| Kruntharth | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Race | Sea Giant | Gender | Male |
| Died | 2E 563 Solitude |
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| Resided in | Sea of Ghosts | ||
Kruntharth was a notorious Sea Giant pirate and leader of the raiders. Leading an armada of ships, Kruntharth subjected Solitude to a harrowing siege until High King Svargrim valiantly confronted and defeated the fearsome Sea Giant, ending his reign of terror and bringing relief to the people of Western Skyrim.[1][2]
HistoryEdit
In the early years of High King Svargrim's reign, approximately around 2E 563, Kruntharth, the fearsome Sea Giant orchestrated an armada's invasion upon the shores of Western Skyrim, instigating a relentless siege on the walls of Solitude. Unfazed by the impending threat to their prosperous kingdom, High King Svargrim, the Wolf of Solitude, rallied his bravest warriors and assembled a fleet to confront the Sea Giant marauders. Accounts describe a legendary confrontation wherein Svargrim himself confronted Kruntharth atop the towering mast, as the colossal warrior demanded tribute and submission of Svargrim's people. Undeterred, High King Svargrim leaped from the crow's nest, engaging Kruntharth in a ferocious battle and ultimately slaying the Sea Giant by tearing his throat open. The valiant act of their leader inspired Svargrim's soldiers, who followed suit by boarding Kruntharth's floating fortress and vanquishing the remaining giants, casting them into the depths of the sea.[1][2][UOL 1]
See AlsoEdit
BooksEdit
- Meet the Character - High King Svargrim by Pjetr the Skald, of the Bards College — A biography about the Wolf of Solitude
- The Wolf of Solitude by Pjetr the Skald, of the Bards College — A biography of High King Svargrim
ReferencesEdit
- ^ a b Meet the Character - High King Svargrim — Pjetr the Skald, of the Bards College
- ^ a b The Wolf of Solitude — Pjetr the Skald, of the Bards College
Note: The following references are considered to be unofficial sources. They are included to round off this article and may not be authoritative or conclusive.