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Goblins are fickle creatures, the smallest and most unique Orcish sub-race. They are smaller Orcs and their lack of size has allowed them to grow in mind. More cunning than their larger brethren they are usually the merchants, ambassadors and technological innovators of the Orcs. Goblins are not as good in combat compared to the other Orcs but can make good blacksmiths, especially when repairing broken items. Goblins usually range from five to six feet tall and have lean, sinewy frames. It was once thought that Goblins emerged as the children of Orcs and Elves, but this is no longer common. They are also often referred to as Gobbos. | Goblins are fickle creatures, the smallest and most unique Orcish sub-race. They are smaller Orcs and their lack of size has allowed them to grow in mind. More cunning than their larger brethren they are usually the merchants, ambassadors and technological innovators of the Orcs. Goblins are not as good in combat compared to the other Orcs but can make good blacksmiths, especially when repairing broken items. Goblins usually range from five to six feet tall and have lean, sinewy frames. It was once thought that Goblins emerged as the children of Orcs and Elves, but this is no longer common. They are also often referred to as Gobbos. | ||
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Goblins are fickle creatures, the smallest and most unique Orcish sub-race. They are smaller Orcs and their lack of size has allowed them to grow in mind. More cunning than their larger brethren they are usually the merchants, ambassadors and technological innovators of the Orcs. Goblins are not as good in combat compared to the other Orcs but can make good blacksmiths, especially when repairing broken items. Goblins usually range from five to six feet tall and have lean, sinewy frames. It was once thought that Goblins emerged as the children of Orcs and Elves, but this is no longer common. They are also often referred to as Gobbos.
