Ghargonian

Ghargon (Jear-gawn)

The Ghargon is a giant from another dimension. Typically around 7 earth feet tall, the Ghargon is intimidating to see. Very magical as a race, and highly advanced in technology. The Ghargon resembles a human, but has been described as “the Platonic form of the human race.” The dimension in which they dwelled is rumored to have exploded, sending them drifting throughout space and time. With their otherworldly abilities, and life span of about 3000 earth years (though they do not reach adulthood until year 1024), they are often the stuff of legends; showing up in myths as Greek and Roman Gods, and the such. Despite their enormous size and intimidating manner, they are extremely physically weak. Due to their advanced technology, they rely on other forms of transportation and use machines to do all heavy work. They are shape-shifters, able to change their physical outer-structure into any texture that they want. Eligible to join the overseer, conjurer, warlock, battlemage, and thief classes. This race is seen mostly as an overseer, utilizing their master strategy skills alongside their deadly mana reserves.

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Ghargonia

Ghargonia was the land of the Ghargonians. It was highly technologically advanced, and was filled with cyborgs and robots who did all the work for them. It was the center of the universe, literally, and was the hub for all inter-galactic traders. Due to an unexpected cataclysm in the year 289,324,860 stardate Sigma-Beta-311, this dimension was destroyed, killing most and scattering a select few of the young across time and space. Ghargonia was inhabited originally by the true Ghargonians, who were a short, stupid, purple race. After being defeated honorably in battle, the true Ghargonians left and the as of yet unnamed race became the new Ghargonians that we know today. Ghargonia has a climate and temperament like that of earth, but the planet itself if 14x larger than earth, which would make gravity that much more, except that Ghargonia shares the same density as earth, due to a hollow core inhabited by their gods.