Description: A dour, pale skinned race infamous for the squat limbs and craggy faces. Korrigan hair color is either flaming red or coal black but their eyes are all green though in various different shades. Korrigans love heavy, steel plate which makes their already tough frames nearly impervious to blows in battle. When it comes to weapons Korrigans have a preference for heavy maul weapons or axes and there is a furious debate amongst their race as to which is the better weapon. Korrigans will wear checkered kilts and tweed or quilt jackets for festive occasions but usually wear grey somber clothes that blend well with dust and soot stains obtained from the tunnels and mines found throughout Rocabarriagh.

Lore: The masters of the Mountains, Korrigans are the guardians for the interiors of Tír Tairngire and Rocabarriagh. Famous for their love of mining and masonry, the Korrigan are the most proficient miners and builders amongst the Eldari. They are masters of blacksmithing and enchanting though Yazatans are better goldsmiths and lithographers. Korrigans maintain thriving underground communities as well as the overland fortresses which secure them from invasion and have created systems of tunnels linking their communities. Because of constant exposure to the dark, these tunnels are often invaded by lesser fiends.

Eidolons

Govannon: God of Smithing & Metallurgy

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Description: Another giant among the Korrigans, Govannon stands at nearly 6 ft in height. He has the pale-slightly grey skin of the forge-workers and smiths. Bald with a bushy black beard and deep set grey eyes, Govannon wears a simple black kosovorotka tied with a grey kushak along with cotton trousers and shirt. In his hands is a blacksmith hammer imbued with iridescent glyphs named the Diachad, or the Godhand, a hammer that can temper any metal in the cosmos.

Govannon

Lore: Creator of metallurgy, an art that blended different strains of molten metal to produce new artificial strains of ore, Govannon revolutionized the art of smithing and architecture by crafting new metals to withstand specialized loads. He created ignacium, a crimson-orange ore that is highly resistant to warping by heat stress,and his most noteworthy, Osprasyte, a light-weight, malleable but durable metal which became essential for the production of nautical and aerial transports. He was the first to discover how to enchant magic into metal and stone, creating the art of enchantment.

Abilities: Eternal Youth, Ferrokinesis, Nightsight, Pyrokinesis, Pyrokinetic Invulnerability, Supernatural Strength,

-Blessings-

Hammer of God-Create ethereal mauls that can stove in skulls or blast apart doors depending on the strength of the casting.

Incombustible-Gain protection from fire and smoke for a short duration.

Magnetize-Gain control of nearby metallic objects for a limited duration.

Temper-Cool or heat metallic objects nearby.

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Animals: N/A

Magical Entities: Coblyn, Gargoyle, Golem,

Porevit: God of Mining and Masonry

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Description: Craggy faced with burning red hair and emerald green eyes, Porevit is the prototypical korrigan most expect when imagining the stout race. Standing just over 6ft in height, Porevit is one of the tallest naturally born Korrigans to be born and his arms, core and legs are corded with thick lengths of muscle. Clothed in a plain black miners’ smock with a stained grey shirt and black trousers underneath, his attire completes the stereotypical appearance most conjure up when imagining Korrigan excavator.

Porevit

Lore: The first Ard Rí, or High-King of the Korrigan people, Porevit helped to establish the rules for delving into tunnels, the amount of work once should be done in a day and procedures for moving hefty stones that could crush a singular Korrigan flat. During his rule, Porevit was either imagining new buildings and statues or delving into new tunnels in search of rare ore. His last great project was a system of tunnels that connected each western kingdom, though it was completed after his death and ascension. Porevit pioneered geomancy, an art of magic that harnesses the elements of stone, metal and gravitational forces.

Abilities: Eternal Youth, Geo-Animation, Geo-Manipulation, Nightsight, Supernatural Strength,

Radeghast: God of Brewers and Chefs

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Description: Portly, with ruddy red cheeks and bright blue eyes, Radeghast has slightly darker skin and locks of stark black hair that allude to his Duinish heritage. He dresses in garish kilts dyed in various hues of green, red and blues. These are complimented with austere tweed or argyle jackets dyed in subdued shades of tan and brown. Another seemingly weaponless god, Radeghast is always seen with the Eldhrímnir, a cauldron that never empties if the god so chooses. His ladle, the Marmiadoise, can deflect any blow and smash any substance to smithereens, it is both a tool and a weapon and those who attack him soon learn that the amicable chef is not one to be assaulted so casually.

Radeghast

Lore: Another among the few that did not require the help from their creator to ascend, Radeghast brewed a drought, later labeled Aqua Regis, that imbued him with the power of eternal youth. In agreement with Zurvan, Radeghast sealed away the recipe, fearing the chaos such a thing would unleash onto the corporeal worlds. For although the brew offered eternal youth it did not grant immortality and would be even worse if it had. serves the libations and victuals for the gods celebratory feasts and festivals and has often been requested to cater for other divine gatherings.

Abilities: Biokinesis, Eternal Youth, Hydrokinesis, Pyrokinesis, Supernatural Strength, Trofikinesis