); have lived in exile banished by their Fey cousins of the south. In the Tales of the Days of Yore, the Scholar Shaphrax of Dullhallow wrote of an age when mortals, fought in great battles along side the the Children of the Faerie, against the Jothun. Their King is Baerlleod (ba-EHR hlee-ood), scarred by a wound he took in battle by one of the pregenitors of the human kind Finnir of the Sure Hand. He wears a patch over his eye, and for this his people call him Baerlleod the Cyclops. Behind the Scenes. In ages past Giants, and Fey worked hand in hand, giants built the great halls in Faerie, that housed the Seelie Court, they built the magical walls that kept the mortal kind out, when it came time to pay the giants for their work the price which they'd agreed to, that being the Hand of the the Fey Kings daughter, the fey refused the giants their pay. The War soon followed, and Baerlleod has never forgotten the slight. [/QUOTE]

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