...arves and will attack them on sight. Outside of the lair one in every four goblins will be riding a dire wolf. In the lair there is a goblin king with two to
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...ossbows and war hammers as weapons. Gnomes like most dwarves, but war with goblins and kobolds who steal their precious gold.
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Bugbears are giant hairy goblins. Despite their size and awkward walk, they move very quietly and attack wit
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Hobgoblins are related to goblins and are bigger and meaner. They live underground but often hunt outdoors. A
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...-playing game, a '''bugbear''' is a massive humanoid distantly related to goblins and [[Hobgoblin (Dungeons & Dragons)|hobgoblins]]. Named for the bugbear of
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...ently learned that "the statement that hobgoblins were 'a larger kind' (of goblins) is the reverse of the original truth". This mistaken reversal in size on T
*In the MMORPG ''RuneScape'', hobgoblins are an evolved form of goblins that are stronger and attack weak players. They commonly drop Limpwurt root
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...eatures are not described, Hobyahs appear to be humanoid beings, most like goblins. They always attack in groups, but are deathly afraid of dogs; the best way
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...ntry Pixies, although also regarded as the result of interbreeding between goblins and fairies.
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In modern usage, the word is usually used to mean goblins, hobgoblins and gnomes. Not all Finnish words for the little folk have an E
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According to Sikes in 'British Goblins', they have one outstanding characteristic, which is their dislike of teeto
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*Rose, Carol. (1996) ''Spirits, Fairies, Leprechauns, and Goblins - An Encyclopedia''. New York: Norton.
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Rose, Carol, ''Spirits, Fairies, Leprechauns, and Goblins'', 1996.
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...e term may also apply more broadly to all sort sort of fairy races (elves, goblins, pixies, brownies, leprechauns...).
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