Speed: Maintaining a standard walking speed is great considering that Goblins are Small creatures.ĭarkvision: Darkvision is always great, but its advantage can be ruined if your party members do not also have it.įury of the Small: Fury of the Small is great against single targets. On the other side, Small creatures are better at hiding and can more easily move around the battlefield.
Size: A Small size comes with some drawbacks, such as wielding certain weapons and grappling. Aging magic could be harsh.Īlignment: As expected, Goblins lean towards being evil. Together, these ASIs are good for DEX dependent builds that want some durability.Īge: Goblins grow up fast but do not live especially long. Goblin TraitsĪbility Score Increase: DEX is an extremely common ASI, but is useful to most builds to, at the very least, bolster AC. If your Goblin has had different life experiences, it is completely reasonable to play one as an able member of an adventuring party. With the addition of Goblins as a playable race in D&D 5e, there is a whole new avenue for roleplaying and storytelling that playing a monster brings to the table. As self-serving as they are greedy, travelers should always be wary of encountering Goblins. They are small, evil humanoids that typically live together in caves, venturing out to ambush unsuspecting prey. Originally the cliché monster intended for a campaign’s first low-level combat encounter, Goblins became a playable race in Volo’s Guide to Monsters. To read more about this, visit our D&D Race Guide. Tasha's Cauldron of Everything has added the "Customizing Your Origin" option that may affect the ability score increases, languages, and proficiencies in this guide.
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