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Many a goblin child has been hushed quiet by the tales of the dwarven stranglers that creep into the rooms of bad little goblin boys and girls. | Many a goblin child has been hushed quiet by the tales of the dwarven stranglers that creep into the rooms of bad little goblin boys and girls. | ||
| − | You cannot play as a goblin in adventure mode (unless you mod it in). Goblins live in "dark fortresses" and will attack | + | You cannot play as a goblin in adventure mode (unless you mod it in). Goblins live in "dark fortresses" and will attack dwarven adventurers and companions on sight. They function as any other settlement to non-dwarves, though there's rarely any trade, quests can be obtained from the leader, and their churches can be joined by adventurers. Goblins are a good source of combat experience and equipment, with quality on par with dwarven settlements. If you're not experienced though, just one goblin soldier is enough to kill you. |
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