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{{Worldbuilders}} {{Infobox_character|affilliation=loyal to the dragon | {{Worldbuilders}} {{Infobox_character|affilliation=loyal to the dragon "Longfang"|name={{PAGENAME}}|image=Cheshire_Goblin.jpg|caption=A typical unarmored Cheshire Goblin|languages=goblin, Common}} | ||
'''{{PAGENAME}} '''are a variant [[goblin]] that were first seen in [[Isonhound]] in 825 [[PR]]. In 825 PR strange mutated goblins began appearing in and around the foothills of the | '''{{PAGENAME}} '''are a variant [[goblin]] that were first seen in [[Isonhound]] in 825 [[PR]]. In 825 PR strange mutated goblins began appearing in and around the foothills of the Northern Snowy Mountains. These goblins were discovered by scouts who were deployed by the Order of the Watchful Eye based in [[Gammelgard]]. The scouts had been sent into the mountains to determine if historical records, held by scholars of the order, accurately depicted the long forgotten entryways into the long great dwarven citadel under the mountains. | ||
Due to the presence of these goblins, adventurers were hired to continue the investigation of the entrances and clear them away from the area. A dwarf master alchemist in service to the order, | Due to the presence of these goblins, adventurers were hired to continue the investigation of the entrances and clear them away from the area. A dwarf master alchemist in service to the order, Falgrim Norest, was assigned the responsibility of deploying the adventuring groups and overseeing their reports upon their return. Falgrim also tasked the groups with returning goblin specimens if possible so that he might study them and determine their origin. | ||
Two groups returned from their adventures successfully. Not only had they found the entrances but they also recovered goblin remains that were dissectable. | Two groups returned from their adventures successfully. Not only had they found the entrances but they also recovered goblin remains that were dissectable. | ||
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It was determined that these goblins were not normally occurring creatures. Through Falgrin’s studies he recognized signs of alchemical modifications. Due to the unique nature of each alchemist’s techniques, Falgrim was able to determine a possible suspect in the creation of these modified goblins. The Order of the Watchful Eye, along with the city guard of Gammelgard issued a Writ of Detainment for one [[Horatio Cheshire]], a human alchemist. | It was determined that these goblins were not normally occurring creatures. Through Falgrin’s studies he recognized signs of alchemical modifications. Due to the unique nature of each alchemist’s techniques, Falgrim was able to determine a possible suspect in the creation of these modified goblins. The Order of the Watchful Eye, along with the city guard of Gammelgard issued a Writ of Detainment for one [[Horatio Cheshire]], a human alchemist. | ||
Due to the information that the adventurers had brought back, it had been determined that these creatures were created for a green dragon that goes by the name [[ | Due to the information that the adventurers had brought back, it had been determined that these creatures were created for a green dragon that goes by the name [[Long Fang]]. | ||
==Physical Appearance== | ==Physical Appearance== | ||
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Cheshire’s Goblins have distinctly different features from those of naturally occurring goblins. | Cheshire’s Goblins have distinctly different features from those of naturally occurring goblins. | ||
The most identifiable by far is the larger, oblong head. Additionally, three other aspects of their head that have been altered are their mouth, teeth and eyes. Their teeth have been significantly increased in size and sharpness. Poison glands have been grafted into their cheeks and jaw lines that secretes a toxin onto their teeth enhancing the damage of their bite. Their jaws have been expanded to accommodate these new teeth and glands as well as provide a shape that maximizes the effectiveness of their bites. Finally, their eyes are an unusual shade of red. The intent of this mutation is, as of 825 | The most identifiable by far is the larger, oblong head. Additionally, three other aspects of their head that have been altered are their mouth, teeth and eyes. Their teeth have been significantly increased in size and sharpness. Poison glands have been grafted into their cheeks and jaw lines that secretes a toxin onto their teeth enhancing the damage of their bite. Their jaws have been expanded to accommodate these new teeth and glands as well as provide a shape that maximizes the effectiveness of their bites. Finally, their eyes are an unusual shade of red. The intent of this mutation is, as of 825, unknown. | ||
Though the height of Cheshire’s Goblins are comparable to traditional goblins, overall physique is much more svelte. Musculature findings suggest the strength of these goblins to be, on average, comparable or better than the strength of a trained guardsmen. | Though the height of Cheshire’s Goblins are comparable to traditional goblins, overall physique is much more svelte. Musculature findings suggest the strength of these goblins to be, on average, comparable or better than the strength of a trained guardsmen. | ||
