Lorelumping...
Lorelumping...
Also known as: Goblins, little green things, little green men, goblin, Could Goblins, Can Goblins, the ragged Goblin, Small Goblin, little green things with red eyes and mouths full of teeth, green-skinned monsters, Stupid Goblins, Just Goblins, little bastards, Underwater Goblins, Underwater Goblin
Small green humanoids with red eyes and sharp teeth that chased and slashed at Erin.
Described as looking like strange, twisted versions of Human children with sharp noses and sharp teeth. Possess crimson eyes with pupils that can express very Human-like fear, sadness, and hatred.
Erin remembers being chased through the hills by small, sharp-toothed green creatures that slashed at her legs, identifying them as likely being Goblins.
Erin remembers them as strange, deformed children with sharp teeth and knives that attacked her the previous day.
A hunting party of this species spots Erin and chases her to the inn. Despite outnumbering her, they are beaten back by her desperate defense and ultimately flee.
Erin remembers fighting them, recalls their shark teeth, and realizes they eat the blue fruits.
Mentioned generally as a threat by Erin, and identified as the species of the creatures waiting outside and the one that sneaks inside.
Erin assumes they are still a threat, and the guards mention seeing them creeping around the area.
Erin recounts being chased by them, and Relc confirms that unlike typical animals, Goblins are capable of leveling.
A foraging party of six steals Erin's basket and water from the stream, demonstrating both tool use and class skills.
Referenced via Erin's thoughts about the little Goblin who helped her identify safe food.
Three green-skinned Goblins stalk Erin from a distance as she walks to the city, fleeing only when she throws a rock at them.
The species of the tribe living in the cave, members of which attempt to ambush Erin for food.
Members of this species feature heavily as corpses, the vengeful Chieftain, and a silent watching tribe.
Four starving goblins wait outside the inn, eventually enter to eat the pasta Erin cooks, and attempt to offer her silver coins in return.
Erin briefly suspects a Goblin might have left the money on her table before reading Klbkch's note.
Prompted by guilt over killing the Chieftain, Erin writes a sign declaring 'No Killing Goblins', shifting her view of them from mere monsters to living beings.
A tribe of short, demonic Goblins chases Ryoka through the tall grass before she easily outruns them.
A group of these monsters ambushed Ryoka in the tall grass near Celum, prompting her to warn the guild.
Discussed by Selys as a dangerous monster species capable of leveling, requiring population control before they become a larger threat.
A tribe of Goblins successfully swarm and kill a giant Rock Crab using overwhelming numbers. Later, they are discussed by Klbkch and Relc as capable of forming massive, apocalyptic armies.
A group of nine Goblins eat at the inn, fearful of the other patrons but cooperative enough to wash their hands and enjoy the food.
A violent mob of forty Goblins swarms the Wandering Inn, nearly killing Erin and successfully taking down Klbkch and a Worker before being routed.
The monsters that killed Klbkch, causing outrage from the Queen who views them as weak.
The surviving Goblins are noted as being present, while the corpses of their kin are mentioned as being buried nearby.
A small group of Goblins visits the inn regularly, adhering to Erin's washing policy and paying with dirty coins.
A mob of Goblins ambushes Ryoka on the plains, forcing her to use martial arts to fight them off before wolves arrive.
Rags and her tribe visit the inn; they are noted for being about four feet tall and relying on mob tactics.
Rags and eight Goblins eat peacefully at the inn until a group of human adventurers arrives and threatens them.
Persua attempts to intimidate Ryoka by bragging that Arnel has slain countless Goblins in his career as an adventurer.
Erin notes that Goblins might be the only ones willing to eat the mess of unshelled fish in her kitchen.
Cervial notes that clearing out typical Goblin tribes is not profitable enough for Silver-rank teams.
Goblins visit the inn with Rags to play chess but are forced to flee when the adventurers unexpectedly attack them.
Various groups of goblins are seen fighting one another in tribal warfare and later cooperatively attempting to herd and ambush Ryoka.
Rags' nature as a Goblin allows her to camouflage in the grass, and her garbled Goblin language is perfectly understood by the undead Toren.
A vast swarm of goblins unexpectedly arrives, utilizing cowardly but effective tactics like acid and sheer weight of numbers to kill Skinner.
Goblins scavenge the dead Gnolls and later feast on Skinner's corpse as they celebrate their victory.
No notable quotes found yet.