Giants

>>55318048
Very carefully.

They're like people but bigger and stronger.

>>55318048
sexually

Snoo snoo

>>55318048
D O N ' T

>>55318048
Planning Attack on Titan game soon.

>>55318048
Prodigious size alone does not dissuade the sharpened blade.

I like the classic D&D approach, though - the higher up you go in the hierarchy (was it solidified into a code in only 5e fluff?) the more reasonable, smart and capable they were, with some narrative quirks to each kind and then extending into Titans and Empyreans (which were practically lesser divinities, being higher-up divine vassals)..

>>55318048
"giant" is just a term that refers to one of dozens of different creatures within my setting. None of which are related.

>>55318048
Smart siege towers or mobile artillery platforms.

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>>55318048

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Giants and other human like races are the result of gods or spirits breeding with mortals. They live usualy in small communities and keep to themselves knowing that most people will be frightened but also can't really harm them.

>>55318048
I used them to capture my players once. High strength gives high grapple checks in 3.pf.

>>55318840
Hey. That's enough of that talk.

>>55318048
I use the old Nephilim story. Giants are the descendants of humans and angels. The first generation was the strongest but least plentiful with each getting weaker after down to ogres, who exist in the millions and are essentially humanoid bears.

The giants waged a multi millenia long war against heaven, led by the first generation of Nephilim and the seconomy generation Titans. Hell is a prison for the strongest of them, but their existence has corrupted their wardens.

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>>55318048
If I've done it right, they use me

>>55318048
Giants are for fears, not lewds.

>>55320820
Why not both?

I can't really see Giants working well in 'ye olde' medieval setting most Fantasy is in. Way easier to do in science fiction.

If I had to put them in, I'd make an Alice in Wonderland type area. Suddenly find yourself in a place where everything is too big, but there is a ton of Bug and Rodentfolk around

>>55319024
>I like the classic D&D approach, though - the higher up you go in the hierarchy (was it solidified into a code in only 5e fluff?) the more reasonable, smart and capable they were, with some narrative quirks to each kind and then extending into Titans and Empyreans (which were practically lesser divinities, being higher-up divine vassals)..
That's pretty much how it's always been. The weakest races of giants were basically retarded cavemen, and the strongest races had tons of at-will spells.

>>55318048
as enemies

As potential girlfriends.

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>>55318048
>No John, you are the giants

>>55318048
Loosely incorporated tribals with prodigious strength beyond their size, but hampered by a hilariously poor birth and maturation rate and inability to overcome the superior numbers and tricks of other races. Overwhelmingly peaceful, if territorial creatures Very generous when catering to their medium-sized or smaller guests. They do have a noteworthy presence as mercenaries or bandits where their strength can be put to good use, and have a tendency to send their earnings home.

They tend to make themselves useful to local governments by driving out less desirable nasties and maintaining wilderness pathways. Some giants impose taxes on whatever wants to use their safe, monsterless roads, others just take solace in the fact that they probably won't be exterminated as long as they are keeping the owlbear population down.

Giants are for lewds, not for fears.

>>55318048
>>55318840
>>55318844
have a wank before posting

>>55323101
It's actually useful information.
It is useful as a gauge for how magical realmy a particular design choice is. As a creator, you may not make the connection that people want to fuck the giants you have set up as generic barbarians.

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>>55318048
>How do you use them?

Sure.

>'Giants', 12ft-15ft
Almost always played straight as "Dire Humans": maybe they grew too big because they spent all their exp in stats instead of class levels, but usually they're ostracized from their communities for being too difficult to feed and deal with, sometimes, though, they can become productive members of society in places with better access to food & resources etc. Not naturally dumb, just ignorant.

>Ogre, 8ft-10ft
Big, fat, Orcish giants with cast-iron stomachs and exceptional bushwacking & culinary skills. Depicted as being a lazy, gluttonous, inconsiderate, kind of 'evil' that's destructive to their environment if only for lack of thought. They enjoy enslaving and bullying other smaller races (typically orcs) into doing their work and can become quite affluent and industrious if allowed to really gang up. Occasionally good at magic.

>Trolls, 4ft-30ft
No two trolls look the same, their regenerative genetics make um' all look weird: (most) have tusks, some have horns, some are covered in fur, some look like hippos, some have 2 heads- some have 5 heads. The only consistent traits they have are regeneration, that they NEVER stop growing, and their lethal weakness to the sun- which can cause them to combust or turn into stone. Trolls are dumb, semi-sapient, cannibals and are a little Attack On Titany during the winter when the nights are longer.

>Cyclops, 15ft-20ft
Socially awkward, maritime/tropical NEETS, that compulsively avoid any social interaction or contact with other beings. Extremely bashful and easily talked over, all they want to do all day is work on their hobbies: gardening, herding, and making exceptionally well-made-artisan goods. Naturally androgynous, they're exceptionally beautiful if you can get past the one large eye.
>Cyclopskin, 7ft-10ft
Much smaller island-dwelling cousin of the bigger mainland Cyclops: little less awkward, still super pretty, but now they're tan.

>>55318048
Giants are very old humans.
Proper humans never stop growing, we only whither and die because we are cursed. Once the curse is broken a person can become very powerful and wise or corrupt and degenerate.
The worst giants are those that used their immortality to satisfy their bestial desires entirely and purposefully scourged themselves of empathy or reason.

Dwarves used to be giants. They lived in the sky and ruled as gods. However they destroyed grace through greed and vengeance.
So they shrunk, and in their shame they hid beneath the earth.

Great master craftsmen who made the best of everything. Unfortunately extinct due to being unable to reproduce, even with magical help.

>>55318048
Oh fuck, I wanna play Shadow of the Colossus now.

>>55323930
Fuck I REALLY like your idea of a Cyclops

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Giantess thread?
Giantess thread.

>>55323101
>do your fetishposting outside of tg
FTFY

>>55318048
Did someone really sexuality a colossus?

>>55323101
Alright well I just did and I still want a giant lady to step on me.

>love giant women
>be 6'3" IRL
>even a real woman who is taller than average would only be just under your height at best
Eternal suffering
When can they put my brain in a Halfling body

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>>55323930

More Giants, if only because I really like Giants.

>'Bronze' Colossus, 25ft-35ft
Absolutely massive metal-skinned giants, that aren't made of 'bronze' per-say, but an organic metal that tarnishes silver as they age. They're intelligent and powerful and love guiding smaller races to build massive civilizations, either out of a duty to order or because they'd like to godzilla-style squash them later. Colossi are renowned for their amazing looking butts.

>Minotaur, 7ft-10ft
Impulsive and classist, Minotaurs will form into a strict caste-based society if left by themselves with no one else to enslave or 'bull'y. Minotaurs love religion, pyramids, mazes, labyrinths, they're fantastic architects and builders and are naturally very analytically intelligent. Minotaurs fucking HATE LABOR and will devolve into the murder-hobos people know them for if they can't get someone else to do x, y, and z for them.

>Ettin, 8ft-13ft
Half giant, half cyclopeskin, literally, they're conjoined at the torso with two upper bodies. Typically very handsome, but also very weird looking since one twin can be a cyclopskin and the other a giant- though dubs are more common. Ettin are gifted and skilled, often only because they seek the affirmation of their parents who in the case of giants often ostracize them or cyclops who are usually woefully unprepared to emotionally support them. Ettin can even find themselves as lords and even kings of giants (especially ogres, whom they find particularly EASY to manipulate) if things get out of hand.

>>55324704
Thanks, Anon- Cyclops are my favorite giants, but I hate seeing them as dumb, ugly, brutes when 'all' giants just seem to be dumb ugly brutes... Especially when mythological cyclopes are so interesting.

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>>55326793
>tfw you are literally me
Found a 6'5" girl in my area once but she only wanted men taller than her. RIP

>>55327268
Ettin being smart-ish manipulators of giants is interesting. D&D makes them hopelessly dumb.

>>55327332
If it's any consolation, she's SOL too.

>>55327332
It's really stupid to have a height requirement for dating somebody. It goes beyond shallow, it really is just plain stupid. My girl is half a foot shorter than me and I don't care at all, a kink is just a kink, it doesn't mean any more to me than the fact she isn't a gorgon or other hot monster.

>>55327391
>it doesn't mean any more to me than the fact she isn't a gorgon or other hot monster.
Well, I guess if you're going to settle....

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>>55326161
Did you say Giantess thread?

>>55326410
>Did someone really sexuality a colossus?
This is the internet Anon, it was bound to happen...

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I always wondered, how would you add Giants to a Modern Day setting? I understand how you can make them work in Fantasy and Science Fiction, but what about the world we live in now?

>>55318048
Lots of bondage.

>>55327525
I-I'm sure you misread that post, he said giantess thread, not giantits thread..

>>55329935
I could see modern giants being rustic folk who live on the edge of society. Probably in very tiny communities of only a handful of families. Maybe a few in city as dockworkers. Of course it depends on the size. Fuck huge giants might be an issue but the 15 ft tall type would have more options.

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>>55330113
>he said giantess thread, not giantits thread..
Well the former usually has a good chance of having the latter.

>>55326793
Same

>>55330130
I can see them being used in construction a lot. We are borderline terraforming our own planet, and I'm sure we'd be further along if we had +20ft tall people.

>>55318048
Farming
Picking fruit out of trees is a lot easier if you are as tall as the tree

>>55327391
It's not that stupid. Most tall women who don't date noticeably shorter guys have that requirement because too big a height difference makes them feel like they're shacking up with a teen or something, triggers a bit of squick response.

>>55330596
>triggers a bit of squick response.
Depends on the woman, anon.
I know plenty that have a preference for energetic teenage boys.

>>55330747
>ywn be a 6+ft tall tomboy on the prowl for /ss/

>>55330819
>tfw I am a 6+' tall handsome, debonair black gentleman on the prowl for /loli/
You wouldn't believe the response I get most often

>>55318061
... And slower and much more rare.

>>55330858
>You wouldn't believe the response I get most often
"Get away from my daughter"?

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>>55331169

>>55323101
That just turns me from a cruelfag into a gentlefag

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>>55318048
Basically giants are born one of two ways, the first is from a mutation in humans that causes them to grow uncontrollably (which is actually how giants formed originally), and the second as a result of, well, giants having sex with each other.

However, they require enormous food supplies to live, and all the crops are way too small for them, so they generally do one of two things, either they move to lands with extremely large creatures like mammoths where they can hunt and eat to feed themselves, or they capture and enslave humans, treating them as cattle to be eaten after they collapse of exhaustion from work.

Giants in human societies typically find themselves in one of 4 positions, entertainers for the local colosseum, a soldier in the army, a pack mule for the merchants and traders, or a roving barbarian eating humans in the countryside.

Right now there's 3 major giant kingdoms, the frost giants in the north which consist mostly of exiled giants from other kingdoms who hunt the local wildlife and deal with the necromancers who keep trying to kill them, the Amazons of the jungle island who are threatened with extinction after the male population was killed by a human army (and have taken to extreme measures such as kidnap and rape to replace their population), and the slavers of the plains region who took over the local kingdom and have been raising its serfs as their own slaves and cattle.

No, as a human don't expect to be able to take on a giant by yourself, they are very powerful and require more clever solutions to kill.

Also yes you can and should have sex with them.

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Something like this

>>55332029
>they capture and enslave humans, treating them as cattle to be eaten after they collapse of exhaustion from work.
Just to be clear, this is your fetish, right?

>>55332139
I'll tentatively believe you.

>>55332165
Everything about that image is violently cancerous. Are you 11 years old?

>>55332201
2009 was a different time anon

>>55327525
This is the dumbest and hottest thing I've seen today.

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>>55332313
Let's be honest, as soon as the OP decided to post a female giant of any kind this thread was screwed.

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>>55332327

>>55332092
Thats the high end of my ideal sized giants.

>>55332029
Given the size of those giants, there is no way they can procreate with humans.

>>55334796
They can't, it's impossible.

>>55334796
I probably should have been clearer, the Amazons kidnap other giants, not humans. Think of it less like a classical amazon depiction and more like Paraguay after the War of the Triple Alliance, except even worse.

>>55335154
Were it not for the vore fetishism, which is the worst part of giants and giantesses, your idea would have been interesting.

>>55332126
Ancient Greek magical realm, shitton of giants/cyclops, vore, monster girls and transformations.

>>55335257
That's like getting a hard on from Attack on Titan anon, I would hope no one would find getting eaten sexy.

>>55335422
>I would hope no one would find getting eaten sexy.
You seem blissfully unaware of what many giantesse threads degrade into.

>>55335477
Okay, fair enough, but this is /tg/, I'm sure in a real game with real people the chances of getting a weirdo who wants to be put in a concentration camp then bitten in half when he is no longer useful is pretty small.

>>55335488
Your optimism makes me smile, anon. Stay innocent, stay golden.

Let's say I'm playing a barbarian in 5e that wants to be even bigger. All the time. What's the best way to go around this. Should I bully a wizard into casting permanent enlarge or should I seek out other options since my DM is kinda cool and would probably work with me on this.

>>55335533
Damn it, it's so stupid that someone can't go with a new take on something because someone somewhere might fap to it, and the other people know that someone somewhere is fapping to it so they get uncomfortable with the idea.

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Friendly reminder that there is such a thing as going too far, and that you should reconsider your fetish if you like giantesses over twice as tall as yourself.

>>55335620
Welcome to Humanity, mon amíe.

What kind of story stuff are you thinking about doing with Giants? Personally, it seems hard to include them without having them take over the place.

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>>55335813
>mon amíe
I hate to be that guy but you do know you just implied he's a girl, right? It's ami for male/neutral.

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>>55335617
>Let's say I'm playing a barbarian in 5e that wants to be even bigger. All the time.
If your DM is kind of cool with that sort of thing, you might want to try a Literal Belt of Giant's Strength?

5e might not have Strength modifiers for Size Categories, but your Carrying Capacity doubles for each one over Medium, so it's not like such an Item would be impractical.

>>55335620
>someone can't go with a new take on something because someone somewhere might fap to it, and the other people know that someone somewhere is fapping to it so they get uncomfortable with the idea
Thing is anon, someone is probably fapping to it anyways, remember Rule 34 after all.

>>55327525
I'm not usually into blindfolded girls, but hot damn I want to tell her that I love and appreciate her while swim-snuggling together.

>>55318048
>dat musculature
Fucking hell

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I know giants are officially statted beings in DnD and all but I'd like to do something different with my game if they ever get that far. (with only two sessions played and the next one not in sight it'll probably stay a daydream)
I have this concept of unassailingly big giants. A monster whose living room is a dungeon and that can't be hurt by just personal combat, only larger siege weapons. Monsters that are hazards rather than enemies, with which the challenge is to avoid detection.

>>55318048
Troll like and mutant looking, nomadic hunter gatherer level of tech, using mammoths and other beasts of that size and mentality as pack animals, overall not bothering with the small people unless bothered first. though "revenge bands" exist and lay siege to human or other settlements who they think killed on of their own, this can go on for generations.

>>55318048
Dragons of the mammals.
>Super smart
>Long lived
>Powerful as fuck, can pull psionics out of its ass erryday
>Hoard of reasonable things put in reasonable positions, like most mammal would
They constantly duke it out with eachother over territory and take over settlements for free shit.

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>>55336012
We have a belt like that, but we gave it to the Paladin since I'm maxed out on strength already. I'm looking more for extra reach, and just largeness in general. Having more carrying capacity and leverage when moving big things is a plus. My barbarian makes it known that they hate having magic cast on them, and is secretly ashamed that the few times enlarge was cast on them out of necessity, they loved it. We found an optional rule in the dmg for cleaving, which I abuse to cut through armies of looks while the rest of the party takes out the big bads. More reach means more fun

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>>55336690
I think it's appropiate for giants to be some sort of proto-gods. If you go far back enough the concepts were basically interchangeable.
Gods in fantasy are usually more inspired by organized religions, with clerics and domains and such. Giants could be the shamanist counterpoint to that. A giant might be a really old oak tree, you just can't perceive its human form unless you visit it in your dream or enter its foiliage on a specific day of the year.

>>55336148
>Wholesome ideals
My brother! I know exactly how you feel! May the dice forever roll in your favor.

>>55337031
Well lizards of all kinds worship dragons as proto gods, so yeah sure.

>>55318048
A lot like >>55318061
Largely still just people. If ones of particular individual power with all that implies.

Also like the image at >>55319994 seeing as it's for my setting. If a lot of that's still up in the air.

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>>55335796
>you should reconsider your fetish
One does not "reconsider" a fetish, you either have a fetish or you do not. You DO hide your fetish from others, but that's something you should do regardless of the height of the giantess.

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>>55327525

>>55337279
>Tfw you don't change your artstyle in almost 9 years.

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>>55337315

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>>55337253
Has your fetish ever inspired you with interesting giant concepts that still interest you even when not in fetish mode?

how human like do you like your giants looking?

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>>55337333

>>55337339
100% Maybe with some elemental stuff.
Trolls and ogres can be really big but I wouldn't call them giants.

>>55337335
I think pretty much everything? I mean, even after fleshing it out in a useful way for worldbuilding, I'd be lying if I said the original kernel of having sizeshit in my settings wasn't 'It's hot.'

It's making it interesting and presentable after the fact instead of winding up in permanent fetish mode that's the hard part.

>>55337339
Usually very. To me it's sorta the point of them being 'giants' as a race and not just another kind of big species. They're something familiar at an uncanny scale, and that's part of what makes them interesting.

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>>55337335
Yes, yes it has. The best scenarios are the ones that everyone can like, regardless of sexual interests.

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>>55337400
>>55337436
Like what?
Personally I'm always wondering about the physics of that scale. Even if you take the body functioning as it does on human scale for granted via magic, there's still the clothes. When you get that big cloth will just tear itself apart, it'd act like wet tissue paper from the giant's perspective. Conversely, metal would be comfortably pliable and soft. In fact, their version of silk might be chainmail of giant steel rings. To humans impregnable but to giants nothing more than some cover for modesty that is easily torn. And how do they get this material, do they mine it themselves? They probably don't have giant trees to make giant tools out of. It seems like they'd be forced to b stuck in primitivity, unless they can get human slaves with a great amount of industrialisation.
I saved this obvious fap bait because I thought it was clever how the humans have architecture that seems to be build to allow giants to stand on it without it caving in and the giantess is wearing a little fortress on her body. That's probably where the evil sorcerer lives.

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>>55337812
Well the size of that giant is a little exaggerated for me, I'd say if humans are smaller than ankle height to them then they have become too big, a giant that big is something I'd expect out of a god.

But moving on, for clothing I generally have my giants wear thick animal hides, sometimes using the skins of mammoths, whales, or even the scales of dragons, as their covering. They tend to use primitive weapons like wooden clubs, but frankly that's more than enough to crush a man for them.

But that's just one way of doing it. Other ways include:

1) Making them magic/gods who can ignore the physics of the situation and can create metal and clothing out of thin air

2) Having them come from alternate dimensions where their universe is much larger (or in some cases, smaller) as scouts and explorers. Most of them leave after seeing that the land is far too small to support them, but some of them get a power trip and have to be taken down with force.

3) Making it so that all the problems you mentioned actually are serious problems for them. They barely get any metal in great quantities, so they fight each other over what they have, food is scarce so they're constantly migrating, a lack of clothing necessitates that they live in the most comfortable of climates, and so on. A giants life is typically short and miserable.

4) Giants aren't big, humans are just really small. For some reason we assume that humans are the standard height and so everyone bigger than us is "giant" and everyone smaller is "tiny", but it's entirely possible that WE are the small race in the universe.

>>55338026
>Having them come from alternate dimensions where their universe is much larger
I can't really articulate why, but I really hate this idea.
>giants aren't big, humans are just really small
but that would have implications about the physics human beings operate on, what happens to water tension, harvestable plants, insects?

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>>55323930
>Much smaller island-dwelling cousin of the bigger mainland Cyclops: little less awkward, still super pretty, but now they're tan.
>delicious chocolate Amazonian NEET gf

Oh wow . . .

>>55337812
See, I guess I'm not really sure because like, to me the stuff you're outlining largely isn't fetish inspired. That's just...the normal stuff that'd come up with worldbuilding for giants.

I put them in because it's my fetish, then i drop that like a sack and do the appropriate work. Usually.

Also, your idea is awesome and I may have to steal it for something.

Yeah, even though it's fap bait there's some interesting implications to it. Ontop of what you mentioned, I'm also liking the treasure room on the other side of the portal. Like this whole world is just a trinket in her vault.

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>>55338115
>I really hate this idea.
It's probably one of the weaker ideas, it's certainly been done before and isn't really all that original. Half of the Rick and Morty universe just kind of runs on this idea.

>but that would have implications about the physics human beings operate on, what happens to water tension, harvestable plants, insects?
That's really up to you to do it however you see best. Maybe the humans are still the same size relative to the rest of the universe (so water tension and physics isn't a problem for humanity) but the flora and fauna is gigantic. Maybe the soil or water is magic. Maybe all the giants or tiny humans literally run on magic, and heck maybe that causes one or the other to either be really good at magic or not be able to use it at all. There's a lot of ways to go about this, assuming your players care enough to want an explanation.

>>55338256
What's the story behind this picture?
The goddess(?) looks so regal it almost feels like a peasant uprising.

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>>55338421
I don't know, it didn't have a story to go with it. I'm assuming it's an uprising against the gods kind of deal, and she is either a god herself or one of the angels serving them.

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>>55338535
The buildings sort of looked classical mythological to me (although in the context of the picture, that might just be what that race of people looks like) so the attackers immediately registered as communists to me. Although the design of the humans doesn't invoke that at all, they do seem to be "killing" religion.

>>55338256

This picture strikes the perfect balance between fetish potential and tasteful story-telling. I really want to the background leading up to the event depicted in it.

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>>55338576
>The buildings sort of looked classical mythological to me
With you so far...
>so the attackers immediately registered as communists to me.
Pic related.

>>55338609
Commies are fond of smashing history and religious imagery.

>>55338668
Well yes, but there aren't usually actual classical deities there, nor are the commies usually wearing period clothes... Oh, never mind.

Giants work best in settings where they're a "cornerstone" race, like Dragons.

Hearing about the existence of a Storm Giant should have people shitting their pants just like if they heard there was an Adult Red Dragon nearby.

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>>55337436
Before I ask you the sauce: is it worth reading for that delicious christmas cake?

>>55338740
It might have been the emblem on her shield that triggered it. I don't know, it was a gut reaction. Maybe because in many settings gods are basically extensions of the feudal system and the soviets got their start destroying the tsar.
The composition is just so evocative, she's bathed in light and surrounded by darkness, the last bastion of a bygone age, the ruins of which are lying at her feet. Something beautiful and holy that is about to be snuffed out by a faceless mob.

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>>55337253
>regardless of the height of the giantess.
What if you like giantessess whose breasts reach up to your face? Should you still hide your fetish?

>>55338845
To me, that's just a 'tall person'. Surely you're only a Giantess if you're larger than humanly feasable?

>>55338829
Trust me, this is not a manga where characters, even the hot ones, last very long. Expect about 3 pages of her before she dies.

>>55338845
Yes, you should hide that shit unless you find a really tall girl who's interested in you, which isn't an option for me since I'm 6'6".

>>55338894
>Trust me, this is not a manga where characters, even the hot ones, last very long. Expect about 3 pages of her before she dies.
Against my better judgement I'm still going to ask you sauce.

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That's why I think it's better to introduce the players to a tiny world and have them be the giants. It makes the logistics easier to believe.

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>>55338953
Name of the manga is Bye Bye Peter Pan.

>>55339004
But I don't want to be the giant, Anon.

>>55339004
meant for >>55337812

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>>55339004
But the logistics and their implications are a great hook for your worldbuilding and making your setting more interesting, why would you handwave them away?

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>>55339182
The important thing is to have an interesting scenario. Granted, adding good logistics makes that scenario better, but if you have to choose between a unique setting and realistic logistics you should choose the former.

>>55318061
This is doing it wrong

>>55338845
>Kashima
>breasts
Pick one.

>>55338845
>>55338876
>>55338894
Mini-giantesse is a thing, anons, and its pretty great.

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>>55318048
One thing that settings often do is make giants basically bigger barbarians, but when you think about it they should be mages. That would explain how they can get giant equipment (transfiguration), how they can operate at such a size (magic), and how they likely became big in the first place.

>>55339359
I pick breasts.

>>55339374
You have chosen wisely

>>55318048
In my fetish setting, the giants are descendants of the gods from a time when the gods walked the earth in towering physical forms. Over millennia, wars were fought, many giants died, and the gods left the material plane, but a few giants remain to the present day.

Beyond their physical size, they are masters of magic relating to their parent god's domain, making them very formidable enemies. In the places they can still be found, they usually rule cities or terrorize the countryside, and the discovery of a giant in a region that has none would cause a huge shift in politics, as the different kingdoms try to get him/her on their side in one form or another.

>>55339367
Your body can run on magic without you automatically understanding magic. For instance, my body runs on physics and chemistry but I wasn't born with an instinctive understanding of it.

>>55322636
In case nobody else says it, I'm impressed.

>>55339359
Kashima.

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>>55339411
That's fair enough. Perhaps the river or soil is magic, causing the local population and plants to grow to gradually grow to enormous size when they consume it over the course of several generations. However, they can't leave that location lest they lose the source of their food and their future generations in other lands gradually lose the height that the river and soil granted them.

>>55339411
>but I wasn't born with an instinctive understanding of it
you sort of were though. Pick something up and throw it on a spot that you decided.
That's your brain making complex physical calculations.

>>55339512
perhaps they are just tht big because their ancestors were very boastfuls and started getting very big gradually.

>>55339512
So if other races went there, would they giantify over the generations?

Hmm. Perhaps humans are just stunted giants?

>>55339727
Yeah, you haven't seen me try to throw things.

>>55321910
Are you a retard? Is this bait?

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>>55339795
>So if other races went there, would they giantify over the generations?
Yes, over the course of several generations they too would grow giant. Although good luck trying to do that, many races have tried to exploit the land's magic to give them immense power but the indigenous population have always fended them off thus far (with the help of a few paladin orders dedicated to keeping the peace). Although if you did prove yourself worthy perhaps you would be allowed to stay in the company of the giants and raise a family.

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>>55336800
>We have a belt like that, but we gave it to the Paladin since I'm maxed out on strength already
Wait, does this belt just add to the Strength Stat or does it make it a certain static 20+ number?
Maybe I'm mixing up the Next playtest, but one of the features of the flatter math was that getting higher than 20 as a score was kind of a super special thing.

>>55338845
>What if you like giantessess whose breasts reach up to your face? Should you still hide your fetish?
>>55338876
>To me, that's just a 'tall person'.
Yeah, if it's just really tall girls, you don't really need to hide that you're into that, just don't go full spaghetti explosion and you should be fine.

>>55339374
>I pick breasts.
>>55339387
>You have chosen wisely
Yes...

>>55339512
>Perhaps the river or soil is magic, causing the local population and plants to grow to gradually grow to enormous size when they consume it over the course of several generations. However, they can't leave that location lest they lose the source of their food and their future generations in other lands gradually lose the height that the river and soil granted them.
It's how Felarya works.

>>55340063
I know how Felarya works and the food source is definitely not local.

>>55327364
This^^

Attractive tall women are a rarity and most men don't want to date women taller than them either.

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>>55326161

>>55327525

Giantess Thread it is

>>55340185
I don't know if humans evolved/were created independantly on Felarya, but there are human populations that are effectively native to the plane. Most people who live in Negav were born there, and humans survive in the jungle, too.

The native Felaryans who live in the wilderness do benefit from the soil. On top of not aging, they tend to be taller than offworlders and more physically capable as well.

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>The caped giant wizard is actually smaller giants in disguise

I find it tremble odd how these threads are -always- Giantess threads. Where are all the Giant Boys? Do they just not exist?

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>>55340730
they ded.

>>55318048
Feral as fuck and worryingly cunning. Uncanny Valley on many levels.

>>55340730
Good giant art in a similar style is hard as shit to find. If you've got, by all means, post.

>>55330596
I'm 2 meter plus a few centimeters and dating smaller (anything below 1,70) women is super awkward too.

You always have to look down to talk with her and shit like dancing or making out while standing makes you feel like human origami.

too because "dick too big, might kill somebody is not as much of a joke as I want it to be

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>>55340730
There are plenty of pics of giant guys, but this is an anime imageboard and so anime pics tend to be disproportionately represented, and anime giant pics tend to favor cute giantesses over manly giants.

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>>55340856
Best I have is AOT stuff.

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>>55340730
>Where are all the Giant Boys? Do they just not exist?

Only Cyclopes seem to get any kind of gender-equal, cute boy, art, but even then it isn't western Cyclopes; it's almost always done by the Japanese or Koreans who have a 'very' different folklore attatched to Cyclopes than the west.. Like, I think they sell Tofu or something as children, stay young/adolescent looking their whole lives, and the worst thing they do is tip livestock over ( they're large enough as adults) and barge into peoples houses to take baths.. Since they live up in the mountains and don't have baths of their own.

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>>55341148

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>>55341165
>Tipping over cows and taking care of ther bodily hygiene in your house without asking you first.

Cyclops genocide when ?

>>55335422
Most all Vorefags don't like being chewed up, just swallowed. Most, though not all, don't even think past the being eaten part, some going so far as just being "held" rather than digested. For vorefags, Blatant lethality is usually a turn off, and implied letgality is, while not absent, simply uncommon.

>>55341625
more into unbirth myself and prefer transformation as the result rather then death or the like

>>55341677
Unbirth here too, but I prefer simple hold and release.

>>55341625
t. has no idea what he's talking about

Both on eka's and on /d/, fatal soft vore is by far the most common, with varying levels of detail about the digestion, ranging from mostly implied (ie Karbo) to very descriptive and painful (ie writefags on /d/). Nonfatalfags are a large minority at best.

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>>55323101
The heartboner is perpetually erect

>>55337812
>That's probably where the evil sorcerer lives.
Wouldn't the sorcerer be slightly redundant compared to the giant he's working with?

>>55318048
Depends on the type of giant.

What type of giant are you planning to introduce?

>>55336148
Do I want to know what Swim snuggling is?

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always use a bigfoot spin on them. Covered in hair and avoid civilization as much as they can control but will attack when people approach their lairs

>>55342216
Always?

>>55342236
personally, yes

>>55318048
>That pic
>That single line

.....Alrigh/tg/entlemen, continue.

>>55341691
I'm the same way (consensual, hold and release), but... isn't unbirth supposedly a rare fetish? What are the odds?

>>55342474
Is it just me or does it seem like there's always a surprisingly large group of people sharing the same fetish on random threads even though these are very rare fetishes.

>>55342553
Even though I know its same posting and people congregating to their interests, I like to think that most people see the appeal, even women.

I mean, what qt doesn't want to have little people to play with?

That's just my autism speaking, though. please ignore.

>>55342474
In the world, yes, it's rare. But we're on what is basically a fetish thread on a board that's nestled right next to fetish boards. The probability's far higher here.

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>>55323101
You don't understand, Nigel.

Wanking no longer works. We need something... MORE.

You don't. They are as tall as ten men and as strong as a thousand. They avoid civilization and demonstrate no aggression towards any living thing except dragons, which they appear to hunt for sport. Still, every once in a while a village gets it in their heads that their guard might be enough to take revenge on a giant who wandered through a barn. Such a mistake usually results in the death of everything in miles.

>>55324212
Oh god, this is gold. Using it.

>>55336494
That pic is legit terrifying to imagine oneself in.

>>55336690
Superb.

>>55342553
>>55342772
But unbirth seems pretty rare even on /d/. I think I see it mentioned more often on /tg/, actually. Maybe it's just my imagination, or confirmation bias.

Fetish stuff aside, I like the idea of giants in settings, but I never have a particularly clear idea of how to use them. It's hard to use them in an urban environment, but they're sort of bland as nomads.

Now that I think about it, under what circumstances could you see a giant city come into existence?

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>>55343005
You ever see Macross?

>>55343005
The same reason anyone makes cities, I imagine. There's an area which has things there that people need - food, shelter, easy travel, etc. - so people stick around and build dwellings. Other people turn up to sell them things, and suddenly you have an infrastructure developing.

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>>55343005
A giant city would probably be split into the big people districts, medium sized people districts, and tiny people districts. Of course you could always travel to a different district, but you can't live there and any accidental deaths that occur as a result of traveling to a larger district of your own free will shall not be subject to the normal laws for stepping on someone.

The market would look like a weird mish mash of all three, where the side alleys act as the market for the tiny people, for various fairies, minimen, and gnomes to look for wares. The buildings themselves will of course act as the market for normal size people, and the rooftops of the buildings will be where the wares for giants are sold.

>>55343005
Uhh
Dark Souls 1

>>55343101
I don't remember Frontier as well as I should, aside from Klan Klan, who made a strong impression for... reasons.

I also liked Tsumugi from Sidonia. The bit where Nagate goes on a date with her is precious. But Izana should have won the Nagatebowl.

Maybe SF is the way to go for friendly urban giants.

>>55343214
Pretty much, I suppose, but the material requirements seem fantastic, even for giant laborers. It seems like you'd need a really, really good reason to have a city before giant-scale construction starts to make sense. I suppose that's the main question, the one that determines the character of the city: what's everyone doing?

>>55336494
What is the club made of?

>>55343642
In that case it starts to depend on how magical your giants are. Are most of their biological needs handwaved? If not, I image they'd simply have to be nomadic in order to thrive; No stationary farm could feed a city of 'realistic' giants. In that case, the 'cities' might be more trading outposts and waystations that seem like cities to the tiny folk due to their cyclopean scale. Perhaps the tiny folk run the places, since they can exist in a set location without wrecking the local ecosystem. In that case, the 'Giant City' would actually rarely have many giants in it at any given time.

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>>55343726
>In that case it starts to depend on how magical your giants are. Are most of their biological needs handwaved? If not, I image they'd simply have to be nomadic in order to thrive; No stationary farm could feed a city of 'realistic' giants. In that case, the 'cities' might be more trading outposts and waystations that seem like cities to the tiny folk due to their cyclopean scale. Perhaps the tiny folk run the places, since they can exist in a set location without wrecking the local ecosystem. In that case, the 'Giant City' would actually rarely have many giants in it at any given time.
Sounds like the "Giant City" would actually just be a single, giant-sized hut populated by a cities worth of tiny folk.

>>55319994
>Giants and other human like races are the result of gods or spirits breeding with mortals.

Book of Enoch campaign?

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>>55343812
I was thinking more like- Do you remember how empty Minas Tirith looked in Return of the King (because it had been evacuated, but never mind)? Did you ever see the miniatures with real people standing beside them? Pic related.

Of course the scale's off- The giants would be able to fit in the city- but I was imagining it as far more than a hut.

>>55343726
>Are most of their biological needs handwaved?
You might as well handwave them, really. It doesn't make a lot of sense to ignore the structural problems with giants but not the metabolic ones.

Size-based residential zoning makes sense. You want to preserve the advantages offered by differently-sized people working together, so a mixed-sized market and some mixed-size industry makes sense. Administration is a tricky one; presumably you want your municipal government to serve everyone, but how will that work for, say, a courtroom? Parks might as well be built to giant scale; the plants are the same size for everyone. For transit, I like the idea of giant-sized roads and a human-scale subway system.

>>55338894
Finally, another Anon who is 6' 6"!
I know this feel, Brother.

>>55338894
>>55344305
6' 0" here, so it's less impossible, but no luck yet.

>>55341731
Ah, how could I forget about the portal?
My bad, but I stand by my statement that being chewed to pieces AoT style is generally not in the fetish. I'd say 5-10% of the vorefags, at most.

>>55342474
I mean, I'm an unbirth Fag too...

>>55342553
Well, think about the threads. Who inhabits them? Primarily tabletop gamers, and tabletop gamers who like to have anonymity on the internet. Right off the bat we have people who are known for their vivid imaginations (for the DMs and character makers, artists and such anyway). But let's go a bit farther.
They must have a reason they chose 4chan, either because they are much like the "stereotypical" denizen of the site, or the love the concept of being anonymous. In either case, both of these individuals are likely "atypical" psychologically in terms of regular society as it is.

Finally, They post most often in giant threads, dragon threads, and bio-dungeon threads, showing that they must have some interest in it in order to click on it.


Tl;dr, stats says people here are likely micro/macrofags, vorefags, unbirthers and the like.

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>>55323930
>>55327268
This, sir, is exceptionally well done. Hope you don't mind if I take this to be used elsewhere at some point. If nothing else than a starting ground for races. I agree, giant races are often all too similar and dull in modern fantasy. Mythology has such cool things to stem from.

You put an interesting twist on the Minotaurs. Kind of weird that they are quick to act/anger, caste based, and analytically gifted. Actually fairly intelligent AND strong, but often lazy, and try to think up ways to get out of doing work? I assume, in a minotaur only society, the lower castes put up with doing labor because the higher castes (stronger/bigger/smarter ones, right?) can keep them from going murder-hobo.

You forgot the part where Bronze Colossi are especially belligerent to dwarves, and suffer crippling weaknesses to small fluffy things.

Also... your Cyclopses/Cyclopskin are one of my favorite takes on them. Stems from their industrious/artisan roots of greek myth, while also keying in their "less favored child complex" when Gaia/Uranus kicked them into Tartarus.
And tall (but not huge), athletic, tan, gorgeous, awkward, talented cyclopes girls...

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>>55344902
>I agree, giant races are often all too similar and dull in modern fantasy. Mythology has such cool things to stem from.

Thank you, Anon, your kind words mean a lot to me.
Generally speaking I really love Giants, they're my most favorite of fantasy races, but I often find them very uninspired or just... superficially different cereal-box-style "large brutes". From a "design theory" perspective, I find it more interesting to write and base them off the folklore and mythology already available before applying contextual-world building to them.

> I assume, in a minotaur only society, the lower castes put up with doing labor because the higher castes (stronger/bigger/smarter ones, right?) can keep them from going murder-hobo.

Minotaurs use a combination of religion, bureaucracy, and good old fashioned class struggle to undermine their own fellow Minotaurs: farmers and laborers are the lowest caste and find themselves stuck in a situation where often the work they do is only just enough to feed themselves with the ability to get 'more' out of their lives not only unfeasible, but also seen as heretical. Minotaur peasants can be impoverished, gaunt, pathetic creatures, but they'll still see themselves as infinitely superior to the "wild & free" feral cannibals outside of society.

>You forgot the part where Bronze Colossi are especially belligerent to dwarves, and suffer crippling weaknesses to small fluffy things.
100% exactly where I got them from.

>spoiler
The Cyclopskin who end up living on the mainland are lighter-skinned, but have freckles.

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>>55318048
heavy weapons and radio specialists

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>>55340167
>Giantess Thread it is
i love this board

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>>55345681
As do I, my friend.

As do I.

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"Mmm! You lot look a little lost! These are our waters, see? And you all look like strapping young lads... we'll be taking your ship, but don't fret! I've got a place to put all of you... it's nice and warm, hehe...!"

May as well post this
https://youtu.be/iix5MdZiNQg

The answer is give them giant slings to become living super trebuchets

>>55318048
>BRRRAAAAAAAAPPPPP

Obliterates nearby village

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>>55345371
Aye, folklore has so many interesting things to explore. You already did some Norwegian stuff with the trolls. Good way to justify how there is practically no consistency with trolls, even within a single culture. I need to go watch Troll Hunter again, that movie was great.

Looked into any celtic folk stuff yet? They've got some pretty interesting, and honestly untapped monster races and mythos there. Formorians would be my initial thought for giant race, at any rate.

Nice to see a fellow lover of Fun Forts.

>spoiler
God DAMN. I like you anon. I really really do. Pic extremely related. Not enough good freckle stuff out there.

>>55318048
Gaints usually max out at 15ft in my groups settings and are a plains dwelling race who trade with humans and dwarves for metals because mining is harder for them than us.

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>>55346335
Tfw will never be swallowed by a qt3.14 Giantess pirate.
Tfw will never be taunted by sexy giantess alluding to eating.

>>55339406
>spoilers
It doesn't sound very fetishy to me, why do you say that?

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>>55346292
why are giant girls so great?

Remember: Titans are not Giants. Giants are ~12-20ft meanwhile Titans are over twice as big. I had to explain this in a game the other day.

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>>55345681
>i love this board
>>55346292
>As do I, my friend.
You don't need other boards!

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>>55340749
Died as they lived, by the sword.

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>>55346493
>Formorians would be my initial thought for giant race, at any rate.

Fomorians I have no idea what to do with: there's just so much inconsistency concerning their description to what their name is supposed to mean, the only thing people in folklore tend to agree with is they used to be giants (of varying size) who feuded with the Godly-people and were agents of natural chaos?

Everything else is wonky because some say they were just men with goat heads, some say they came from hell or were imperfect demons, I like the one that says they literally just walked out of the sea- they didn't even want or need Ireland, they just didn't want anyone squatting on the island.
And then some had one arm, one leg, one eye, while some were the most beautiful people ever.....

But then you get really arbitrarily specific shit, like how Fomorians are direct descendant's of Noah's son and only 10 generations seperated from Adam and Eve.
Super interesting stuff really, but all it makes me want to do is maybe make them into a kind of spooky, eldritch, the-people-of-the-deep-sea kind of deal.

>>55345681
>>55346897

Source? Is this actually a Doujinshi? If it isn't and it's just that silly monster girl harem anime, then nvm.

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>>55347057
https://nhentai.net/g/206702/
not as /d/ as you'd expect

>>55345650
I need more of this and I need it now.

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>>55347070
funny story, on /k/ we were arguing over monster girls in combat and giantess were a point of debate, anyway a drawfag saw and made a set for us

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>>55347070
alas we only have the three

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>>55347107
This thread is starting to make me sad now. You've reminded me of this hole in my life.

>>55318048
>>55346465
OP's image actually kind of scares me. Look at those muscles. Look at those ASS muscles. She looks like she could pop you like a grape just by clenching her butt.

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>>55347126
dont be sad anon, consider the military applications and incorporate them into your own setting

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>>55347197

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>>55347201
Woah, how many more military giantess do you got?

>>55347201
>Fucked up rifle
>Compressed looking HMVWW, like she squashed it smaller between her thighs
>That mouth
>Where are her magazines
>Is that supposed to be an underslung shotgun
>Where is her battle load
>That Mouth
>Where is water
>Where is armor
>Why are the legs so long
>THAT FUCKING MOUTH
>hands 2smol
>Where is her rear sight
>Why is the buffer tube so fat
>how the hell does she get out of that bodysock
>T H A T F U C K I N G M O U T H

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>>55347250
i think thats it, but have a centaur cav (i really should make a thread for non humans in militaries in the age of gunpowder)

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>>55347309
>not posting best centaur cav

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>>55335796
>and that you should reconsider your fetish if you like giantesses over twice as tall as yourself.
I just want to cuddle and hand hold with Tionishia

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>>55347320
BENIS
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Also pic related is best non benis centaur cav

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>>55347309
>(i really should make a thread for non humans in militaries in the age of gunpowder)
Please do

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>>55347347
i shall do it tommorow, already even autistically have a fantasy world with em

>>55336494
So I know it's his loincloth on the second giant, but I swear that just looks like his wang is hangin' out

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>>55347201
>>55347126
>>55347118
>>55347107
I think I dropped in that thread, but I failed to follow it and see the drawfag stuff. Thanks for the pics.

All I can think of now is how to make this a movie and/or TV show and it frustrates me that no one would watch it if it were to (hypothetically) exist.

>>55347361
>Adrien helmet
>Green uniform instead of Horizon Blue
That's a Russian, isn't it?

>>55347201
Ah yes, surely a normal infantrywoman scaled up ten times is the most effective soldier possible and not a tremendous liability in almost every respect.

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>>55347421
that was the discussion, could she have an interceptor vest thick enough to defeat RPGs? Small arms fire, if her weapon is automatic how do you keep the spent shells from tragically (and in a morbid way funny) from crushing nearby infantry, and sweet lord the logistics of feeding them
>>55347414
I think the artists just didnt use the right shade

>>55346737
It's a lot more mild than, say, Felarya, but it still more or less exists to give me a platform for writing giantess stories.

If you're interested, here is a story I recently wrote that's set in that world: https://pastebin.com/kPk6GTwx

>>55347473
>I think the artists just didnt use the right shade
Could be, but then again a lot of countries use(d) the adrien helmet at some point in time.

>>55347421
Think about it this way: if you could scale your troops down to size of mice to go against regular sized humans, would you? Who's to say a trained and organized giant infantry wouldn't work.

>>55347489
>if you could scale your troops down to size of mice
would do and issue them scaled down guns in .22 and .17 and the like

>>55347473
Don't have a firearm be her primary weapon. She is a mobile artillery platform, that is when she isn't just wrecking shit. You don't need a team to breach and clear a building, just get her to sit on it and eat whatever asshole dares to run away from her wrath.

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>>55347474
I mean, the thing is anytime giants are actually important in a setting and not just put off to the side and disregarded then they will definitely attract the attention and criticism of some people who will dismiss it as fap bait, but as long as the concept is interesting and non-autistic in its delivery then never let that stop you.

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>>55347506
Even .22 is pushing it my man.
There's an argument to be made if it's mostly automated long-range missile combat and so on but infantry?

>>55347575
kolibri infantry it is then, or maybe underground sappers

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>>55347489
>>55347506
>>55347575

On that note: Borrower/Mouse sized people are also pretty interesting, but I think tiny people being used in a semi-human-absent modern setting is an under appreciated and sorely underused setting.

Like, just little people runnin' around fighting bugs, making friends with rodentss, and gathering human treasures.

>>55347575
oh and if they were maybe rat sized our so
http://miniaturearsenal.com/

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>>55347622
Thank you for this website

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>>55347616
I think one thing that is interesting to consider is that the tiny people would likely have highly developed societies compared to the humans. I'm not talking about technology or anything, but similar to how it is easier for humans to mine, farm, and build large cities than it is for giants, it is also much easier for tinies to do these things. As a result, a giant "city" will more or less look like a small human village, a human city will look like your typical middle age city, and tiny cities will end up looking like a miniature version of Minas Tirith. Tinies would likely be well armed and armored for their size as well.

>>55347667
while this is a giantess thread i also like the idea of like 1ft tall mini people serving in combat, creates interesting challenges and opportunities
http://www.lakesideguns.com/

>>55342105
You have to have a villain to defeat at the end and the giant is just too big to even scratch. If it's the sorcerer's magic controlling her you have a way to stop the giant's path of destruction by attacking the very human sized person ultimately responsible. Plus, you get to climb a moving fortress.

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>>55347674
>I'm not talking about technology or anything
Then again, you could always let the tiny people have miniature giant robots.

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>>55347899
Maybe it could be like Bye Bye Peter Pan where the tiny people pilot humanoid mechs that are enormous from their perspective but are just human sized automatons from ours.

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>>55343812
In the interest of having actually urban giants that are not nomads you could have them supported by a human infrastructure of immense size.
The capitol of an empire might be big enough to actually organize the construction of scyscrapaer cathedrals for the giants to live in and import cartloads of produce to feed them from their taxes. In return the fact that they have giants makes any siege to their city pretty much impossible. They might do their best to make sure no other nation can grow as wealthy as they do, because at a certain level of resources hosting a giant becomes possible. Which is analogous to having nuclear capability in the real world.

>>55347489
The existence of artillery and long-range weaponry says so. Bigger infantry just means that a shell kills a single soldier rather than a single unit, which is bad when it costs much, much more to supply that single soldier and you have to abandon every tactical advantage infantry has over a tank.

>>55347899
Why not have the giants house the liliputians' city?

>>55348137
Of course, the intertwining of the differently scaled architecture is one of the most creative aspects.

>>55348597
Or just let the Liliputians build on the giants. Mobile protection for the little ones, while the giants get their medical needs and cleaning done.

>>55348707
Sounds like something I'd want to do with simpler giant creatures. A turtle city or something.
Human giants can carry siege towers but an actual community gets pretty weird.

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>>55318048
You enslave them using magic.

>>55349472
>Kingdom Death.jpg

>giantess thread
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlARIpgDZpo

>>55339727
>That's your brain making complex physical calculations.

It's not. That's your brain acting on the experience of the countless things you've thrown during your life.

>>55335796
You must be boring at parties

>>55340063
It just sets your score to a flat 23 or whatever the strength score is for the giant the belt was made after. It's a very boring magical item but it's funny to give to the dyel wizard and watch his scrawny ass arm wrestle sailors for drinking money.

>>55349472
lucky bastards

>>55318048
apocolypse bringers, think ragnarok

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>>55347938
http://mazingerzgreatkaiser.wikia.com/wiki/Mazinger_U.S.A

>>55343305
Sooo... Zootopia?

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>>55354413
But with harder categories rather than a a menagerie of different sizes.

>>55318048
I really like the giants from WH Fantasy
>Rumors that they were once a proud and noble race
>Dwindling numbers and generations of inbreeding have resulted in the dumb ugly beasts we know today
>Use largely as siege weapons and shock troops by other races.

Vinlandish folk were always on the big side. Most abroad range from 8-10ft, but they say that back home they can grow the size of mountains.
On top of their physical superiority to humans (although that's nothing new, humans are the smallest civilized race) Vinlanders can communicate over vast distances with their whistling language. Many abroad claim that they can hear their countrymen telling them of recent events all the way from home, but no one else hears a thing.
Their perception of time is one based on harmonic traditions, mainly percussion, and refer to certain phenomena in musical terminology. Their chief deity is a drummer with ten thousand limbs that sheds his skin every age. They say his drum-trance will end on a day when "water tips the cup, when the first step heralds the second"
If they have a culture, a word which they despise, it is the creed of the outsider: be a stranger everywhere you go, and life will never disappoint you; life will always be filled with wonder

>>55349472
>>>>>>>that thong guy

>>55346897
>Why are giant girls so great?

Simple Anon. More to love.

>>55347938
I want to know why she's blushing in that image.

>>55355323
shes thinking some lewd thoughts

>>55347126
>Putting the .50 cal right next to her ear
That's just plain rude

>>55335620

Just do things your own way, anon, don't let us jaded oldfags ruin your smile and optimism just because we had a run-in with That Guy. If your group won't start jerking it right there or veering into magical realm at the table, well, our saltiest warnings still don't amount to much, do they?

>>55335796

woo woo

kink police! you're under arrest!

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>>55359199

>>55338836

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrxCAt5CGp0

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>>55339727

>That's your brain making complex physical calculations.

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>>55346335
Ah... Felarya.
Such a great setting, with such a cringy fanbase.
I feel like Karbo himself wants to get away from vore, but he's afraid of his fans' potential reaction if he did. His best work IMO is his very rare non-vore stuff.

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>>55360953
If Felarya didn't pander to vore as a fetish but kept it as a horror element (like Attack on Titan) it would be a fantastic setting.

>>55361101
>didn't pander to vore as a fetish
>like Attack on Titan
Anon, I...

>>55361101
>If Felarya didn't pander to vore as a fetish but kept it as a horror element (like Attack on Titan)
>eaten by a fat giant old man
or
>eaten by a cute girl
choose

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>>55361115
Yes, I understand that the vore fetishists will still fap to Attack on Titan, but the important thing is that most people will not look at that anime and think that someone is fapping to it. Same should happen with Felarya.

>>55347347
yo >>55359469 i finally did get around to it

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>>55361140
So basically, as long as we have at least half of the characters get eaten by a man instead of a woman, we should be good?

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>>55360953
>I feel like Karbo himself wants to get away from vore, but he's afraid of his fans' potential reaction if he did. His best work IMO is his very rare non-vore stuff.
Thing is he really can't with the Felarya setting, the vore is built into the very foundation...

>>55361192
>the important thing is that most people will not look at that anime and think that someone is fapping to it. Same should happen with Felarya.
See, this can't happen because the entire thing is an excuse to draw giant cute girls putting people into their mouths.
That said, he could easily create similar setting where vore isn't the primary focus, but it'd have to be it's own thing only tangentially connected to Felarya.

>>55362043
>That image
Boner stop....

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>>55362043
Right, I think basically what we're saying is it would be cool to have a Felarya-esque setting, where various demi-human creatures are giant, and the majority of them are hostile and hunt humans, but take away all the bullshit that's clearly just there for fetish reasons (like them always swallowing their prey whole and the vast majority of the monsters being female).

I mean, the idea of humans being close to the bottom of the food chain and being hunted by intelligent, huge creatures is an interesting one, it just needs to be done right.

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>>55362043

>>55361101

>>55362164

You know, we're /tg/.
We're DMs, players, system experimenters and storywriters. I've witnessed countless fetish threads turn into discussions on how to mechanically justify such things, and just as many discussions on how cool a setting could be.

We are the perfect people to make such a setting. A setting for the everyman, by the vorefags, with plenty for both vorefags and typical players to enjoy. /tg/ has made many settings before, some very deeply fleshed out!

Let's do it, /tg/.

Let's do it together.

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>>55362164
>I think basically what we're saying is it would be cool to have a Felarya-esque setting, where various demi-human creatures are giant, and the majority of them are hostile and hunt humans, but take away all the bullshit that's clearly just there for fetish reasons (like them always swallowing their prey whole and the vast majority of the monsters being female).
>>55362253
>We are the perfect people to make such a setting. A setting for the everyman, by the vorefags, with plenty for both vorefags and typical players to enjoy. /tg/ has made many settings before, some very deeply fleshed out!
Honestly the giant monster girls voring isn't even the best element of Felarya; It's that its' a patchwork dimensional nexus where damn near anything and everything could wash up.

Still, such a place could easily have giants, and they could very easily decide that smaller sapients make a fine snack.

>>55362450
>It's that its' a patchwork dimensional nexus where damn near anything and everything could wash up.
What other settings have done that?

>>55347332
>so that everyone looks up to her
ya fuckin don't say?

>>55347347
>wants to make a thread for non-humans
>posts canadian

>>55362617
>implying Canadians are human

>>55353145
Not very lucky. Most of them would be dead within a day.

>>55362253
Everyone who had the capacity to do that was kicked out of /tg/ for being too creative and disruptive and having badwrongfun, and not liking /pol/itics.

So, good luck with that.

>>55349472
" let's see... this one makes a nice shoulder piece... this one will fill the space on my breast nicely... hmm..."
"Oh, can't forget the most important covering! You, little one... you're the perfect size to cover my crotch! Just hold this and this...perfect. Now, If you'd like to stay alive, You'd best hold on to those for dear life, no matter how much you're bounced up and down. Oh, and be careful. It gets slippery down there pretty often."

>>55360953
Yeah, his fan base is full of some crazies.

>>55362679
>too creative and disruptive
Creative anarchy is for the weak. Work within your limitations or get out.

>>55345681
Fucking Yaoi hands on that broad.

>>55318048

I always feel like giants are just roadblocks so if I throw a giant in as a boss, its usually a 50 foot tall badass that the party actually needs to work hard to beat

>>55363944
well she is 12.8 meters tall

>>55363968
I mean proportionally.

>>55350545
Yes and no, while experience is vital for developing a good aim the human brain is unusually good at figuring out trajectories, at least when compared to most other animals physically capable of throwing things.

>>55347421
I'm not terribly knowledgeable about military matters but wouldn't a giant be super useful for the logistics/engineering side of modern warfare? I mean they're an always crewed all terrain vehicle that doubles as a heavy lifter and earth mover and can do demolitions. Or for that matter moving and operating artillery.