Southern Giant

The Southern Giant was a subrace of giant that existed in the British Isles. They were the southern cousins of the Northern Giant.

While their northern relatives were extremely aggressive and territorial towards the Celtic Britons, the southern variant were less spiteful of the humans and some even traded with the human kingdom of Cornwall. They were not associated with the Giant Kingdom as they lived solitary lives and were often denigrated as weak and feeble by their northern cousins.

After the leader of the Giant Kingdom, Goemagot, killed the Cornish leader Corineus, the Trojan named Brutus began a campaign to rid the British Isles of all giants. Despite their lack of involvement in the Giant Wars, the southern giants were still hunted by the Celtic Britons, leading them to become extinct by 754 BC, the year of Brutus' death.