Brundak

Brundak (Capital)
Pop. 3 500.

A city of giants, literally. Mostly Hill giants. It is well known that the giants of Brundak can be hired as mercenaries for a variety of military endeavours. They don't come cheap however, as they are governed by intelligent and methodical rulers.

The surface of Brundak consists of a central ziggurat, and sprawling camps of hill giants expanding concentrically from there. The camps are self-organized by individual mercenary groups who will erect stone pillars, wooden poles and stretch animal leathers across them 50 feet in the air. Giant-sized cauldrons of goat and potato stew are common sights.

The interior of the ziggurat is cavernous. A connecting tunnel links the surface to a deep underground complex, home of enigmatic stone giants.

Maraga
A city ruled by Brundak, and the gateway into their kingdom. The notable features are its port, and salt mine which had to be closed when a hag moved it.

Hakka Highlands
The Hakka Highlands are sun bleached hills patrolled by the giants of Brundak. A giant-sized highway provides safe east-to-west passage compared to the Yakatoom Mountains, but permission from the giants is required for this privilege.