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...at usually live underground. They have scaly, rust-brown skin and no hair. Kobolds generally lives in small groups which, due to their sensitivity to light, a

'''Kobolds''' are goblin-like creatures of German folklore that can be found either in Kobolds are related to the brownies and leprechauns. The most common version, Hinze

...war hammers as weapons. Gnomes like most dwarves, but war with goblins and kobolds who steal their precious gold.

'''Knockers''' are a variety of kobolds that live in mines in Welsh and Cornish folklore.

...cottish Trows, English Spriggans, Welsh Knockers, Cornish Knockers, German Kobolds and Wichtlein, the Irish Phooka and even Shakespeare's infamous Puck . ...ey indicate the presence of rich deposits of ore. Other believe that they (Kobolds and Wichtlein) just imitate the miners to fool them. As a death companion h

...ver seen again. Even though ''Wichtelmänner'' are akin to beings such as [[kobolds]], [[dwarf|dwarves]] and [[brownie|brownies]], the tale has been translated