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	Death giants are a race of [[giant]]s that once held a great and mighty [[empire]]. However as with all things, the time for the empire's doom eventually arrived. The [[ancestor]]s of the modern say death giants made a [[pact]] with an unknown entity, surrendering their [[soul]]s and all of their descendants in exchange for [[unholy]] [[power]]. The pact was ill-advised, and to this day, the [[soul]]s of the death giants are bound for destruction in the [[Negative Energy Plane]] upon their deaths. Still, so long as a death giant lives, it can claim the [[soul]]s of [[mortally wounded]] or recently [[deceased]] souls to aid it in [[combat]]. These souls constantly circle around the giant, giving it bonuses to certain rolls and immunity (or rather, [[healing]] from) [[negative energy]] damage. In addition, upon the death giant's command, these "[[guardian]] souls" may produce a [[frightening]] keen.<ref>[[Monster Manual III]] p. 54-55</ref>		Death giants are a race of [[giant]]s that once held a great and mighty [[empire]]. However as with all things, the time for the empire's doom eventually arrived. The [[ancestor]]s of the modern say death giants made a [[pact]] with an unknown entity, surrendering their [[soul]]s and all of their descendants in exchange for [[unholy]] [[power]]. The pact was ill-advised, and to this day, the [[soul]]s of the death giants are bound for destruction in the [[Negative Energy Plane]] upon their deaths. Still, so long as a death giant lives, it can claim the [[soul]]s of [[mortally wounded]] or recently [[deceased]] souls to aid it in [[combat]]. These souls constantly circle around the giant, giving it bonuses to certain rolls and immunity (or rather, [[healing]] from) [[negative energy]] damage. In addition, upon the death giant's command, these "[[guardian]] souls" may produce a [[frightening]] keen.<ref>[[Monster Manual III]] p. 54-55</ref>

	Of the many dread [[domain]]s, the death giants have been specifically ~~links~~ to the [[Shadowfell domain]] of [[Monadhan]]. Its [[darklord]], [[Arantor]]m is served by a band of these [[death giant]]s led by [[Bahlik Gur]], though their only roles are to guard [[Arantor's Caverns]] and make sure nobody escapes the domain.<ref name="Dragone 378 p. 20">[[Domain of Dread: Monadhan, The Traitor's Hold]], [[Dragon Magazine]] #378, p. 20</ref>		Of the many dread [[domain]]s, the death giants have been specifically linked to the [[Shadowfell domain]] of [[Monadhan]]. Its [[darklord]], [[Arantor]]m is served by a band of these [[death giant]]s led by [[Bahlik Gur]], though their only roles are to guard [[Arantor's Caverns]] and make sure nobody escapes the domain.<ref name="Dragone 378 p. 20">[[Domain of Dread: Monadhan, The Traitor's Hold]], [[Dragon Magazine]] #378, p. 20</ref>

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	Death giants are a race of [[giant]]s that once held a great and mighty [[empire]]. However as with all things, the time for the empire's doom eventually arrived. The [[ancestor]]s of the modern say death giants made a [[pact]] with an unknown entity, surrendering their [[soul]]s and all of their descendants in exchange for [[unholy]] [[power]]. The pact was ill-advised, and to this day, the [[soul]]s of the death giants are bound for destruction in the [[Negative Energy Plane]] upon their deaths. Still, so long as a death giant lives, it can claim the [[soul]]s of [[mortally wounded]] or recently [[deceased]] souls to aid it in [[combat]]. These souls constantly circle around the giant, giving it bonuses to certain rolls and immunity (or rather, [[healing]] from) [[negative energy]] damage. In addition, upon the death giant's command, these "[[guardian]] souls" may produce a [[frightening]] keen.<ref>[[Monster Manual III]] p. 54-55</ref>		Death giants are a race of [[giant]]s that once held a great and mighty [[empire]]. However as with all things, the time for the empire's doom eventually arrived. The [[ancestor]]s of the modern say death giants made a [[pact]] with an unknown entity, surrendering their [[soul]]s and all of their descendants in exchange for [[unholy]] [[power]]. The pact was ill-advised, and to this day, the [[soul]]s of the death giants are bound for destruction in the [[Negative Energy Plane]] upon their deaths. Still, so long as a death giant lives, it can claim the [[soul]]s of [[mortally wounded]] or recently [[deceased]] souls to aid it in [[combat]]. These souls constantly circle around the giant, giving it bonuses to certain rolls and immunity (or rather, [[healing]] from) [[negative energy]] damage. In addition, upon the death giant's command, these "[[guardian]] souls" may produce a [[frightening]] keen.<ref>[[Monster Manual III]] p. 54-55</ref>

	In the [[Shadowfell ~~Domain~~]] of [[Monadhan]], Arantor is served by a band of [[death giant]]s led by [[Bahlik Gur]], though their only roles are to guard [[Arantor's Caverns]] and make sure nobody escapes the domain.<ref name="Dragone 378 p. 20">[[Domain of Dread: Monadhan, The Traitor's Hold]], [[Dragon Magazine]] #378, p. 20</ref>		Of the many dread [[domain]]s, the death giants have been specifically links to the [[Shadowfell domain]] of [[Monadhan]]. Its [[darklord]], [[Arantor]]m is served by a band of these [[death giant]]s led by [[Bahlik Gur]], though their only roles are to guard [[Arantor's Caverns]] and make sure nobody escapes the domain.<ref name="Dragone 378 p. 20">[[Domain of Dread: Monadhan, The Traitor's Hold]], [[Dragon Magazine]] #378, p. 20</ref>

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	Death giants are a race of [[giant]]s that once held a great and mighty [[empire]]. However as with all things, the time for the empire's doom eventually arrived. The [[ancestor]]s of the modern say death giants made a [[pact]] with an unknown entity, surrendering their [[soul]]s and all of their descendants in exchange for [[unholy]] [[power]]. The pact was ill-advised, and to this day, the [[soul]]s of the death giants are bound for destruction in the [[Negative Energy Plane]] upon their deaths. Still, so long as a death giant lives, it can claim the [[soul]]s of [[mortally wounded]] or recently [[deceased]] souls to aid it in [[combat]]. These souls constantly circle around the giant, giving it bonuses to certain rolls and immunity (or rather, [[healing from) [[negative energy]] damage. In addition, upon the death giant's command, these "[[guardian]] souls" may produce a [[frightening]] keen.<ref>[[Monster Manual III]] p. 54-55</ref>		Death giants are a race of [[giant]]s that once held a great and mighty [[empire]]. However as with all things, the time for the empire's doom eventually arrived. The [[ancestor]]s of the modern say death giants made a [[pact]] with an unknown entity, surrendering their [[soul]]s and all of their descendants in exchange for [[unholy]] [[power]]. The pact was ill-advised, and to this day, the [[soul]]s of the death giants are bound for destruction in the [[Negative Energy Plane]] upon their deaths. Still, so long as a death giant lives, it can claim the [[soul]]s of [[mortally wounded]] or recently [[deceased]] souls to aid it in [[combat]]. These souls constantly circle around the giant, giving it bonuses to certain rolls and immunity (or rather, [[healing]] from) [[negative energy]] damage. In addition, upon the death giant's command, these "[[guardian]] souls" may produce a [[frightening]] keen.<ref>[[Monster Manual III]] p. 54-55</ref>

	In the [[Shadowfell Domain]] of [[Monadhan]], Arantor is served by a band of [[death giant]]s led by [[Bahlik Gur]], though their only roles are to guard [[Arantor's Caverns]] and make sure nobody escapes the domain.<ref name="Dragone 378 p. 20">[[Domain of Dread: Monadhan, The Traitor's Hold]], [[Dragon Magazine]] #378, p. 20</ref>		In the [[Shadowfell Domain]] of [[Monadhan]], Arantor is served by a band of [[death giant]]s led by [[Bahlik Gur]], though their only roles are to guard [[Arantor's Caverns]] and make sure nobody escapes the domain.<ref name="Dragone 378 p. 20">[[Domain of Dread: Monadhan, The Traitor's Hold]], [[Dragon Magazine]] #378, p. 20</ref>

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			Death giants are a race of [[giant]]s that once held a great and mighty [[empire]]. However as with all things, the time for the empire's doom eventually arrived. The [[ancestor]]s of the modern say death giants made a [[pact]] with an unknown entity, surrendering their [[soul]]s and all of their descendants in exchange for [[unholy]] [[power]]. The pact was ill-advised, and to this day, the [[soul]]s of the death giants are bound for destruction in the [[Negative Energy Plane]] upon their deaths. Still, so long as a death giant lives, it can claim the [[soul]]s of [[mortally wounded]] or recently [[deceased]] souls to aid it in [[combat]]. These souls constantly circle around the giant, giving it bonuses to certain rolls and immunity (or rather, [[healing from) [[negative energy]] damage. In addition, upon the death giant's command, these "[[guardian]] souls" may produce a [[frightening]] keen.<ref>[[Monster Manual III]] p. 54-55</ref>

	In the [[Shadowfell Domain]] of [[Monadhan]], Arantor is served by a band of [[death giant]]s led by [[Bahlik Gur]], though their only roles are to guard [[Arantor's Caverns]] and make sure nobody escapes the domain.<ref name="Dragone 378 p. 20">[[Domain of Dread: Monadhan, The Traitor's Hold]], [[Dragon Magazine]] #378, p. 20</ref>		In the [[Shadowfell Domain]] of [[Monadhan]], Arantor is served by a band of [[death giant]]s led by [[Bahlik Gur]], though their only roles are to guard [[Arantor's Caverns]] and make sure nobody escapes the domain.<ref name="Dragone 378 p. 20">[[Domain of Dread: Monadhan, The Traitor's Hold]], [[Dragon Magazine]] #378, p. 20</ref>

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	In the [[Shadowfell Domain]] of [[Monadhan]], Arantor is served by a band of [[death giant]]s led by [[Bahlik Gur]], though their only roles are to guard [[Arantor's Caverns[[ and make sure nobody escapes the domain.<ref name="Dragone 378 p. 20">[[Domain of Dread: Monadhan, The Traitor's Hold]], [[Dragon Magazine]] #378, p. 20</ref>		In the [[Shadowfell Domain]] of [[Monadhan]], Arantor is served by a band of [[death giant]]s led by [[Bahlik Gur]], though their only roles are to guard [[Arantor's Caverns]] and make sure nobody escapes the domain.<ref name="Dragone 378 p. 20">[[Domain of Dread: Monadhan, The Traitor's Hold]], [[Dragon Magazine]] #378, p. 20</ref>

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In the [[Shadowfell Domain]] of [[Monadhan]], Arantor is served by a band of [[death giant]]s led by [[Bahlik Gur]], though their only roles are to guard [[Arantor's Caverns[[ and make sure nobody escapes the domain.<ref name="Dragone 378 p. 20">[[Domain of Dread: Monadhan, The Traitor's Hold]], [[Dragon Magazine]] #378, p. 20</ref>

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