Hobgoblin
"The hobgoblins of Eroth present a fascinating study in the adaptability of a race. In Sarolt, they demonstrate a disciplined and structured approach to life, contributing significantly to the kingdom’s prosperity and safety. The hobgoblins of Jumok, on the other hand, offer a glimpse into a more untamed and primal aspect of their nature. Their growing presence in Atha’s gladiatorial arenas further highlights their versatility and the broad spectrum of roles they can fulfill in different societies."
Hobgoblins of Sarolt
The majority of the hobgoblin population in Eroth resides in the prosperous kingdom of Sarolt. In this region, hobgoblins have integrated significantly into the societal framework, serving pivotal roles in the maintenance of order and security.Roles and Responsibilities
- Security and Military Presence: Hobgoblins in Sarolt are primarily engaged in roles that leverage their natural martial prowess. They are commonly employed as guards, warriors, and bouncers, providing protection for merchants and traders. Their disciplined nature and tactical acumen make them ideal for these positions.
- Caravan Guards: Many are found in the employ of merchants traveling in caravans, offering their services to ensure the safe passage of goods across various territories.
- Army Composition: A significant portion of Sarolt’s army comprises hobgoblins, ready to defend the kingdom or engage in warfare if the need arises. They are often tasked with patrolling the borders and dealing with internal conflicts.
The Jumok Tribe
- Lifestyle: Contrasting sharply with their Saroltian counterparts, a small tribe of hobgoblins resides alongside the trolls in the region of Jumok. This group shuns the structured lifestyle of Sarolt, preferring a more raid-centric approach, taking what they want through force.
- Culture: Their culture is markedly different, focusing on raiding and survival through aggression, standing in stark contrast to the disciplined and orderly life of hobgoblins in Sarolt.
Hobgoblins in Atha
- Gladiators: Following the trend of the Half-Orcs, there has been an increase in the number of hobgoblin gladiators in the arenas of Atha. Their formidable combat skills and strategic thinking make them formidable contenders in these contests.
Excerpt from the Oakwise Compendium by Bramble Oakwise, providing a comprehensive overview of the hobgoblin population in Eroth, focusing on their roles in Sarolt, the unique lifestyle of the Jumok tribe, and their increasing presence in Atha.
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