How many types of goblins exist in your setting?

How many types of goblins exist in your setting?

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Three:

The good,
the bad
and
the ugly

British Goblins and American Goblins.

>good
Is it like cutebolds?

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War Goblins: Desert brigands, banditos and highwaymen, etc. Often formed into loose bandit armies who take residence in cave-like settlements hollowed out inside mesas. Modeled after Pancho Villa, only they ride giant groundhogs instead of horses and their ammobelts strung across their chests are filled with what are essentially Roman candles. They pull the candles out, light them while they're chasing down someone, aim, and fire a volley of six shots of flaming fireballs. Not enough force to kill unless at close range but enough to knock the person down, off the animal they're riding, or set the hair of the animal on fire to slow them down or knock the rider off unintentionally to put the fire out. Not inherently evil overall but they're trying to carve out a life in their wastelands.

Merchant Goblins (inb4 /pol/): Goblin traders from the Confederation of Claws, one of the few recognized Goblin nation states who work alongside Dwarves and Humans readily. Not welcomed by the Elves and viewed as rivals, they use their unique position to traverse lands normally unwelcoming to Elves and to a lesser extent Humans to bring back rare goods for the Dwarf, Human, and Goblin trade markets. Former slaves themselves, most do not engage in the slave trade barring one Goblin clan. This clan, Claw Guurkeen, are a former bandit horde who were clever enough to organize themselves into a trading power. They serve as the primary link between the Confederation and the wasteland bandit armies, allowing them to hold onto their slave trade practice as much as it is despised by the other Claws. Primarily the Guurkeens are used to facilitate the hiring of Goblin mercenaries from the hordes.

Ragula: The slave minions of the Orcs, from which all Goblins descend from. A third of all Goblins were freed following the Great Half-Orc War, leading to the rise of the bandit armies of the wastelands and the traders of the Confederation.

All: Can breed with halflings and Dwarves.

What is their difference, other than burning hatred of the aryans?

A lot. "Goblin" refers to a whole class of creatures, but even if you limit it to the creatures commonly called goblins there's still a plethora of subraces. You've got your classic, the shrewd and conniving Grelot, the subterranean scalpers known as Kobolds, the crazed bogarts of the rural areas, the thuggish bauchan, and many others. Each can also reproduce asexually to create minions called Grots, which skew closer to the traditional fantasy goblins in terms of role and intelligence

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