Kobolds are small draconic creatures comparable to Goblins.
About[edit | edit source]
Kobolds belong in nests, usually containing hundreds of members. Kobolds reproduce quickly and house massive hatcheries in their underground or mountainside hideouts.
After hatching, Kobolds mature to adulthood after 1 year. Contrary to popular belief, Kobolds can actually live a very long time, up to 120 years in fact. Any kobold older then 100 years is granted the title of "Great Wyrm." But in practice, given their penchants for chaos, poor decision making, and for being the minions of greater powers, few kobolds ever live past the age of ten.
Tactics[edit | edit source]
Kobolds typically train large and dangerous creatures to serve as mounts and guard beasts, including but not limited to:
- Giant Scorpions
- Giant Centipedes
- Dire Weasels
- Giant Rats
Notable Tribes[edit | edit source]
The Hertak Kobolds[edit | edit source]
The Ixen Jonal[edit | edit source]
A tribe of green scaled Kobolds hailing from the green continent of Isonhound.
Thelryan Kobolds[edit | edit source]
A lineage of kobolds descending from the refugee Kobolds of the fallen city of Thelrya in Amusa. unlike most Quelmar Kobolds, they are much taller and stronger, looking similar to Dragonborn. The two known settlements of Thelryan Kobolds were Thinwhistle and Drakemire Hollow, both of which had been destroyed by 893 PR.
Emerald-Touched Kobolds[edit | edit source]
A number of Koblds with emerald psionic power worked under the mastery of Smargarg in 825 PR. They were tasked with setting fires all over the surface, as Smargarg was a master of the ancient psionic art of Fire Scrying, allowing him to watch events on the surface as long as a flame burned nearby.
The Kobolds of Mudburrow[edit | edit source]
A society of kobolds living in a sunken and ruined town on the southern coast of Osugbo.
The Kobolds of the Swikedom Kingdom[edit | edit source]
These kobolds live in a strict and authoritarian draconic society, living near the bottom of the kingdom's caste system as servants and thralls.
