Fire Giant Cannoneer

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Fire Giants

9,000 lbs

3130.51

216 / 216

120

Inventory Equipped:
Boots, Iron

150 32 gp | Equipment Size: Huge
Bracers, Iron

300 60 gp | Equipment Size: Huge
Greaves, Iron

150 8 gp | Equipment Size: Huge
Heavy Flame Cannon

4.05 10200 gp | Weapon Size: Huge
Helmet

160 gp | Equipment Size: Huge
Plate

78 3600 gp | Armor Size: Huge
Tower Shield

-77 120 gp | Armor Size: Huge

Inventory Unequipped:
30 Firearms Mortar Shell

10 gp

Natural Armor:
Natural Armor +2

32 0 gp

Natural Weapon(s):
Slam (10) (3d10)

357.56

Passive Abilities:
No Fingers Required

500 gp
Siege Monster

3500 gp
Equipment Size: Huge
Extra Weapon Damage - Fire (2d6)

9.36 1000 gp
Weapon Size: Huge
Armor Size: Huge
Knightly Presence

1500 gp

Abilities:
Fire Breath Weapon (15) (7d6)

Quick Abilities:
Shield Wall

24.5
Shoulder Throw

19.69
Solid Armament

120 1000 gp

Attack Abilities:
Fire Attack (2d6)

12.78 1600 gp
Palm Burst

100 gp
Iron Grip

11.51 500 gp

Free Abilities:
Fire Retalation (2d6)

12.09

Reaction Abilities:
Unshakable Defense

3000 gp

Opportunity Attack Abilities:
Counter Jab

1000 gp

At Will Spell(s):
Fire Bolt

20 0
Fireball

5.01 3

Innate Spell per Long Rest:
Wall of Fire

4

Monster Bits:
540 Animal Blood

0.1 gp
1800 Animal Bone

0.03 gp
1350 Animal Fat

0.5 gp
2700 Animal Meat

0.05 gp
810 Hard Skin

0.1 gp
2 Fire Giant Finger

50 gp

You watch as the Fire Giant Cannoneer lumbers forward, soot-blackened armor gleaming, cannon fused to its arm. Smoke coils from vents along its shoulders, and each step sends tremors through the cracked, scorched ground.

Fire Giant Cannoneers are master artillerymen, wielding massive shoulder-mounted cannons that launch molten shot. Clad in heat-tempered armor, they devastate fortifications and enemy ranks alike. Often found guarding volcanic strongholds or leading siege assaults, their precision and raw power make them feared assets on any battlefield.

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Fire Giants

Creature Sub Type

732.72

Fire Giants are master smiths, rivaling dwarves in craftsmanship. Their society is built around forges, with status earned through skill at metalwork. Leaders are chosen not by blood, but by forging legendary creations. Their halls echo with hammerfall, and their armor, tools, and weapons are both beautiful and brutally effective.

You see them past the molten gates—ash-streaked skin, hair like burnt wire, hands blackened from forgework. Their armor glows at the seams, etched with runes, each step ringing heavy on the stone floor.