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<blockquote data-quote="Cernunnos" data-source="post: 846883" data-attributes="member: 8821">Giantcraft is an excellent book.&nbsp; I highly recommend it (or its ESD).&nbsp; To be honest, I thought it pretty much adaquetly explored giant culture in the Realms (though I've NEVER been able to find where exactly Hartsvale is located).&nbsp; It also had some kind of neat giantish magic, and I think a giant rune-caster class (that could be made into a PrC).Avariels were first mention in the Complete Book of Elves, and I think they were mentioned briefly in Elves of Evermeet.&nbsp; I'm just glad they didn't neuter them the way they did in 2E...&nbsp; they had hollow bones, couldn't wear armor, and had to fight w/ glass weapons (because they were light, and of course, shattered half the time).&nbsp; All to counterbalance the fact that they could fly.Though, I too find them leaving out the Saurials to be too much, especially now that they are getting into a 2 or 3rd generation, were just cool to begin with, and were striking me as a race that could start to really spread out in the Dales in the next century.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cernunnos, post: 846883, member: 8821"] Giantcraft is an excellent book. I highly recommend it (or its ESD). To be honest, I thought it pretty much adaquetly explored giant culture in the Realms (though I've NEVER been able to find where exactly Hartsvale is located). It also had some kind of neat giantish magic, and I think a giant rune-caster class (that could be made into a PrC). Avariels were first mention in the Complete Book of Elves, and I think they were mentioned briefly in Elves of Evermeet. I'm just glad they didn't neuter them the way they did in 2E... they had hollow bones, couldn't wear armor, and had to fight w/ glass weapons (because they were light, and of course, shattered half the time). All to counterbalance the fact that they could fly. Though, I too find them leaving out the Saurials to be too much, especially now that they are getting into a 2 or 3rd generation, were just cool to begin with, and were striking me as a race that could start to really spread out in the Dales in the next century. [/QUOTE]

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