Small, wiry, and built for scrambling through places larger races can barely enter, Goblins typically stand between three and four feet tall. Their skin ranges through moss, olive, gray-green, and sickly earthen tones, while oversized pointed ears and luminous amber or yellow eyes make them unmistakable in the dark.

Their appearance changes dramatically with circumstance. A lone Goblin may wear scavenged adventuring gear, crude leather armor, trophies, jewelry, or whatever else it has managed to steal. But as Goblins gather, the polish tends to disappear. Packs quickly revert toward their wilder nature—ragged clothing, improvised weapons, painted markings, exposed teeth, and whatever they could grab before joining the hunt.