THE HEAD OF THE DEMON GIANT CRAIGEHAN NORGISS
Only recently uncovered in an excavation of Trancliff Abbey in Welthdam Fell, this desiccated head is believed to be all that remains of the ancient demon, Craigehan Norgiss, who, as legend has it was killed in Druidic times deep in his haunt at the base of the fell by the three great Stone warriors. The monster’s body was burned to ashes, but it’s head hung for “twenty days and a year” over the gate of the city as a warning to evil of any sort until it disappeared at the time Trancliff Abbey was built.
Only recently uncovered in an excavation of Trancliff Abbey in Welthdam Fell, this desiccated head is believed to be all that remains of the ancient demon, Craigehan Norgiss, who, as legend has it was killed in Druidic times deep in his haunt at the base of the fell by the three great Stone warriors. The monster’s body was burned to ashes, but it’s head hung for “twenty days and a year” over the gate of the city as a warning to evil of any sort until it disappeared at the time Trancliff Abbey was built.
