Titans were a race of gigantic demons that inhabited the Demon Realm.
Biology[]
A full grown Titan is gargantuan is size, their bones a testament to their size that surpass the size of islands. They were furred canine-like humanoids, with horns and faces that resembled skulls. Some appeared to possess wings.
Titans were an immensely powerful race capable of magic that could bring life the world around them. Though mammalian in appearance, Titans reproduce by laying eggs. Maturation of their young took thousands of years and also their maturity took just as long.
Corpse of a Titan.
Titan magic was extremely potent, with even their deceased bodies to be soaked in such power. Their blood was blue and capable of opening portals to other worlds.
Background[]
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King Clawthorne, the last of his kind.
In the distant past, the Titans were the dominant race in a world in the Demon Realm. They were visited by a young member of another equally powerful race of gods known as the Collectors. Originally the Titans welcomed the Collector child, even allowing them to play with their young.
However the Titans found that they were under threat when several members of their young began disappearing along with the adults. Blame was cast on the Collector child who was trapped and exiled to the Space Between. The Titans were mistaken as the disappearance of their kin was actually the work of the older siblings of the Collector, the Archivists who had been covertly eliminating the Titans in fear of their power to nullify their magic.
The Archivists soon waged a war against the Titans seeking the total destruction of the species. In the end the Titans were wiped out in the war, their bodies littering the surface of the Boiling Seas of the Demon Realm.
Culture[]
Little is known about Titans and their culture, though according to the Titan Trappers they were monsters that were ravenous and regarded themselves as monarch. However this information is subjection to doubt given the cult worshipped a Collector who may have passed on their bias against the Titans.