Goliath characters

Goliaths are a scale problem: seven or eight feet of them, and a portrait crop hides exactly the thing that makes them goliaths. They split fairly evenly here between paladins, monks and barbarians. The tattoos are the other half of the design — dark geometric lines running jaw to knuckles — and they read better than height ever does in a close shot.

Within those three classes the look shifts a lot. Monks are mostly bald with mirrored tattoos and taped knuckles. Paladins keep their hair more often, long and braided with iron rings, in scuffed plate. Barbarians are the biggest, eight feet of granite skin with crimson, indigo or pale blue tattoos and animal hides. The race is split nearly evenly between men and women. A few bards fill out the rest, which is an unusual choice worth a look. If you are stuck, pick the tattoo colour first.