Small, green, and kind of a big deal. Bladekeeper of the Sunseeker goblin tribe. First goblin ever to volunteer for the Eagle Knights. Loves his tribe, Sarenrae, Andoran, and bright sunny days.
- Gender
- Male
- Eyes
- Yellow
- Hair
- Black
- Skin Tone/Pigmentation
- Light Green
- Height
- 3 ft 4 in
As Bladekeeper, Bobbahgho is one of the leaders of the Sunseeker goblin tribe. Being the guardian of a historic blessed scimitar, he is also one of the few goblins in Andoran society legally allowed to bear arms. In his time, he has continued to guide his people's unorthodox worship of Sarenrae, which is far from mainstream. Over the years, he and the other Keepers have also instated numerous reforms to help the tribe adapt to their new life in Andoran: goblin children are no longer caged, literacy is no longer taboo, and most notable of all, food is obtained by hunting, gathering, farming, and trade, instead of raiding nearby settlements.
When Bobbahgho heard news of the Foul Fingers raids, he knew he had to act. The Sunseekers were now part of a new tribe of tribes, called Andoran, and even though the people that lived around him were not goblins, they were all citizens, just like him. If he didn't step up to help his neighbors, what kind of citizen would he be? Besides, the Foul Fingers followed the Old Ways, shunned the sun, and practiced dark, violent arts - they were everything that the Sunseekers were not. If he did nothing, how would the humans of Andoran know that he and his people were any different?
Bobbahgho did what he figured any other Andoran citizen would do - he volunteered for the Eagle Knights. When the recruiters finished laughing, they put him through basic training as a joke, but quickly realized that his skill with a blade was no laughing matter. Once the officers noticed his talents, they accepted Bobbahgho into their ranks as a cultural guide and translator. The Knights then sent him and several of his tribesmen north to Sauerton with a detachment of rangers.
While the rangers were wary at first of their new partners, their suspicions faded when Bobbahgho saved their lives during a scuffle with Foul Finger raiders. Although they don't always fully understand everything their new green friend says and does, to the Eagle Knights and people of Sauerton, "Goblin Bob" is a new rising star.
During a midnight assault by the Foul Fingers tribe, Bobbahgho was mortally wounded while trying to warn the town of the impending raid, and his sword was stolen by his assailants. His current whereabouts are unknown.
When Bobbahgho heard news of the Foul Fingers raids, he knew he had to act. The Sunseekers were now part of a new tribe of tribes, called Andoran, and even though the people that lived around him were not goblins, they were all citizens, just like him. If he didn't step up to help his neighbors, what kind of citizen would he be? Besides, the Foul Fingers followed the Old Ways, shunned the sun, and practiced dark, violent arts - they were everything that the Sunseekers were not. If he did nothing, how would the humans of Andoran know that he and his people were any different?
Bobbahgho did what he figured any other Andoran citizen would do - he volunteered for the Eagle Knights. When the recruiters finished laughing, they put him through basic training as a joke, but quickly realized that his skill with a blade was no laughing matter. Once the officers noticed his talents, they accepted Bobbahgho into their ranks as a cultural guide and translator. The Knights then sent him and several of his tribesmen north to Sauerton with a detachment of rangers.
While the rangers were wary at first of their new partners, their suspicions faded when Bobbahgho saved their lives during a scuffle with Foul Finger raiders. Although they don't always fully understand everything their new green friend says and does, to the Eagle Knights and people of Sauerton, "Goblin Bob" is a new rising star.
During a midnight assault by the Foul Fingers tribe, Bobbahgho was mortally wounded while trying to warn the town of the impending raid, and his sword was stolen by his assailants. His current whereabouts are unknown.
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