In a great reply to my quickie humanoid post commenter 1d30 mentions that Northumbrian Tinsoldier carries a line of goblins in the vein of the muppets from Labyrinth. And he ain't kidding. Check out these great gobbos:
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In a great reply to my quickie humanoid post commenter 1d30 mentions that Northumbrian Tinsoldier carries a line of goblins in the vein of the muppets from Labyrinth. And he ain't kidding. Check out these great gobbos:
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If you are going to use all the standard D&D races, you need a quick handle on how each of them behave. If you can't makes these sorts of distinctions, they become blurred into different hit dice versions of Generic Foe. Here are my usual elevator-pitches for them:
Kobolds - like the Gremlins in the movies
Goblins - everything you hate about middle class existence
Orcs - blue collar working stiffs, part Homer Simpson, part Archie Bunker
Hobgoblins - the goddamn Nazis
Gnolls - evil frat boys variously chilling on spring break or rioting after their team wins the championship
Bugbears - sadistic cannibalistic Bigfoot
Ogres - Sweetums from the Muppet Show