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-name = Character Name
+name = Goblin
 image = 218-goblin-4.png
-Scientific Name = Orkus Gobbus
 Difficulty Rating = ★☆☆☆☆
+Behavior = Aggressive
+Scientific Name = Orkus Gobbus
+Classification = Humanoid
+Habitat = All Dungeon Levels
+Size = 3-4 feet
+Reproduction = Sexual
+Language = Goblin
 Conservation Status = This species is not under any special protections.  Regardless, wiping out an entire warren is grounds for guild investigation and barring the perpetrator from entrance to all dungeons.
 }}
+===== Goblin =====
 Small humanoids topping around 3-4ft tall. They come in a variety of colors, with shades of green being most common and yellow being more rare. They are the smallest, weakest, and most populous of humanoid monsters.  Despite individual weakness, they work well in groups and can utilize tactics and teamwork to incredible effect.
 They are very cunning and resourceful monsters, but their combination of impulsiveness, curiosity, and lack of greater forward planning usually gets them in trouble or coerced by more capable beings. They can be made useful if trained and can learn quickly, and their saliva is a pretty common ingredient in things like glue and paint, but farmers and other owners often find it difficult to keep such dexterous troublemakers for personal use.
-Female and young goblins are only seen rarely, spending their lives in goblin communities rather than wandering. On rare occasion, they have been spotted eating a fruit native to the dungeon called [[Bim Fruit]] in order to better appeal to males.
+Female and young goblins are only seen rarely, spending their lives in goblin communities rather than wandering. On rare occasion, they have been spotted eating a fruit native to the dungeon called [[:Bim Fruit]] in order to better appeal to males.
 Goblin young are often raised communally, and goblin females are only found rarely in the wild. Based on observed behavior in domestic varieties, people assume that females are kept imprisoned by the males and used only for breeding.