If Goblin afterlife is always hell, wouldn't they be inclined towards becoming undead? Like a group of vampire goblins led by a Lich goblin. Anything to avoid their afterlife, right? Would make for an interesting dungeon at least.
Im currently having a giant goblin army swarming the land (the players could have totally avoided it, but they neglected the plot so uhhh, oops), so this video was right on time ^^
A piece of advice to DM’s making dungeons inhabited by monsters, specifically ones that have made the traps. Don’t put the traps in areas that the monsters will likely be very often. It doesn’t make a lot of sense for a small hallway to be trapped by something that goes through that hallway often. That only causes problems for the monster. This is its home, so it likely would want to be comfortable. The dungeon isn’t made for the party to be challenged by, it’s for the monsters to live in. The traps are only a line of defense.
"Everything is trapped".... I'm not sure I would want to trap everything where I live. One misstep and you kill your buddies and yourself. You'd want to trap certain places that people/goblins will remember. You'd also want to trap any treasure horde you have. Having "everything" trapped is a sure way to not have fun as a goblin or as a player. Players will become snails, treating every single location as though it was the tomb of horrors.
So goblins are pretty much the Vietcong of D&D
[ first episode Goblin Slayer PTSD intensifies ]
If Goblin afterlife is always hell, wouldn't they be inclined towards becoming undead? Like a group of vampire goblins led by a Lich goblin. Anything to avoid their afterlife, right? Would make for an interesting dungeon at least.
"Hey, you! You're finally awake. You tried to cross the goblin territory. Same as us, and that thief over there"
Im currently having a giant goblin army swarming the land (the players could have totally avoided it, but they neglected the plot so uhhh, oops), so this video was right on time ^^
The one member of the party that survives: I hate 'em! I hate GAWBLINS!
This video is the leaked script for the next season of Goblin Slayer.
"Harry potter and the goblet of goblins"
DND GOBLINS ARENT GREEN WHEN WILL PEOPLE UNDERSTAND
Hey Logan, if you draw over the unerasable pen or whatever with an erasable one it'll most likely come off.
>Very adept miners and crafters
"Using the power of statistical probably..."
"The Bree Yark tribe."
Imagine not seeing a trap
For real, made a conjuration and transmutation wizard. Entire session the party was complaining that I made a useless rp character.
So, basically, you're the guy they wrote the Goblins in Goblin Slayer after.
Goblin Slayer: Did someone say goblins!?!
A piece of advice to DM’s making dungeons inhabited by monsters, specifically ones that have made the traps. Don’t put the traps in areas that the monsters will likely be very often. It doesn’t make a lot of sense for a small hallway to be trapped by something that goes through that hallway often. That only causes problems for the monster. This is its home, so it likely would want to be comfortable. The dungeon isn’t made for the party to be challenged by, it’s for the monsters to live in. The traps are only a line of defense.
Completely unrelated but...
"Everything is trapped".... I'm not sure I would want to trap everything where I live. One misstep and you kill your buddies and yourself. You'd want to trap certain places that people/goblins will remember. You'd also want to trap any treasure horde you have. Having "everything" trapped is a sure way to not have fun as a goblin or as a player. Players will become snails, treating every single location as though it was the tomb of horrors.