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<blockquote data-quote="the Jester" data-source="post: 8314511" data-attributes="member: 1210">It really wasn't.On top of a number of excellent giant focused adventures in Dungeon Magazine, you had G1 through G3; Revenge of the Giants; Storm King's Thunder; and any number of adventures that, while not focused on giants, definitely used a giant as a major npc or bad guy (Ghost Tower of Inverness, some Undermountain content, etc) or that used elements of giant culture, which can help you flesh out details (Skytumble Tor from I13, for instance, features an old cloud castle built by giants).To&nbsp; add to that, there's a huge section on giants and their lore in Volo's Guide to Monsters.And then there was 4e, which expanded, changed, and revised the lore surrounding everything. Giants were a big focus of 4e's lore and tied tightly to the whole &quot;gods vs. primordials&quot; theme that ran through the edition.There's really quite a lot of lore about giants in D&amp;D. You just need to find the sources for it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="the Jester, post: 8314511, member: 1210"] It really wasn't. On top of a number of excellent giant focused adventures in Dungeon Magazine, you had G1 through G3; Revenge of the Giants; Storm King's Thunder; and any number of adventures that, while not focused on giants, definitely used a giant as a major npc or bad guy (Ghost Tower of Inverness, some Undermountain content, etc) or that used elements of giant culture, which can help you flesh out details (Skytumble Tor from I13, for instance, features an old cloud castle built by giants). To add to that, there's a huge section on giants and their lore in Volo's Guide to Monsters. And then there was 4e, which expanded, changed, and revised the lore surrounding everything. Giants were a big focus of 4e's lore and tied tightly to the whole "gods vs. primordials" theme that ran through the edition. There's really quite a lot of lore about giants in D&D. You just need to find the sources for it. [/QUOTE]

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