Category:Goblins: Difference between revisions
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|[[Blifnix Oilycheeks]] | |[[Blifnix Oilycheeks]] | ||
|Spawn at G-7 on the second map on the west edge | |Spawn at G-7 on the second map on the west edge | ||
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|[[Amanokakoyumi]]<br>[[Goblin Cracker]]<br>[[Iron Letterbox]] | |[[Amanokakoyumi]]<br>[[Goblin Cracker]]<br>[[Iron Letterbox]] | ||
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|[[Bloodthirster Madkix]] | |[[Bloodthirster Madkix]] | ||
|[[Lottery Spawn]] from [[Goblin Mercenary|Goblin Mercenaries]] around (M-8) - (M-9) every 2-8 hours | |[[Lottery Spawn]] from [[Goblin Mercenary|Goblin Mercenaries]] around (M-8) - (M-9) every 2-8 hours | ||
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|[[Acha d'Armas]] | |[[Acha d'Armas]] | ||
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|[[Burlibix Brawnback]] | |[[Burlibix Brawnback]] | ||
| [[Lottery Spawn]] from [[Goblin Blastmaster|Goblin Blastmasters]] pops H-5/H-4 | | [[Lottery Spawn]] from [[Goblin Blastmaster|Goblin Blastmasters]] pops H-5/H-4 | ||
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|[[Sortie Ring]] | |[[Sortie Ring]] | ||
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|[[Foreseer Oramix]] | |[[Foreseer Oramix]] | ||
|[[Lottery Spawn]] from the [[Goblin Alchemist]]s around (G-9) | |[[Lottery Spawn]] from the [[Goblin Alchemist]]s around (G-9) | ||
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|[[Power Staff]] | |[[Power Staff]] | ||
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|[[Goblin Archaeologist]] | |[[Goblin Archaeologist]] | ||
|[[Forced Spawn]] by trading any non-EX item to the [[???]] near a teleport crag until it pops | |[[Forced Spawn]] by trading any non-EX item to the [[???]] near a teleport crag until it pops | ||
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|[[Gold Beastcoin]] | |[[Gold Beastcoin]] | ||
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|[[Goblin Collector]] | |[[Goblin Collector]] | ||
|[[Forced Spawn]] by trading a [[Premium Bag]] to the [[???]] at (J-7) | |[[Forced Spawn]] by trading a [[Premium Bag]] to the [[???]] at (J-7) | ||
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|[[Newton Movalpolos]] | |[[Newton Movalpolos]] | ||
|[[Barbarian Mittens]] | |[[Barbarian Mittens]] | ||
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|[[Goblin Wolfman]] | |[[Goblin Wolfman]] | ||
|[[Forced Spawn]] by trading [[Goblin Drink]] to the Scrawled Writing | |[[Forced Spawn]] by trading [[Goblin Drink]] to the Scrawled Writing | ||
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|[[Parade Gorget]] | |[[Parade Gorget]] | ||
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|[[Goblinsavior Heronox]] | |[[Goblinsavior Heronox]]{{verification}} | ||
|[[Lottery Spawn]] from the various Goblins around (J-9) on the first map | |[[Lottery Spawn]] from the various Goblins around (J-9) on the first map | ||
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|[[Gustav Tunnel]] | |[[Gustav Tunnel]] | ||
|[[Eisentaenzer]] | |[[Eisentaenzer]]{{verification}} | ||
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|[[Legalox Heftyhind]] | |[[Legalox Heftyhind]] | ||
|[[Timed Spawn]] around I-7 in map 2. | |[[Timed Spawn]] around I-7 in map 2. | ||
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|[[Hefty Oak Lumber]] | |[[Hefty Oak Lumber]] | ||
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|[[Mysticmaker Profblix]] | |[[Mysticmaker Profblix]] | ||
|[[Timed Spawn]] around (I-9) - (J-9) every | |[[Timed Spawn]] around (I-9) - (J-9) every 2 - 2.5 hours | ||
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|[[Labyrinth of Onzozo]] | |[[Labyrinth of Onzozo]] | ||
|[[Moldavite Earring]] | |[[Moldavite Earring]] | ||
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|[[Slendlix Spindlethumb]] | |[[Slendlix Spindlethumb]] | ||
|[[Lottery Spawn]] from the [[Goblin Leecher]]s around D-11 on map 2. | |[[Lottery Spawn]] from the [[Goblin Leecher]]s around D-11 on map 2. | ||
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|[[Circe's Hat]] | |[[Circe's Hat]] | ||
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|[[Soulstealer Skullnix]] | |[[Soulstealer Skullnix]] | ||
|[[Lottery Spawn]] from the [[Goblin Bandit]] around (H-4) | |[[Lottery Spawn]] from the [[Goblin Bandit]] around (H-4) | ||
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|[[Kard]] | |[[Kard]] | ||
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|[[Swashstox Beadblinker]] | |[[Swashstox Beadblinker]] | ||
|[[Lottery Spawn]] from the [[Goblin Swordsman]] around (I-9) | |[[Lottery Spawn]] from the [[Goblin Swordsman]] around (I-9) | ||
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|[[Newton Movalpolos]] | |[[Newton Movalpolos]] | ||
|[[Darksteel Codpiece]]<br>[[Pachamac's Collar]] | |[[Darksteel Codpiece]]<br>[[Pachamac's Collar]] | ||
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|[[Wyvernpoacher Drachlox]] | |[[Wyvernpoacher Drachlox]] | ||
|[[Lottery Spawn]] of the Goblins around (H-9) on the second map | |[[Lottery Spawn]] of the Goblins around (H-9) on the second map | ||
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'''Quest NMs:''' [[Climbpix Highrise]], [[Doglix Muttsnout]], [[Gambilox Wanderling]], [[Goblin Poisoner]], [[Goblin Preceptor]], [[Goblin Scrounger]], [[Moxnix Nightgoggle]], [[Picklix Longindex]], [[Stabnix Skewerfinger]] | '''Quest NMs:''' [[Climbpix Highrise]] ([[As Thick as Thieves]]), [[Doglix Muttsnout]] ([[The Talekeeper's Gift]]), [[Gambilox Wanderling]] ([[As Thick as Thieves]]),<span class="wotg"> [[Goblin Poisoner]] ([[In a Haze of Glory]]),</span> [[Goblin Preceptor]] ([[A Generous General?]]),<span class="wotg"> [[Goblin Scrounger]] ([[Sins of the Mothers]]),</span> [[Moxnix Nightgoggle]] ([[The Talekeeper's Gift]]), [[Picklix Longindex]] ([[The Talekeeper's Gift]])<span class="wotg">, [[Stabnix Skewerfinger]] ([[Succor to the Sidhe]])</span> | ||
'''Mission NMs:''' [[Chuglix Berrypaws]], [[Dribblix Greasemaw]], [[Goblin Picaroon]], [[Goblin Reaver]], [[Seed Goblin]], [[Vegnix Greenthumb]] | '''Mission NMs:''' [[Chuglix Berrypaws]], [[Dribblix Greasemaw]], [[Goblin Picaroon]], [[Goblin Reaver]], [[Seed Goblin]], [[Vegnix Greenthumb]] | ||
'''Dynamis NMs:''' [[Anvilix Sootwrists]], [[Ascetox Ratgums]], [[Bandrix Rockjaw]], [[Blazox Boneybod]], [[Bootrix Jaggedelbow]], [[Bordox Kittyback]], [[Brewnix Bittypupils]], [[Buffrix Eargone]], [[Cloktix Longnail]], [[Distilix Stickytoes]], [[Draklix Scalecrust]], [[Droprix Granitepalms]], [[Elixmix Hooknose]], [[Eremix Snottynostril]], [[Gabblox Magpietongue]], [[Gibberox Pimplebeak]], [[Gosspix Blabberlips]], [[Hermitrix Toothrot]], [[Humnox Drumbelly]], [[Jabbrox Grannyguise]], [[Jabkix Pigeonpecs]], [[Karashix Swollenskull]], [[Kikklix Longlegs]], [[Lurklox Dhalmelneck]], [[Mobpix Mucousmouth]], [[Moltenox Stubthumbs]], [[Morblox Chubbychin]], [[Morgmox Moldnoggin]], [[Mortilox Wartpaws]], [[Prowlox Barrelbelly]], [[Routsix Rubbertendon]], [[Ruffbix Jumbolobes]], [[Rutrix Hamgams]], [[Scruffix Shaggychest]], [[Shamblix Rottenheart]], [[Shisox Widebrow]], [[Slinkix Trufflesniff]], [[Slystix Megapeepers]], [[Smeltix Thickhide]], [[Snypestix Eaglebeak]], [[Sparkspox Sweatbrow]], [[Swypestix Tigershins]], [[Ticktox Beadyeyes]], [[Tocktix Thinlids]], [[Trailblix Goatmug]], [[Tufflix Loglimbs]], [[Vanguard Alchemist]], [[Vanguard Ambusher]], [[Vanguard Armorer]], [[Vanguard Dragontamer]], [[Vanguard Enchanter]], [[Vanguard Hitman]], [[Vanguard Maestro]], [[Vanguard Necromancer]], [[Vanguard Pathfinder]], [[Vanguard Pitfighter]], [[Vanguard Ronin]], [[Vanguard Shaman]], [[Vanguard Smithy]], [[Vanguard Tinkerer]], [[Vanguard Welldigger]], [[Wasabix Callusdigit]], [[Whistrix Toadthroat]], [[Woodnix Shrillwhistle]], [[Wyrmwix Snakespecs]] | '''Dynamis NMs:''' [[Anvilix Sootwrists]], [[Ascetox Ratgums]], [[Bandrix Rockjaw]], [[Blazox Boneybod]], [[Bootrix Jaggedelbow]], [[Bordox Kittyback]], [[Brewnix Bittypupils]], [[Buffrix Eargone]], [[Cloktix Longnail]], [[Distilix Stickytoes]], [[Draklix Scalecrust]], [[Droprix Granitepalms]], [[Elixmix Hooknose]], [[Eremix Snottynostril]], [[Gabblox Magpietongue]], [[Gibberox Pimplebeak]], [[Gosspix Blabberlips]], [[Hermitrix Toothrot]], [[Humnox Drumbelly]], [[Jabbrox Grannyguise]], [[Jabkix Pigeonpecs]], [[Karashix Swollenskull]], [[Kikklix Longlegs]], [[Lurklox Dhalmelneck]], [[Mobpix Mucousmouth]], [[Moltenox Stubthumbs]], [[Morblox Chubbychin]], [[Morgmox Moldnoggin]], [[Mortilox Wartpaws]], [[Prowlox Barrelbelly]], [[Routsix Rubbertendon]], [[Ruffbix Jumbolobes]], [[Rutrix Hamgams]], [[Scruffix Shaggychest]], [[Shamblix Rottenheart]], [[Shisox Widebrow]], [[Slinkix Trufflesniff]], [[Slystix Megapeepers]], [[Smeltix Thickhide]], [[Snypestix Eaglebeak]], [[Sparkspox Sweatbrow]], [[Swypestix Tigershins]], [[Ticktox Beadyeyes]], [[Tocktix Thinlids]], [[Trailblix Goatmug]], [[Tufflix Loglimbs]], [[Vanguard Alchemist]], [[Vanguard Ambusher]], [[Vanguard Armorer]], [[Vanguard Dragontamer]], [[Vanguard Enchanter]], [[Vanguard Hitman]], [[Vanguard Maestro]], [[Vanguard Necromancer]], [[Vanguard Pathfinder]], [[Vanguard Pitfighter]], [[Vanguard Ronin]], [[Vanguard Shaman]], [[Vanguard Smithy]], [[Vanguard Tinkerer]], [[Vanguard Welldigger]], [[Wasabix Callusdigit]], [[Whistrix Toadthroat]], [[Woodnix Shrillwhistle]], [[Wyrmwix Snakespecs]] | ||
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'''Campaign NMs:''' [[Boodlix]], [[Goblin Lansquenet]] | '''Campaign NMs:''' [[Boodlix]], [[Goblin Lansquenet]]</span> | ||
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'''Expeditionary Force NMs:''' [[Hobgoblin Beastmaster]], [[Hobgoblin Black Mage]], [[Hobgoblin Dark Knight]], [[Hobgoblin Ranger]], [[Hobgoblin Red Mage]], [[Hobgoblin Thief]], [[Hobgoblin Warrior]], [[Hobgoblin White Mage]] | '''Expeditionary Force NMs:''' [[Hobgoblin Beastmaster]], [[Hobgoblin Black Mage]], [[Hobgoblin Dark Knight]], [[Hobgoblin Ranger]], [[Hobgoblin Red Mage]], [[Hobgoblin Thief]], [[Hobgoblin Warrior]], [[Hobgoblin White Mage]]<--> | ||
'''Garrison NMs:''' [[Goblin Boss]], [[Goblin Doctor]], [[Goblin Doyen]], [[Goblin Duelist]], [[Goblin Gaoler]], [[Goblin Guide]], [[Goblin Pirate]], [[Goblin Professor]], [[Goblin Swindler]], [[Goblin Swordmaker]], [[Goblin Thespian]] | '''Garrison NMs:''' [[Goblin Boss]], [[Goblin Doctor]], [[Goblin Doyen]], [[Goblin Duelist]], [[Goblin Gaoler]], [[Goblin Guide]], [[Goblin Pirate]], [[Goblin Professor]], [[Goblin Swindler]], [[Goblin Swordmaker]], [[Goblin Thespian]] | ||
'''Limbus NMs:''' [[Goblin Fencer]], [[Goblin Theurgist]], [[Goblin Warlord]] | '''Limbus NMs:''' [[Goblin Fencer]], [[Goblin Theurgist]], [[Goblin Warlord]] | ||
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'''Other NMs:''' [[Goblin Digger]] (MMM - [[Appropriation Team]]), [[Goblin Lansquenet]] (Besieged) | '''Other NMs:'''<!-- [[Goblin Digger]] (MMM - [[Appropriation Team]]), -->[[Goblin Lansquenet]] (Besieged)</soan> | ||
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When Goblins are born, linkpearls are inserted, by incision, behind their ears, allowing goblins to communicate with their minds across Vana'diel. The Goblins have a number of different channels, such as those about weather, but they are high frequency so adventurers are unable to hear them. The Moblins of Movalpolos, considered a tribe of Goblin, have evolved sufficiently for them to be considered a different species. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Special Attacks
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| Goblin Rush: Single target triple attack with Knockback | 
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| Bomb Toss (1): 8' AOE Fire damage centered on the primary target, deals a set amount of damage. |
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| Goblin Dice: AoE random effect (Sleep, Slow, Dispel, Disease, Poison, damage, drop TP to 0, Benediction, recharge players' abilities). Only used by Vanguard Notorious Monsters and the Pulling the Strings ENM Moblin Fantocciniman. |
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| Saucepan: Replaces food effects in a fan-shaped area of effect. Only used by certain notorious monsters. |
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Notorious Monsters in Family
Monsters in Family
Historical Background
Goblin
Mythological Background
In French folklore, Goblins were grotesque, elf-like creatures which would often make mischief. They could be playful at times, but are generally evil. It is said their smile could cause blood to curdle, their laugh cause milk to go sour, and fruit to fall from trees. They usually play small pranks, like hiding objects, knocking over bottles or buckets, and altering signposts to point in the wrong direction, but sometimes they would kill people. They lived in old trees (living or dead) and mossy clefts in rocks. It seems as though Goblins originated in France and the Hobgoblin developed in England, while the Bugbear developed in Wales. The English equivalent of Goblins proper were Brownies. It seems they specifically developed in Normandy from Anglo-French culture, which would explain how they got imported from France to England so easily. (Normandy was under English control for a few hundred years. In actuality though, England since 1066 CE has been controlled by the Normans. The territory of England on mainland Europe was lost in 1214.).
Final Fantasy Series Background
Goblins have made semi-regular appearences throughout the Final Fantasy series. They first officially appeared as an enemy monster in the original Final Fantasy, but they were only called Goblins in the the Japanese version of the game, while they were referred to as "Imps" in the original English version (this was corrected in the subsequent remakes of this game that came out years later). Goblins then went onto appear in Final Fantasy II and Final Fantasy III, but their names were unchanged in the English versions, which were only released in English in the forms of remakes several years after their initial releases. Goblins also appeared in Final Fantasy IV, but were again called "Imps" in the original English translations (which was originally released as Final Fantasy II, as it was the second Final Fantasy game to be released to English-speaking audiences). The Goblin was also one of four summons in FFIV that could be obtained through rarely-dropped items from common monsters of the same family. Goblins also appeared in Final Fantasy V and made a return in Final Fantasy VII after their absence from Final Fantasy VI (it should be noted that FFVII was the first time that they were called "Goblins" in the English translation). Goblins later appeared in Final Fantasy IX and again in Final Fantasy XI. Goblins were also absent from Final Fantasy XII, but a monster in the game called Baknamy used the monster's trademark attack, "Goblin Punch".
Goblins are also present in some of the spin-off Final Fantasy titles, including Final Fantasy Mystic Quest, Final Fantasy Tactics, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, and Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles.
Characteristically, the weak Goblin looks like a little an elf/gnome with pointy ears and a dagger. Although the Goblins in FFXI have somewhat of a different shorter and stubbier appearence with their face obscured by a mask, their appearence in the game's original concept art looks very similar to that of their predecessors.
Hobgoblin
Mythological Background
In British folklore, a Hobgoblin was a friendly Goblin. It was described as 1-2 feet tall, wearing brown clothes or naked, but completely covered in hair. They lived by fireplaces in houses and rarely ventured outside. They were described as friendly, ugly, good-humored, but mean, playing practical jokes on people. When annoyed, they get particularly nasty. Hobgoblin derives from Robin Goblin, which is derived from Robin Goodfellow, a domesticated, but troublesome fairy in English folklore (Robin here is the pet form of the name Robert). How it got to Hobgoblin was "hobbe" means "elf".
In fantasy games like Dungeons & Dragons, Hobgoblins were rendered as larger, stronger, smarter, more dangerous versions of Goblins, but not as big or strong as Bugbears. Hobgoblins were briefly mentioned in J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit (1937), apparently they were larger and stronger than Goblins. Although Hobgoblins do not appear nor are they described in geat depth, they may have simply been a forerunner to either orcs or Uruk-hai which appear later in The Lord of the Rings (1954-1955).
Pages in category "Goblins"
The following 20 pages are in this category, out of 20 total.
