Goblin Chieftain
A Goblin Chieftain is a fierce and intimidating figure, standing taller than most of their kin with a frame packed with muscle and battle scars. Armed with a jagged, oversized weapon and draped in trophies taken from defeated foes, the Chieftain commands with brutal authority. Their guttural bark orders goblins into formations and battle lines, a stark contrast to the usual chaotic swarm. Under their leadership, goblin raids become terrifyingly efficient, capable of overwhelming even seasoned warriors. When facing a Goblin Chieftain, it’s not just their strength that’s dangerous—it’s the hundreds of goblins ready to obey their every command.
Basic Information
Ecology and Habitats
Goblin Chieftains often lead their tribes from the heart of dense forests, craggy mountain passes, or hidden cave networks that provide natural defense. Their territory is usually marked by makeshift fortifications built from scavenged materials, crude wooden palisades, and filthy hovels that house their warriors. Chieftains prefer areas that are rich in resources but near enough to settlements or trade routes for regular raiding. They thrive in untamed, dangerous regions where larger civilizations are less likely to exert control.
Behaviour
The Goblin Chieftain is a step above the usual chaos of goblin society, managing to dominate through brute force, cunning, and fear. They rule with an iron fist, using their strength and a measure of low cunning to keep their often unruly tribe in line. Chieftains gain power from their tribe’s numbers, becoming stronger and more tactical as their tribe grows. While goblins are typically disorganized, under a Chieftain, they exhibit more discipline, executing coordinated ambushes, raids, and surprise attacks on nearby villages. The Chieftain’s primary concern is expanding their tribe's influence and power, often through violent conquest.
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