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<blockquote data-quote="Oofta" data-source="post: 7301101" data-attributes="member: 6801845">Do a combination of things.&nbsp; Kobolds are trap makers, and also quite willing to sacrifice numbers to overcome their foes.If you have Volo's Guide, take a look at the Inventor for ideas more than just collapsing tunnels and simple traps.&nbsp; A lair of kobolds that know invaders are there should use hit-and-run tactics but not be afraid of simply throwing mobs (using the mob template someone else mentioned) at times but then falling back and harassing them with green slime pots and thrown wasp nests.&nbsp; Don't allow them any rest or downtime, if they try to stop for a rest a small hole opens up and a PO'ed skunk is thrown in the room and so on.First goal should be to kill the group (even if it means losses) if the group can't be killed then they should drive them out.&nbsp; Barring that they just run away to plot their revenge.Of course you could always surprise the group with a level-appropriate dragon that they worship as (or were raising to be) a god.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oofta, post: 7301101, member: 6801845"] Do a combination of things. Kobolds are trap makers, and also quite willing to sacrifice numbers to overcome their foes. If you have Volo's Guide, take a look at the Inventor for ideas more than just collapsing tunnels and simple traps. A lair of kobolds that know invaders are there should use hit-and-run tactics but not be afraid of simply throwing mobs (using the mob template someone else mentioned) at times but then falling back and harassing them with green slime pots and thrown wasp nests. Don't allow them any rest or downtime, if they try to stop for a rest a small hole opens up and a PO'ed skunk is thrown in the room and so on. First goal should be to kill the group (even if it means losses) if the group can't be killed then they should drive them out. Barring that they just run away to plot their revenge. Of course you could always surprise the group with a level-appropriate dragon that they worship as (or were raising to be) a god. [/QUOTE]

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