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So I was the texture artist for all the Kobolds in Dungeons & Dragons Online: Stormreach. #dnd
However, I found it rather confusing that they had become little lizards. It was around 4th edition when the game came out and they pushed for the new Kobold direction.
However, I found it rather confusing that they had become little lizards. It was around 4th edition when the game came out and they pushed for the new Kobold direction.
I grew up with dog faced Kobolds you see, being a child of the seventies and gaming mostly with older modules we could afford.
Though I am not a fan of little Lizardman Kobolds, I also don't vibe with the "slap a dogs head on a human body" thing I have seen of late.
I like my Kobolds as kind of whacky fun encounters.
I like my Kobolds as kind of whacky fun encounters.
My take on Kobolds is that they are not evil, but have extremely strong senses of community and humour and very little fear. They believe that a good death is one that makes their mates laugh and their names will be immortalised with acts of extreme daring and irony.
Kobolds can be convinced to join the party, (if you can put up with their manic energy and constant pranking) if you can make them believe it would be a fun demise of epic proportions.
Kobolds only run away when they have the duty to tell their people of a particularly fun death
Kobolds only run away when they have the duty to tell their people of a particularly fun death
Kobold spellcasters are essentially like having a lit firework in your pocket.
Because Kobolds do not value a meaningless death, if they beat you, they will not kill you but will put you in an elaborate or ridiculous traps.
You will most likely wake up with drawings all over you, your hair half cut off and feathers (or an entire chicken) stuck to you.
You will most likely wake up with drawings all over you, your hair half cut off and feathers (or an entire chicken) stuck to you.
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