Goblin race

Goblins were introduced to the game with the Masterminds of Sharn expansion pack

Overview

Goblins are monsters of the Goblinoid type.

Description

Goblins are the weakest members of the goblinoid race, overshadowed by their hobgoblin and bugbear "cousins." While not the smartest, strongest, or hardiest of the goblinoids, they are the most agile, even when compared to the unusually dexterous bugbears. While not often shown in DDO (with the exception of The Hobgoblin Horde), goblins near other goblinoids are often bound to be working under their more powerful brethren.

Goblins are the smallest of the goblinoid family and the most short-lived. They stand at less than 4 feet tall on average, and live for up to 60 years, though only rarely at that.

Trivia: despite being the weakest of the goblinoids, they were the last to be added into DDO.

Combat

Like most humanoids, goblins can vary in their Class. Typically, they stick to more rougish attacks: smallblades and crossbows with an uncommon mix of poisons. Occasionally, a goblin may be become a spellcaster, though these are much more uncommonly seen when compared to the amount of casters within the ranks of their more powerful hobgoblin brethren.

Creature Entries (33)

• Daask Archer
• Daask Mage (Goblin)
• Daask Poison-slinger
• Daask Rogue
• Daask Shaman (Goblin)
• Daask Sharpshooter
• Daask Trapper
• Delinquent (Goblin)
• Fire Cultist (Goblin)
• Flunky
• Goblin Archer
• Goblin Hooligan
• Goblin Hunter
• Goblin Rabble
• Goblin Raider
• Goblin Rogue
• Goblin Shaman
• Goblin Small Boss
• Goblin Sneak
• Goblin Stabber
• Goblin Wolf Rider
• Gristle
• Irk
• Irk Bord
• Lemmie the Slicer
• Miscreant
• Nightmarish Fighter
• Overconfident Goblin
• Saltmarsh Goblin
• Saltmarsh Goblin Shaman
• Thug (Goblin)
• Vagabond
• Wraithcaller Worshipper