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Aragaul Gondahd, known as the beastly lords of war. These hulking nine foot tall humanoids sprout two black horns from the back of their heads. At a weight of 600 lb, they wear no armor, instead their favored weapon is an over-sized two-bladed axe. They are skilled with spears, being able to throw their own over-sized spears over two hundred feet, to impale a target. Pain only fuels the rage of these creatures, who live in communities of ten to forty. Once a clan reaches the number forty, it divides itself into two new clans. Each clan then elects a member to fight for the original clan-name. The victor's clan takes the new name, where the losers clan remains nameless for one year, before they name themselves. The sole purpose for females of their species is to reproduce. Once every two years, all the fertile females will get in a row, and the clan males, starting as soon as they are able, will have their way with them, until they are exhausted. This is a great festival. They're gestation periods reaching a little longer than humans at around 13 months. To be considered an adult of the clan, and thus, able to breed, each group of young males from that 2 year period must hunt the Feidhrun Tassadehl. Many die in the hunt, but those who succeed at bringing one back, gain the rights of adulthood. While, that is the common ritual, different creatures are hunted in different clans, depending on the region and what creatures are there to be hunted. These creatures live mostly in the Western, and Northern parts of Fuhl, with fewer clans in the east, and virtually none in the south.

Description
Aragaul Gondahd, known as the beastly lords of war. These hulking nine foot tall humanoids sprout two black horns from the back of their heads. At a weight of 600 lb, they wear no armor, instead their favored weapon is an over-sized two-bladed axe. They are skilled with spears, being able to throw their own over-sized spears over two hundred feet, to impale a target. Pain only fuels the rage of these creatures, who live in communities of ten to forty. Once a clan reaches the number forty, it divides itself into two new clans. Each clan then elects a member to fight for the original clan-name. The victor's clan takes the new name, where the losers clan remains nameless for one year, before they name themselves. The sole purpose for females of their species is to reproduce. Once every two years, all the fertile females will get in a row, and the clan males, starting as soon as they are able, will have their way with them, until they are exhausted. This is a great festival. They're gestation periods reaching a little longer than humans at around 13 months. To be considered an adult of the clan, and thus, able to breed, each group of young males from that 2 year period must hunt the Feidhrun Tassadehl. Many die in the hunt, but those who succeed at bringing one back, gain the rights of adulthood. While, that is the common ritual, different creatures are hunted in different clans, depending on the region and what creatures are there to be hunted. These creatures live mostly in the Western, and Northern parts of Fuhl, with fewer clans in the east, and virtually none in the south.