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<blockquote data-quote="Wrathamon" data-source="post: 6318096" data-attributes="member: 7989">Why do lots of people want them to be green? That is not very D&amp;D ... more Warhammer/Warcraft. By not, i don't mean your D&amp;D,&nbsp; but the long history of published products.As I said before i have green goblins in my world. This is more curiosity as to why they should change the traditional look (branding) when you see a yellow/orange goblin you know its D&amp;D and not some other fantasy setting imo.I think artists started making them green, because either A they're use to seeing green goblins from WoW/Lotr and either took artistic license or didnt know any better, or WotC felt &quot;lets be inclusive to other types?&quot; and let the non-branded ones slip by.Same thing happens with Orcs. Bright Green orcs started cropping up all over the place. I also miss their pig snouts, ok maybe not</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wrathamon, post: 6318096, member: 7989"] Why do lots of people want them to be green? That is not very D&D ... more Warhammer/Warcraft. By not, i don't mean your D&D, but the long history of published products. As I said before i have green goblins in my world. This is more curiosity as to why they should change the traditional look (branding) when you see a yellow/orange goblin you know its D&D and not some other fantasy setting imo. I think artists started making them green, because either A they're use to seeing green goblins from WoW/Lotr and either took artistic license or didnt know any better, or WotC felt "lets be inclusive to other types?" and let the non-branded ones slip by. Same thing happens with Orcs. Bright Green orcs started cropping up all over the place. I also miss their pig snouts, ok maybe not [/QUOTE]

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