90% of mine are painted either regular dark orange or dark reddish-orange. I figure this color works well for creatures that spend part of their lifes underground where red/orange is very hard to see in the dark.
Some are of a greenish gray color to represent freaks or cross-breeds.
I make small differentiations in my campaigns for goblins, hobgoblins and orcs. All three interbreed and produce offspring wo grow to be between 4 and 7 feet tall.
All of these critters are the result of centuries of breeding experiments and transmutation spells crafted by a certain league of wizards who sought to create a race for their empire to fear. The creatures everyone feared would unite the empire in a great war that (hopefully) would leave the League of Wizards in charge. They created many "alter" crossbreeds of men, elves, beasts and outsiders. After 300 years they kept three strains of creatures: goblins, orcs and hobgoblins. Then everything went to hell, and they lost the war. Who woulda guessed?
Some are of a greenish gray color to represent freaks or cross-breeds.
I make small differentiations in my campaigns for goblins, hobgoblins and orcs. All three interbreed and produce offspring wo grow to be between 4 and 7 feet tall.
All of these critters are the result of centuries of breeding experiments and transmutation spells crafted by a certain league of wizards who sought to create a race for their empire to fear. The creatures everyone feared would unite the empire in a great war that (hopefully) would leave the League of Wizards in charge. They created many "alter" crossbreeds of men, elves, beasts and outsiders. After 300 years they kept three strains of creatures: goblins, orcs and hobgoblins. Then everything went to hell, and they lost the war. Who woulda guessed?