Giant Wars

The Giant Wars were a series of conflicts that took place in the British Isles. It consisted of many minor conflicts that detailed the battles between the giants and the Celtic Britons and lasted from 2000 BC until 760 BC

The Giant Kingdom, which was the dominant power in the region began to hunt and destroy villages and farms belonging to the Celtic Britons. The conflicts escalated when the majority of human civilisations on the island were destroyed and the only surviving Celtic realm in the Isles was the Kingdom of Cornwall in the southwest. The giant's leader, Gogmagog, laid siege to the kingdom in a final attempt to erase the humans from the land.

However, a band of freed Trojan slaves led by the Latin exile Brutus, aided the Cornish in defeating Gogmagog and driving the giants from the land. In the subsequent years, Brutus built his own kingdom, Troia Nova in the east and formed a allegiance with Corineus, king of Cornwall.

After the giant Goemagot killed Corineus, an enraged Brutus began a campaign to rid the British Isles of all giants. Within a year, the feeble Southern Giants had become extinct and their Northern cousins fled into the Scottish Highlands were they originated. As Brutus rebuild his kingdom, the Cornish people continued to hunt down other giants like Ogres and Ettin, leading both species to become extinct by the year 760 BC