From Dofus

Locations

• Edge of the Treechnid Forest
• The Bwork Camp
• The Goblin Camp
• Gisgoul, the Devastated Village

Characteristics

Level	Stats			Resistance (%)							Base XP	Characteristics
10	70	7	4	0	0	0	4	0	5	7								0
11	75	7	4	0	0	0	6	0	7	9								0
12	80	7	4	0	0	0	8	0	9	11		<254						0
13	85	7	4	0	0	0	10	0	11	13								0
14	90	7	4	0	0	0	12	0	13	15								0

Spells

• Javelin
• Tricky Blow

Drops

Item Name	Prospecting Lock # players (Min observed PP)	Drop Rate (%) Normal (Archmonster)
Bear Paw	(100)	?
Gobelin Skin	(<210)	?
Shoemaker's Scroll	(100)	1  (2)

From EQ2i, the EverQuest II wiki

Race: Goblin

other resources Allakhazam's

They can vary widely in appearance, but these spindly creatures tend to run roughly four feet in height and are highly tribal in behavior. Greenish to yellow-brown in color, they are often clothed in tattered rags and can be extremely mean-spirited. Most will attack anyone, even each other. Their order of evil depends on their type. Several types and tribes of goblins exist. 

• For the Lore & Legend quest for this race, see Lore and Legend: Goblin.
  

From Final Fantasy Wiki

Artwork of the original Final Fantasy Goblin by Yoshitaka Amano

See also: Goblin (Summon)

Goblins (ゴブリン Goburin) are common enemies in the Final Fantasy series. They are among the first enemies that players were introduced to in the original Final Fantasy and have come to be a common sight through many subsequent games. The first English translations of the earlier games of the series (e.g. Final Fantasy IV) had them referred to as Imps, but in some of the games, Imps appear as entirely different creatures. Early translations also dubbed Devil as Goblin in Final Fantasy VI, but this creature has absolutely nothing in common with the traditional Goblin species.

Appearances

Final Fantasy

Main article: Goblin (Final Fantasy)

There are four classes of Goblins in the original Final Fantasy: Goblin, Goblin Guard, Black Goblin and Knocker. The last two types were added to the Dawn of Souls remake.

Final Fantasy II

Main article: Goblin (Final Fantasy II)

Final Fantasy III

Main article: Goblin (Final Fantasy III)

Final Fantasy IV

Main article: Goblin (Final Fantasy IV)

There are five classes of Goblins in Final Fantasy IV. In the original localization they were called Imps. Four other goblins exist: Domovoi, Goblin Captain, Li'l Murderer and Goblin Prince. Several of these enemies offer the Goblin item which teaches Rydia the Goblin summon.

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years

Main article: Goblin (The After Years)

The Goblin is an enemy, item and summon from Final Fantasy IV: The After Years. The Goblin possesses the Goblin item which can teach Rydia the Goblin summon.

• Goblin
• Domovoi
• Goblin Captain

Final Fantasy V

Main article: Goblin (Final Fantasy V)

Final Fantasy VI

Main article: Gobbledygook (Final Fantasy VI)

The Goblins don't appear in Final Fantasy VI. However, the Gobbledygook variant appears as a hunchback humanoid enemy.

There is also an enemy that is named Goblin in the SNES and PS versions, but was renamed to Devil in the Advance version.

Final Fantasy VII

Main article: Goblin (Final Fantasy VII)

The Goblins reside on Goblin Island in Final Fantasy VII.

Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-

Main article: Goblin (Before Crisis)

Final Fantasy IX

Main article: Goblin (Final Fantasy IX)

Final Fantasy XI

Main article: Goblin (Final Fantasy XI)

Goblins appear as one of the races of beastmen in Final Fantasy XI. They are described as nomadic creatures which also explains why Goblins can take on more diverse jobs than any other race of beastmen, eight in total.

Another type of Goblin in Final Fantasy XI is known as the Moblin. The difference between a Goblin and a Moblin is in the culture. Moblins are a stationary race and have a capital near Bastok called Newton Movalpolos which is actually built below their older city, suitably named Oldton Movalpolos.

Final Fantasy XII

Goblins don't appear in Final Fantasy XII, but the Baknamy, a similar looking race, could be considered as their replacements.

Final Fantasy XIII

Main article: Goblin (Final Fantasy XIII)

From Marvel Database

This is the Goblin disambiguation page. A = Appearances · I = Images · G = Gallery · F = Fan Art · Q = Quotes

Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)	Green Goblin (Harry Osborn)	Green Goblin (Bart Hamilton)	Green Goblin (Phil Urich)
Hobgoblin (Roderick Kingsley)	Hobgoblin (Ned Leeds)	Hobgoblin (Jason Philip Macendale), aka Jack O'Lantern	Hobgoblin, member of the Shi'ar Imperial Guard
Goblin Queen (Madelyne Pryor)	Goblin Prince (Alex Summers)	Goblin Princess (Meggan)	Goblyn
Gray Goblin, Gabriel Stacy	Golen Goblin, a future version of Phil Urich

From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape

Goblin

Release date	Unknown edit
Combat level	2, 5, 11, 13, 16, 25
Hitpoints	3,5,12,17
Slayer level	Level 1
Slayer XP	12
Members only?	No
Aggressive?	No
Poisonous?	No
Immune to poison?	No
Attack style	Melee
Max hit	1-3
Weakness	Slash or Magic
Always drops	Bones
Examine text	An ugly green creature OR These goblins have grown strong OR An ugly goblin... bleurgh!

A player transformed into a Goblin.

Goblins are generally weak monsters, useful for combat training at low combat levels. The goblins are green-skinned, hunch-backed, and with elongated ears and teeth. Goblins are very important to the game, as they appear in many quests.

Following the commandments of Bandos, whom they refer to as "Big High War God", most goblins try to follow his commandments to live an unthinking life of fighting, wars and bloodshed. They are simple minded, warlike and easily controlled, and they have been used as basic foot soldiers by many different entities throughout the game's history. The exception is the Dorgeshuun tribe, also known as the cave goblins, who are educated, civil and peace loving.

Historical background

Originally, the goblins were a gentle and moderately intelligent race of farmers living in Yu'biusk, a green and fertile place in an alternate dimension from Gielinor. However, Bandos arrived looking for soldiers to fight in his army in the God Wars, became the goblins' official deity, and sent them to fight for him in Gielinor. Later visitors to Yu'biusk have found the place to be dead and devastated and have blamed Bandos for this, although the actual events that occurred in Yu'biusk are not known for sure.

The goblins were gullible and followed Bandos to fight in his wars. Since the banishment of Bandos at the end of the God Wars and the dominance of humans, the influence and military might of goblins has lessened and over time the goblins (other than the cave goblins, who hid underground) became less and less intelligent, with few magical or technological abilities, other than forging weapons and armour. Nowadays most goblins live in peace and harmony with humans, but are still violent, rude and stupid, often having delusions of grandeur and that they are the "chosen race" of Bandos the "Big High War God".

Locations

Goblins can be found in various places, including:

• Lumbridge
• Goblin Village
• Port Sarim
• Around the Digsite
• Stronghold Of Security
• Underground Pass
• Goblin Cave
• Coal Trucks
• Holes in Myreque Hideout in Mort Myre
• God Wars Dungeon
• Cave near observatory
• Near the Dwarven coal mine North-West of Seers' Village
• In the classroom of Mr. Mordaut's Random event.
• East of Barbarian Village, south of Grand Exchange

Champions' Challenge

Goblins are one of the 'races' that have champions in the Champions' Challenge minigame. To fight the Goblin Champion, the player must kill goblins until one drops a Champion scroll, which is a very rare drop.

Defence level

We know the attack level of level 2 goblins which is 2. Having a defence level of 10 and wearing armour will prevent almost all damage. When a level 2 goblin hits the player there is one change out of three it will deal damage reqardless of the defence level, otherwise it will hit 0, as if it missed. This has been tested: the goblin hit roughly 22.5% of the time to 1 defence and no armour player (1 / 3 * (2 / (2 + 1)) = 2/9 = 22.2% which's about correct). For 2 defence player without armour it hit roughly 17.5% (1 / 3 * (2 / (2 + 2)) = 1/6 = 16.67%). For 3 defence player again without armour it did roughly 12% (1 / 3 * (2 / (2 + 3)) = 2/15 = 13.33%)

Drops

Note: The labels 'rare' and 'extremely rare' are very overused in this section. Most items are very common compared to a truly rare item such as a Shield left half. 'Rarity' also depend on which goblin is killed. For instance, level 2 goblins (around Lumbridge) are more prone to drop bronze bolts, cabbage and chef's hats,mind runes compared to the Goblin Village goblins (level 5).

100% drop

• Bones

Charms (members only)

Charm drop percentages

No Charm
88%	10%	0%	1%	0%

Represents 90% confidence range, based on a sample of 23,294 kills.
1 charm is dropped at once.
Please add to the log (only if fifty or more creatures killed)

Weapons and armour

• Bronze arrows (Common)
• Bronze bolts 8 (common)
• Bronze hatchet (extremely rare)
• Bronze javelin 5 (m) (very rare)
• Bronze kiteshield (extremely rare)
• Bronze Medium Helm (common)
• Bronze scimitar (rare)
• Bronze spear (m)
• Bronze square shield
• Bronze Full Helm (rare)
• Cape (red)
• Iron Arrows 3-6 (rare)
• Iron dagger (common)
• Iron full helm (rare)
• Iron Spear "(m)" (extremely rare)

Runes

• Air rune (rare)
• Blood Rune (rare)
• Body rune 7 (common)
• Chaos rune (rare)
• Earth rune 4 (common)
• Mind rune (rare)
• Nature rune (extremely rare)
• Water rune 6 (common)

Herbs (members only)

• Grimy avantoe (rare)
• Grimy dwarf weed (rare)
• Grimy guam (rare)
• Grimy irit (rare)
• Grimy lantadyme (rare)
• Grimy marrentill
• Grimy ranarr (rare)
• Grimy tarromin
• Grimy kwuarm (rare)
• Grimy Cadantine (uncommon)

Other items

• Air talisman (rare)
• Beer (Common)
• Brass necklace (rare)
• Bread dough (common; from lvl 2)
• Cabbage (common; from lvl 2)
• Champion scroll (m) (extremely rare)
• Chef's hat (common)
• Clue scroll Level 1 (m) (rare)
• Coins 5, 8, 9, 10, 15, 20 or 25 (common)
• Goblin mail (common; from lvl 2)
• Goblin skull (m) (after the first part of the Rag and Bone Man quest)
• Grapes 1 or 3 (common; from lvl 2)
• Green goblin mail (Dropped by green dressed Goblin village goblins)
• Goblin Book (m) (common, roughly one per 25 goblins killed.)
• Knife (rare)
• Mind talisman (rare)
• Red goblin mail (Dropped by red dressed Goblin village goblins)
• Ring mould (rare)
• Sapphire (rare)
• Tin ore (rare)

Note: (m) denotes Members' only

Notable Goblins

• General Wartface and General Bentnoze - Goblin generals prone to disagreeing with each other. Both are found in Goblin Village or the Land of Snow in the 2009 Christmas event.
• Grubfoot - A low ranking worker in Goblin Village.
• Mudknuckles - Inventor of fast food. Currently in Goblin Village.
• Wormbrain - A thief. Currently in Port Sarim prison.
• Mistag - Overseer of the Dorgeshuun Mines (members only).
• Kazgar - Shows players through the Dorgeshuun tunnels, allowing easy access to the mines and Dorgesh-Kaan (members only).
• Zanik - A Dorgeshuun adventurer who plays a pivotal role in the four quests Death To The Dorgeshuun, Another Slice of H.A.M, The Chosen Commander, and Land of the Goblins ,(Members only).
• Ur-Tag - The Dorgeshuun headman. Hangs out in the Dorgesh-Kaan council chamber in the northern upper level of the city.
• Sergeant Strongstack, Sergeant Steelwill, and Sergeant Grimspike - Three incredibly strong goblins who assist General Graardor in the God Wars Dungeon.
• Clothears
• Goblin high priests Snothead, Snailfeet, Mosschin, Redeyes and Strongbones.
• Hopespear - A Goblin prophet. He tells a story about goblin wars, Battle of Plain of Mud and his vision.
• Players become goblins after drinking goblin potion from the Land of the Goblins quest. This is a temporary transformation and will be reverted by fighting, entering a sunlit area or wearing unsuitable clothing for a goblin.

Goblin tribes

The goblins are often presented as siding with enemy gods and nations, however, many became allies with humans after the human hero Arrav united them. Despite this, Goblins still try to cause trouble to Human settlements when possible, although they are generally not a threat. The goblin tribes can follow any god, and whilst most still are friendly with humans or too weak to attack them, there are some which will always be loyal to Bandos, and kill humans freely. Some also follow Zamorak. It is believed that the tribe of Saragorgak was sold by Bandos to Saradomin, since in the book it is said they are "Footsoldiers of Holy Wrath" and also have the name Saragorgak.

Goblin language

Goblins have (or at least have had) a language of their own, though they do use the language of humans widely in the present day. Goblins seem to call them selves either shuun or huun, in which most of their tribes names end to.

Known words

• Arrav - a curse, battle-cry^[1]
• Dorges - Strong Spears
• Drogokis - Fierce Blades
• Ekeles - East
• Garagors - the Sea
• Horogothgar - Eaters of human flesh, (which is not cannibalism, as there are different species)
• Huun - Goblins, goblins of something
• Huzamogaarb - Live-Flesh Eaters of the Chaos God.
• Idit - South
• Naragos - West
• Rekes - North
• Saragorgak - Footsoldiers of the Holy Wrath
• Thorobs - Hills
• Yurkolgokh - The ones with flatulence, The Flatulent

Trivia

• Goblins are one of the few monsters that drop chef's hats.
• The goblins in Goblin Village sometimes attack each other, but are not aggressive towards players.
• Goblins are one of the oldest creatures in RuneScape, and are often a players first training creature.
• Prior to a graphical update some goblins were red.
• They are possibly a relative of the Ork race, and the Hobgoblin race may have arisen from crossbreeding of goblins and orks.
• The goblin in Unstable Foundations may be affected by a glitch which will cause it to not move to the bag, and proceed to "search" in midair.

See also

• Cave goblin
• Goblin guard
• Angry goblin
• Hobgoblin
• Ork
• Goblin Champion
• Goblin statue
• Revenant goblin
• Books:
  • Goblin book
  • Goblin symbol book

References

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Goblin

From TibiaWiki

This creature is in the Humanoids class. Goblin 50 Hit points 25 Experience points per kill Summon/Convince: 290/290 (Illusionable) Abilities: Melee (0-10), Small Stone (0-25). Pushable: ? Push Objects: ? Est. Max. Damage: 35 hp per turn Immune To: None. Strong To: Holy (-1%?), Energy (-20%) Neutral To: Physical, Fire, Ice, Drown, Life Drain Weak To: Death (+10%), Earth (+12%) Sounds: "Zig Zag! Gobo attack!"; "Me green, me mean!"; "Bugga! Bugga!"; "Help! Goblinkiller!"; "Me have him!". Behavior: Goblins retreat in red health, they can be pushed and don't move objects. Field Notes: Behaves like Trolls but throw Small Stones and provide better items. Location: Femor Hills, north east of Carlin, Edron Goblin Cave, Rookgaard (Premium Area), Maze of Lost Souls and Fenrock. Strategy: Be careful in Rookgaard, because they can hit hard! You can hunt them profitable from Level 6 with decent equipment. In Mainland they were usually hunted for Small Stones that is the Paladin's popular light training weapon. After update 8.5 small stones drop rate was drastically reduced, as a direct result, goblins are not a popular hunt anymore Loot: 0-9 gp, Dagger, Leather Helmet, Short Sword, Fish, Leather Armor, Bone Club, Small Axe, Bag, Moldy Cheese, Bone, 0-2 Small Stone (semi-rare). (Loot Statistics) See also: Creatures. Add historical information about this creature.

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From Yu-Gi-Oh!

"Goblin" redirects here. For the Monster World piece, see: Goblin (MW).

The Goblin are a series of monsters that all share the effect "If this card attacks, it is changed to Defense Position at the end of the Battle Phase. This card's battle position cannot be changed until the end of your next turn, except with a card effect". They all have 0 DEF with the exception of Goblin Elite Attack Force.

Play Style

Goblins have an enormous advantage in ATK. Because of this advantage, Goblins may be the strongest level 4 monsters. However, though the Goblins have several advantages in their original ATK, they have a drawback that makes a deck containing them somewhat hard to use. This drawback is that after Goblin monsters battle, they must change into face-up Defense Position. So, this Deck will be tricky to use in tournament play. To prevent this drawback, you can add copies of "Final Attack Orders". They will help you optimize the Goblins' strength. You can also use "Skill Drain" to prevent this effect while negating your opponent's card effects at the same time. You can also use "Zero Gravity" when most of your strong Goblins are in defense to switch them to attack. ("Zero Gravity" switches all monsters from their previous positions ex. defense to attack or attack to defense). These cards would also work well in a Spider deck.