Trolls

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'''Trolls''' are the second species created by [[Anilis]] and [[Senilis]]. The trolls are mortal, and because of this, the [[Elf|elves]] tried to destroy them, in order to "correct" their [[God|gods']] failures. In the end, all they were able to do is to drive the trolls further north.  Their present homeland, wherever it is, is close enough to the [[Ensigerum]] village for encounters to occur, apparently with disastrous results for the trolls.  They hate fire.
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'''Trolls''' are the third species created by [[Anilis]] and [[Senilis]]. The trolls are mortal, and because of this, the [[Elf|elves]] tried to destroy them, in order to "correct" their [[God|gods']] failures. In the end, all they were able to do is to drive the trolls further north.  Their present homeland, wherever it is, is close enough to the [[Ensigerum]] village for encounters to occur, apparently with disastrous results for the trolls.  They hate fire.
According to [[Paul]], who fills [[Anita]] in on troll matters following the skirmish with [[Warrel]] and [[Sara Amraphel]], trolls have a surprisingly sophisticated belief system that links body and soul more strongly than in some other religions, hence the trolls' practice of cannibalism.  Paul also surmises that the wandering trolls were displaced from their tribal lands by actions of the [[Veracian Church]], which persuaded the army of [[Veracia]] to make a raid in response to trumped-up charges of troll aggression.  (Trumped-up?  So the modern troll is actually ''peaceful''?  Who woulda thunkit...)
According to [[Paul]], who fills [[Anita]] in on troll matters following the skirmish with [[Warrel]] and [[Sara Amraphel]], trolls have a surprisingly sophisticated belief system that links body and soul more strongly than in some other religions, hence the trolls' practice of cannibalism.  Paul also surmises that the wandering trolls were displaced from their tribal lands by actions of the [[Veracian Church]], which persuaded the army of [[Veracia]] to make a raid in response to trumped-up charges of troll aggression.  (Trumped-up?  So the modern troll is actually ''peaceful''?  Who woulda thunkit...)

Revision as of 11:26, 21 January 2007

Trolls are the third species created by Anilis and Senilis. The trolls are mortal, and because of this, the elves tried to destroy them, in order to "correct" their gods' failures. In the end, all they were able to do is to drive the trolls further north. Their present homeland, wherever it is, is close enough to the Ensigerum village for encounters to occur, apparently with disastrous results for the trolls. They hate fire.

According to Paul, who fills Anita in on troll matters following the skirmish with Warrel and Sara Amraphel, trolls have a surprisingly sophisticated belief system that links body and soul more strongly than in some other religions, hence the trolls' practice of cannibalism. Paul also surmises that the wandering trolls were displaced from their tribal lands by actions of the Veracian Church, which persuaded the army of Veracia to make a raid in response to trumped-up charges of troll aggression. (Trumped-up? So the modern troll is actually peaceful? Who woulda thunkit...)

Trolls have a rudimentary level of technology, with crude swords and bows and arrows. They don't seem opposed to using plain old fang and claw, though. According to Sarine, they eat humans and other opportune bits of protein; however, it probably came as a surprise to her that they also eat Paedagogusi when given the chance, as happened to Kawaii. (The result: scorched troll, one of those little tidbits that suggests there's more to the Paedagogusi than meets the eye.) They appear to have some capacity to use magic as evidenced by the middle figure here, but no details of their ability are known.

There is a picture of a troll here. Better pictures can be seen here.

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