Pathfinder 1E Pathfinder's Goblins

[Alzrius]

I really like the new look for the goblins in Pathfinder. Kinda like evil versions of Gren Razortooth.

 

[rich pett]

We've seen the second cover already:

Am I, perhaps, correct in guessing that these are ghouls, with long tongues for licking marrow out of cracked-open bones?

Damn - rumbled! Those would appear to be the very fellows

 

[rich pett]

And I must admit that it is one very fine piece of artwork. Stunning in fact.

 

[Reaper Steve]

If this is any indication of how the remakes are going to go, I'm really psyched.

? What remakes? Please enlighten me...I'm just getting back into this and the idea of remakes sounds good.
Thanks,
Steve

 

[mmadsen]

That's actually very close to the feel of the goblins I've been using for a long time, though I'm gonna have to use the "horse/dog-hate" bit, that's just classic.

Yeah, it's almost exactly the feel I've been using for goblins -- especially the dog-hate bit.

I haven't described them as looking like Stitch though. Or singing silly songs.

 

[deClench]

Here's hoping for this type of re-design for all of the MM/OGL monsters!

 

[Drowbane]

I am starting up AoW pretty soon (April 30th)... and now that campaign is one TPK away from becoming a Pathfinder: Burnt Offerings campaign instead.

 

[RichGreen]

Hi,

Those goblins are brilliant. The second cover's not bad either! Here's hoping the text inside lives up to the artwork.

Cheers


Richard

 

[Simplicity]

Paizo cranks out their blog for Pathfinder right after the announcement. Wizards tells us that we'll really enjoy what they have coming... But doesn't share squat. Well played, Paizo.

Now I look forward to Pathfinder even more, and I'll be on the edge of my seat for new blog updates.

 

[Prophet2b]

Repeating what others have said: wow, those were really, really awesome. If Paizo is going to generally "update" and "redo" a bunch of classic monsters like this, then I just might have to get a subscription to Pathfinder (I've only ever gotten a subscription to one magazine in my life - not a big magazine person)! As much as I like D&D, the monsters have always bothered me. I read ancient Greek, Roman, Norse, British, European etc. literature and mythology a lot when I was younger, and the MM monsters just never did it for me.

But this? This was incredible... For the first time, I feel like I'm looking at a game that actually draws on everything I used to read and love.