[October] Three Brothers of Gor'dokk — Giants of the Broken Lode (Patreon)

“Wounds heal, but a moment of weakness can be remembered years later.”— Torlok saying

Three Brothers of Gor'dokk Bestiary — Unleashed!

Chroniclers, the hills have opened their old roads.

Across Gor'dokk, the Torloks rule by hearth, debt, scar, hunger, and strength. Matrons divide provisions, command households, and decide which kin march with the chief. Bashers stand at the front with heavy iron in hand, proud of every wound that did not kill them.

But the hills are not theirs alone.

Brontals labor beneath giant masters with ancient wisdom still buried behind a single watchful eye. Goresnout Ogres haunt roads and holdings, robbing travelers or guarding caravans for coin. And in fertile valleys, Lemarghons gorge on livestock, delicacies, metal, and gems until villages must choose between feeding themselves and satisfying the dragon.

This month’s Bestiary, available to $10+ tiers, brings five brutal threats to your D&D 5E table: enslaved giants of ancient wisdom, territorial ogre raiders, scarred Torlok warriors, ferocious hill giant matriarchs, and gluttonous wingless dragons whose hunger can warp the land around their lairs.

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Monsters & Challenge Ratings

Brontal — CR 3Broad-shouldered, one-eyed giants once heir to sophisticated knowledge, now forced into heavy labor for hill giant masters while still preferring to capture enemies alive and study them.

Goresnout Ogre — CR 2Territorial raiders and defenders who stalk roads, rob travelers, guard caravans, and protect their holdings against every threat, real or imagined.

Hill Giant Basher — CR 7Rank-and-file Torlok warriors, raiders, bodyguards, gladiators, and enforcers who measure strength by the blows they give and the wounds they endure.

Hill Giant Matron — CR 10Ferocious family matriarchs of the Gor'dokk Hills, ruling households by provision, kinship, old debt, and the cold authority needed to keep their hearths fed.

Adult Lemarghon — CR 15Gluttonous wingless dragons who demand livestock and cooked offerings from neighboring settlements, swallowing metals and gemstones to season their hoards over decades.

The hills remember what was taken, what was owed, and who was strong enough to keep it...

Coming next:

The Hero Codex rises from the old bloodlines of Gor'dokk… and the Jotun Race and Titanbreaker Subclass step closer to the table.