Garthanos
Arcadian Knight
I found it ironic that nuada in the Hellboy movie was a featured character who d had his own natural hand... with two characters including a servent that didnt.
Tuatha de Danaan - Perhaps half elves and humans. Value versatility and adaptability above everything (see my sig for appropriate sentiment).
Formorians - Maybe Tieflings
Firbolg - Orc and Half Orc.
Nuada of the Silver hand- swordsman earliest cyborg (name might mean something about grabbing - so we are perhaps talking about a brawling fighter with sword (the sword of light was one of the 4 treasures - specifically his)
He may well have used a spear as well it being one of the other treasures
I have also considered the possibility of a Artificer (self forged) but story wise the hand was replaced by others and gets replaced by a fully healed natural one later.
Morrigan War Witch - transforms in to raven sword wielding healing druidess (perhaps nascient raven queen)
There are others from this mythology would be very D&D appropriate vividly larger than life... and the Barbarian yeah the primal magical one with its spirits seem very appropo to a large number of heros in this set.
Anyway wondering if anyone had taken a stab at more mythic D&D.
Tuatha de Danaan - Perhaps half elves and humans. Value versatility and adaptability above everything (see my sig for appropriate sentiment).
Formorians - Maybe Tieflings
Firbolg - Orc and Half Orc.
Nuada of the Silver hand- swordsman earliest cyborg (name might mean something about grabbing - so we are perhaps talking about a brawling fighter with sword (the sword of light was one of the 4 treasures - specifically his)
He may well have used a spear as well it being one of the other treasures
I have also considered the possibility of a Artificer (self forged) but story wise the hand was replaced by others and gets replaced by a fully healed natural one later.
Morrigan War Witch - transforms in to raven sword wielding healing druidess (perhaps nascient raven queen)
There are others from this mythology would be very D&D appropriate vividly larger than life... and the Barbarian yeah the primal magical one with its spirits seem very appropo to a large number of heros in this set.
Anyway wondering if anyone had taken a stab at more mythic D&D.
