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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Son_of_Thunder" data-source="post: 252612" data-attributes="member: 258">Not a Goblin but a HobgoblinGrolar OlvenbaneMale Hobgoblin 7th level Fighter / 2nd level Blackguard;HD 7d10+7 + 2d10+2; hp 75; Init +3 (Improved Initiative, -1 Dex); Alignment LE;AC: 21; +3 chain mail armor, +2 large steel shield, -1 dex;Atk: +15/+10 melee (Dmg. 1d8+7/19-20 x2, +2 Spellstoring Morningstar Inflict Light Wounds);SA: detect good, poison use, dark blessing (cha bonus to saves), smite good (+2 atk, +2 dmg);Abilities: Str 16, Dex 8, Con 12, Int 10, Wis 14, Cha 14; Fort +11, Ref +6, Will +6;Skills and Feats: Hide +4, Intimidate +6, Knowledge (Religion) +2, Ride +3; power attack, cleave, sunder, weapon focus-morningstar, weapon specialization-morningstar, improved initiative, lightning reflexes, improved critical-morningstarLanguages: GoblinBlackguard Spells: 1st Level – Inflict Light Wounds(x2)Possessions: +3 Chain Mail Armor, +2 Large Steel Shield, +2 Spellstoring Morningstar with Inflict Light Wounds, (2) potion of Cure Moderate Wounds, (2) potion of Bull’s Strength, (2) potion of Endurance, Boots of Speed – Note, above AC does not include boots of speed.Personality: Grolar grew up in a mountainous region next to a large forest. In the forest dwelt a small group of elves. The tribe that Grolar grew up in would occasionally make raids into the forest to kill some elves. Normally hobgoblins can sneak pretty well, but not Grolar. Big, slow and about as quiet as a gnome steelworks Grolar simply liked to run up then bash the enemy with his morningstar. His chain mail armor and shield gleam like brand new; a minor enchantment keeps them so. Grolar didn’t even have to clean the blood off when he killed the elven paladin that wore the armor previous, happily the armor grew to fit his large frame. When Grolar killed the elf a minor devil appeared to congratulate the hobgoblin on his accomplishment. The imp also told Grolar how to go about getting his morningstar from the chieftain of Grolar’s tribe. Grolar doesn’t like missile weapons, they kill from a distance and that is stupid, what can be better than to gleefully bash ones enemy. Grolar likes to break opponents weapons first then break their skulls. Now Grolar rules the hobgoblin tribe with glee, raiding into the forest to kill some elves and having his harem.Son of Thunder</blockquote>

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