Goblix



Beast Name: Goblix

Approximate Size (l x w x h): 1'x2.5'x4.5'

Known Locations: Kageroth Mountains, Kageroth Prison, some mountain towns

Strengths & Weaknesses (if applicable): Like their cousins, the goblins, this is highly dependent on the goblix in question. Their variance in characteristics is similar to that of the human race, however, as a whole goblix are known for their quick wit. They are small of stature, though taller than the average goblin, and not remarkably strong. They do not run as quickly as the average person.

Weapons & Defenses (if applicable): Goblix vary from goblins in this area especially. They have differentiated themselves from goblins by their use of technology. Goblix associate much more freely and frequently with the human race. To be on the safe side it is best to assume that any weapon you use may also be used by Goblix. They are much more educated and mechanically inclined than their goblin kin, and have developed a few weapons of their own.

Observations (in biology or behavior):

Common Knowledge:

Goblix generally cooperate with humans so long as they do not feel insulted, and they profit from the relationship. If you would like to keep things civil in conversation, never make jokes about their stature. This can be a sore point with many Goblix. Never make them feel inferior in any way. It is well known that the average Goblix's IQ rivals or may even surpass that of the average human.

Unlike goblins, Goblix do not form "tribes", but villages or towns. They live in cities, hold jobs, have relationships, and raise their young much like humans.

"With an olive complexion that rivaled swamp water and mold, the Goblix were not known for their beauty. On the contrary, they were an under-mountain dwelling society that only came to the surface for the most basic of functions. Food and lumber. Unlike humans, the Goblix only needed to eat once a week, due to their digestive metabolisms, while utilizing a work-horse pace as well, making it ideal to be in mining holes for long periods of time." -Elijah Crow