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| − | [[File:Creature_chaos_goblins.png|thumb|288px|A | + | [[File:Creature_chaos_goblins.png|thumb|288px|A hobgoblin archer.]]Hobgoblins are one of the [[Chaos Races|choas races]]. They are the [[Jotunn|Jotnar's ]] twisted attempt to mimic [[Elves|elves]]. |
==Appearance== | ==Appearance== | ||
| − | Taller than [[goblins]], the spindly yet strong hobgoblins are about the height of a man or elf, though they stand hunched and thus appear shorter. Their | + | Taller than [[goblins]], the spindly yet strong hobgoblins are about the height of a man or elf, though they stand hunched and thus appear shorter. Their ears are exceptionally long and pointed. Occasionally, so are their noses. They are generally hairless. Their skin comes in more variety than many other Chaos races, ranging in hues of green, red, or yellow, though most are grey-green. |
==Culture== | ==Culture== | ||
| − | + | Hobgoblins prefer to dwell in the shadows of a forest or in caverns. Like goblins, they are quick and agile and are exceptional climbers. They are said to be clever craftsmen when it comes to traps. | |
[[Category:Monsters]][[Category:Chaos Races]] | [[Category:Monsters]][[Category:Chaos Races]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:16, 8 October 2022
Hobgoblins are one of the choas races. They are the Jotnar's twisted attempt to mimic elves.
Appearance
Taller than goblins, the spindly yet strong hobgoblins are about the height of a man or elf, though they stand hunched and thus appear shorter. Their ears are exceptionally long and pointed. Occasionally, so are their noses. They are generally hairless. Their skin comes in more variety than many other Chaos races, ranging in hues of green, red, or yellow, though most are grey-green.
Culture
Hobgoblins prefer to dwell in the shadows of a forest or in caverns. Like goblins, they are quick and agile and are exceptional climbers. They are said to be clever craftsmen when it comes to traps.
