Hiatea (pronounced: /hiˈɑːtiə/ hee-AH-tee-uh[9] listen) was the giant goddess of nature, agriculture, hunting, females, and children. Her symbol was a flaming spear.[10] Hiatea's avatar appeared in the form of a tanned giantess, a lithe figure with long legs of varying heights.

Hiatea is a strong, confident, and proud goddess who is an exceptional huntswoman, as her sojourns in the Beastlands impress on all who dwell there. Her symbol derives from the great battle in which she slew the vast hydra she presented to her …

In many campaign settings for the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game, Hiatea (hee-AH-tee-uh) is the giant deity of nature, agriculture, hunting, females, and children. Her symbol is a flaming spear. Hiatea was first detailed in the book Monster …

Hiatea (hee-AH-tee-uh) is the daughter of Annam and sister to Stronmaus, Grolantor, Iallanis, Memnor, and Skoraeus. After she and her siblings developed an interest in the Jotunbrud, she claimed dominion over its hearths and fields, developing a strong influence over both agriculture and family life in the Jotunbrud society.

Hiatea (hee-AH-tee-uh) [2] is the giant goddess of Nature, Agriculture, Hunting, Females, and Children. Her symbol is a flaming spear. Hiatea takes the form of a tanned, lithe giantess with long legs, wearing leather armor and carrying a spear that flames on her command, a bow, and a quiver of arrows.

Hiatea was the mother of the demigod Grond Peaksmasher, whom she sent to be the patron of the firbolgs of the Moonshae Isles. Because of her patronage of the wood giants, Hiatea she has begun to develop real friendships with some of the elven deities, notably Solonor Thelandira, whom she often engages with in archery contests.

His sister, Hiatea, has a powerful mythological background. Annam always valued sons over daughters, and if he was able to divine that one of his consorts was bearing his child, he would use magic to ensure that its gender was male.

2014年1月10日 · Hiatea is one of the most powerful members of the giantish pantheon, having taken over Annam’s responsibilities with Stronmaus after their father withdrew from active leadership of the pantheon. She is a dual aspected deity, representing both community and wilderness, and has adopted the firbolg and voadkyn as her primary followers.

In many campaign settings for the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game, Hiatea (hee-AH-tee-uh) is the giant deity of nature, agriculture, hunting, females, and children. Her symbol is a flaming spear. Hiatea was first detailed in the book Monster …

This document is a dedicated deep-dive into the legends and lore of the greatest goddess among the giants. Hiatea is a heroic figure, a protective goddess who protects life with her fire, which both nurtures civilization and immolates monsters.