Hobgoblin

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Hobgoblins are a goblinoid species more similar in size to the average human.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Hobgoblins resemble stout, muscled humans, with bodies sparsely covered in coarse fur resembling human body hair with red-brown or gray skin and red or orange faces. Large males have blue or red noses, and may have beards and male-pattern baldness. Hobgoblin eyes are dark brown or yellowish, and their teeth tend to be yellow. They are lean but not overly tall, averaging five and a half feet in height and weighing around 200 pounds. Their muscles are designed more for agility than brute strength, and they have been described as having almost feline dexterity.

Leadboot Bradol

by Pavel Hristov

Bradol, a Male Hobgoblin Archer

Lifespan

less than a century

Average Height

5‒6 ft

Average Weight

150‒200 lbs

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Appearance

Skin Color

Orange to reddish-brown

Hair Color

Dark brown, dark gray, orange, red

Eye Color

Yellow to dark brown

Distinctions

Muscled, patches of fur, reddish skin