Role

Chapter 6

Kraldinor had once thought himself better than his giant kin and preferred
the company of humans, drow and others to them, thinking giants rather dense.
However, as he had grown, he still thought himself better than his kin, but
had realized with another giant beside him, there were few who could stand
against them (except elven warriors, and maybe some bards, but they don't
really count). He had grown to love the straightforward nature and brutish
integrity of his kin, and even found hismelf falling into their speech
patterns when in their company (which annoyed Kraldinor). Moreover he
prefered their methods and company to those he found more deceptive or
salacious.

Although he had risen to the top of the ranks of the Empire, Kraldinor was
becoming somehwhat disgruntled that their ranks continued to decrease while
those of their enemies swelled. However, he drew some comfort that his very
presence showed a failure of his foes to extinguish his dreams and goals, and
strengthened his resolved to continue the conquest of the Empire as long as
he remained able.

Kraldinor continued to grow in his religous thought as well, having come to
terms which each of the major facets of the teachings of his goddess and
trying to shape them into something more personal to him. However, he also
found increasing hostility toward some of her other followers, who he
considered to only be giving lip service to the tenets he understood to be
true.