Ruhan of the Fomori

On the far-flung plane of Ir, a race of giants wander the shredded valleys and hostile peaks of the world, keeping a constant vigil over the plane to defend it from outside invaders. Known as the Fomori, these giants ritualistically tattoo themselves after each battle, their skin telling a story of their achievements and victories. Unlike other races, the Fomori never stop growing, becoming larger as the grow stronger. One of the largest of all Fomori is an exile named Ruhan, who foregoes the Fomori dedication to defend Ir to instead wander his homeland, endlessly seeking the next war.   Fit for Survival In his childhood, Ruhan's clan never believed that he would survive to see adulthood. Ruhan could not see anything at all, having been born blind. Quiet and unassuming when he was younger, Ruhan spent his time listening to the world around him, learning to judge it by his other senses. When he disappeared from his clan one day, the others assumed he had gone to die. Instead, Ruhan had forsworn allegiance to his people, making his own way to seek the revered Fomori blademasters. Under their tutelage he learned the art of combat, his devastating strikes and keen sense for timing and positions turning him into a fierce warrior. After learning all he felt he could. Ruhan again disappeared, vanished in the middle of the night.   Master of War As years passed, Ruhan avoided any contact with other giants. But the Fomori slowly learned of Ruhan's fate, from stories told by travelers and traders, of a lone Fomori soldier seeking any battle he could. Ruhan sought war after war, wading in with a devastating greatclub, swining at every fighter until both sides were left in ruins. With nothing but his own club for support, Ruhan grew stronger, slowly coming to tower over most common Fomori. Eventually he would met other giants in battle, and slay them as easily as he took out armies of humans. After each battle, Ruhan marked himself with his own tattoos- concentric circles of red, green, and blue that showed no hint of ancestral design. Ruhan had proclaimed his independence from his people, and showed no intention of ever turning back.