Goblins were the last Fae species to enter the Material Realm during the second age, the Age of Growth. The alpines were their succor through the ages where they threw themselves in great numbers at the Dragons who claimed ownership over all. The armies of the Goblin clans compensate for their smaller size through sheer numbers and aggression in combat.

Ever since the first Goblin set foot in reality, they have feuded with the Draconic species.

Goblins have tribal societies that are more authoritative than the Orcs. Their clans are divided into two castes. The taller, yet less numerous Hobgoblins make decisions, and the smaller goblins obey.

The Goblins’ outward feral nature bely a deep desire to understand the world. Each clan has at least one lore master who collects and keeps all the clan’s knowledge of legends and religions. All of which, they believe, are different expressions of their god, the Great Flame. They accept all gods as different pieces of their god with the exception of any religion that claims Dragons as gods.

Gremlins are excluded from gGblin clans. Their small stature and destructive nature make them seen as useless by the other goblins. A normal goblin may be exiled, or ‘sent to the gremlins’ for endangering the clan.

Long faces with ears, jaws, and noses that come to harsh points pair with recessed beady eyes to make a monstrous visage. Green or muddy black skin wrinkles around mouths that open wide to reveal rows of sharp teeth.

Goblins range in size. From two and a half foot tall Gremlins to lithe Hobgoblins that can look humans in the eye.

Goblin names are often two syllables. Hobgoblin names trend toward three syllables. Though, there is no formal naming structure within goblin societies. Kuxsin, Spundle, Windo, Haxie, Norodo, Yinani

Goblin blood can cause eyes to be smaller and more recessed, green skin, or pointed ears.