Goblin (gob-linn)

Goblins are small humanoids with some resemblence to cats. They posses digitigrade legs and thin tales, as well as large ears and slit eyes. Also, they are significatly shorter than most human species, never reaching more than 5 feet in height.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Goblins are extremly short, usualy between 3 and 4 feet tall. Their skin ranges from green to grey, and their faces are vaugly cat like. Both their arms and legs are clawed, with a digitigrade structure for their legs. Along with that, they also posses a thin, non prehensile tail.

Ecology and Habitats

Morgos is a swampy region dotted with mires woods. The short stature of the goblins helps them hide within the brush growing in the area.

Scientific Name

felis prasinus

Lifespan

60 years

Average Height

3 - 4.5 ft

Average Weight

75 - 95 lbs