Grudd Haug
Grudd Haug, meaning "River Mound" in Giant, is the steading of the hill giant Chief Guh during 1491 DR.
Resembling a beaver dam, it straddles a river. The lower level of the den is lodged between two rocky outcroppings and made of piled timber packed with clay and mud, with hollow cavities that resemble caves. Above this piled timber foundation is a mud steading (a house made to giant scale) with a log roof. The structure is an impressive feat of engineering, well beyond the ability of hill giants to fabricate on their own. In fact, Grudd Haug's design is the work of hobgoblin and goblin engineers, assembled with the might of hill giant and ogre laborers. East of the steading is a yard enclosed by a 20-foot-high palisade wall made of logs lashed together with thick twine.
Demographics
- Hill Giants
- Ogres
- Orcs
- Hobgoblins
- Goblins
Alternative Name(s)
River Mound
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