A language from the far north that the kin of the
Ancient Fey use, the script of Giant is often seen on abandoned structures in the
Neither Tundra the size of which are colossal. Speakers of this language are generally related to
Giants in some way, like
Leaf Giants or
Clay Giants or Ogres but it wouldn't be uncommon for any northern dwelling creature to know the language. The script for Giant is said to have been made by the
Dwarves, whatever writing system that the
Giants might have used before then was abandoned in favor of the blocky letters that they are known to use today.
The earliest appearance of this language predates that of the
Elves by several hundred years, as a descendant of the
Ancient Fey the
Giants have resided in Isekai longer than most of the civilized races which makes their language quite ancient. The Giant language uses a similar script to the
Dwarven language in the respect that both favor deep, sunken letters that are best used for writing on stone or hard surfaces where the weight of a blow can leave the mark sunken deep into a material. It has been noted by scholars that the width of the letters and their scale is meant to create a different meaning and there has been no shortage of examples to study in the far north. The immense size of the letters and their impression on any material that has been used makes it so that the language is readily available for archeological studies. This language has a large presence throughout the north because of the
Giant Wars and the geographical relocation of most
Giants away from the
Fairy King's Wood but there are areas further south in the
Wandering Forest that still have
Giant communities hidden away.
The advantages of speaking this language are directly related to your interest in the history of the
Giant ruins that dot the land or with how charismatic you think you can be when cornered by a
Giant. While a great many
Giants are able to speak
Common and possibly a few more languages, the especially stupid ones like the Hill
Giants are often not able to understand complicated words in other languages and they are susceptible to flattery in their own tongue. Though they may be harder to sway and will not show it, all
Giants like to be called intelligent or complimented in their own language because of how rare it is.
Dwarves often refuse to discuss the history of how the Giant script came about due to harsh conflicts with the
Giant race in the distant past.
R. Dylon Elder
AHHH! i love the writing and the way you handled the numbers in groups of five. OOOO that is clever. Excellent work! It looks awesome! I noticed a few missed commas, but not big deal. I tend to use to many. XD Its a nice touch to have the giants appreciate their own language, and even be swayed by it.