Firbolg

First Names: Scottish — Strong, nature-themed names, inspired by Scottish roots.
Examples: “Ewan,” “Fiona,” “Duncan.”

Surnames: Nature titles, reflecting their bond with the earth and natural elements.
Examples: “Leafbinder,” “Stonewhisper,” “Rootkeeper.”

Firbolgs are a giant-kin race with soft, animalistic features such as long, rounded ears and gentle eyes. Their presence is calm and wise, often reflecting their deep connection to nature.

Firbolgs reach maturity around 30 years of age and can live up to about 500 years, allowing them time to gain wisdom and foster their harmonious lifestyles.

Sometimes Firbolgs are known by titles that relate to their roles in their community, such as Caretaker or Pathfinder.

Firbolgs tend to live in secluded forests or highlands, often dwelling in communities hidden away to preserve their peaceful, nature-bound lives.

Tall and strong but with a soft, nurturing presence. They often have broad shoulders and muscular builds.

Skin tones vary from earthy colors like green and brown to gray or blue hues, giving them a natural appearance that blends with their environment.

Typically between 7 and 8 feet tall.

Around 240 to 300 pounds, with a sturdy, muscular frame.

Long ears, slightly elongated noses, and gentle eyes. Some Firbolgs may have animalistic features such as patches of fur or a light animal-like texture to their skin.

Firbolgs may have different shades of skin and eye colors, reflecting their environmental surroundings. Some might have faint leaf-like patterns or floral markings on their skin.

Inspired by traditional Scottish attire, Firbolgs often wear kilts, plaid wraps, and tartan sashes that are woven in earthy tones and patterns, symbolizing their clan or community. They incorporate natural elements into their clothing, such as leather belts, fur-lined cloaks, and tunics made of wool or other natural fibers. Adornments like brooches, metal clasps, or clan symbols are commonly worn, often crafted from wood or stone. This attire complements their rustic lifestyle and connection to their highland or forested homes.

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Firbolgs are known for their strength, connection to nature magic, and ability to blend into their surroundings with their Hidden Step feature.

Firbolgs are generally peaceful and tend to avoid conflict, which can make them hesitant in combat or chaotic situations.

Firbolgs are often resistant to being charmed or frightened due to their calm and contemplative nature.

Firbolgs speak Common, Elvish, and Giant. Their own dialect is soft-spoken, resonating with the sounds of nature and incorporating earthy tones.

Firbolgs celebrate seasonal festivals that honor the cycles of nature, such as planting rituals in spring and harvest gatherings in autumn. Their ceremonies often involve storytelling, song, and dance around communal fires.

Firbolgs believe in animism, seeing spirits in all things within nature. Many worship nature gods like Silvanus or Eldath, but often without formal religious structure. Instead, they practice daily reverence for the natural world.

Firbolg communities are led by a council of elders, often the oldest and wisest of the group. Leadership is based on consensus and respect for wisdom rather than rigid hierarchy.

Firbolgs take on roles such as healers, herbalists, protectors of the forest, and guides. They value skills that benefit the community and often train in crafts like weaving, wood carving, and herbal medicine.

Firbolg communities usually operate on a barter system or communal sharing, as they are not motivated by wealth. Trade with other races may involve natural resources like herbs, woven goods, or carved items.

Firbolgs are naturally inclined toward harmony with nature and often take on the role of mediators, protecting their environments from external threats while avoiding unnecessary conflict. They are known for their wisdom, calm demeanor, and desire to help other creatures in need.