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'''Giants''' are [[corporeal]], [[animate]], [[The Living|living]], [[mortal | mortal creatures]] that eat, breath, and sleep. They are thoroughly dependent on [[chemical energy]], overwelmingly derived from other living creatures, principally [[plants]] and [[animals]]. [[Zoology]] does not recognise the ''giant'' type as such. Members of this type admit of study by the intripid [[zoologist]] as instances of [[abnormal anatomy]] and [[abnormal physiology]]. Giants are a cause of concern for [[druids]], [[rangers]], and others working or living in the wild. The [[Knowledge (nature)]] [[skill]] may yield [[knowledge]] concerning giants.
'''Giants''' are [[corporeal]], [[animate]], [[The Living|living]], [[mortal | mortal creatures]] that eat, breath, and sleep. They are thoroughly dependent on [[chemical energy]], overwelmingly derived from other living creatures, principally [[plants]] and [[animals]]. [[Zoology]] does not recognise the ''giant'' type as such. Members of this type admit of study by the intripid [[zoologist]] as instances of [[abnormal anatomy]] and [[abnormal physiology]]. Giants are a cause of concern for [[druids]], [[rangers]], and others working or living in the wild. The [[Knowledge (nature)]] [[skill]] may yield [[knowledge]] concerning giants.


==[[Giant Book|Literature]]===
==[[Giant Book|Literature]]==


[[Category:Monster]][[Category:Corporeal]][[Category:Animate]][[Category:The Living]][[Category:Mortal]][[category:abnormal Anatomy]][[category:Abnormal Physiology]][[Category:Knowledge (nature)]]
[[Category:Monster]][[Category:Corporeal]][[Category:Animate]][[Category:The Living]][[Category:Mortal]][[category:abnormal Anatomy]][[category:Abnormal Physiology]][[Category:Knowledge (nature)]]

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Giants are corporeal, animate, living, mortal creatures that eat, breath, and sleep. They are thoroughly dependent on chemical energy, overwelmingly derived from other living creatures, principally plants and animals. Zoology does not recognise the giant type as such. Members of this type admit of study by the intripid zoologist as instances of abnormal anatomy and abnormal physiology. Giants are a cause of concern for druids, rangers, and others working or living in the wild. The Knowledge (nature) skill may yield knowledge concerning giants.

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