Kobold
Referenced by
Kobold Skirmisher
Kobold Crier
Kobold Alchemist Apprentice
Kobold Sentinel
Kobold Skirmisher
Kobold
Kobold Dragon Shaman
Kobold Sniper
Kobold Flame Shaman
Kobold Sentinel
Kobold Assassin
Kobold
Dragon Slave
Kobold Archer Veteran
Kobold Assassin Shadow
Kobold Sentry Veteran
Dragon Slave
Kobold Sentinel
Kobold Sentinel
Kobold Assassin
Kobold Soldier Veteran
Kobold Sentinel
Kobold Blade
Kobold Spark Shaman
Kobold Archer
Kobold Bone Shaman Shadow
Kobold Hunter
Kobold Sentinel
Kobold Alchemist Expert
Kobold Sentinel
Kobold Dread Shaman
Kobold Archer
Kobold Alchemist
Kobold Artist
Kobold Teacher
Kobold Sentinel
Kobold Skirmisher Shadow
Kobold Sniper
Kobold Soldier
Kobold Sentinel
Kobold Archer
Chief Sootscale
Kobold Sentinel
Kobold Doom Shaman
Kobold Death Shaman
Kobold Archer
Kobold Spark Shaman
Kobold Gatekeeper
Kobold Sentry
Kobold Hunter Veteran
Kobold Merchant
Chief Sootscale
Kobold Hunter
Kobold Sentinel
Kobold
Kobold Bone Shaman
Kobold Sniper
Kobold Boomsayer
Kobold Spark Shaman
Kobold Crier
Kobold Archer
Kobold Alchemist Master
Kobold Dragon Shaman
Kobold Death Shaman
Kobold Archer
Dragon Slave
Kobold Blade Veteran
Kobold Archer
Kobold
Kobold Alchemist Expert
Kobold Archer
Kobold Artist
Kobold Veteran
Kobold
Kobold Sentinel
Kobold Sentinel
Kobold Flame Shaman
Kobold Pupil
Kobold Archer
Kobold Spark Shaman
Chief Sootscale
Kobold Sentinel
Kobolds are creatures of the dark, found most commonly in enormous underground warrens or the dark corners of the forest where the sun is unable to reach. Due to their physical similarities, kobolds loudly proclaim themselves the scions of dragonkind, destined to rule the earth beneath the wings of their great god-cousins, but most dragons have little use for the obnoxious pests. While they may speak loudly of divine right and manifest destiny, kobolds are keenly aware of their own weakness. Cowards and schemers, they never fight fair if they can help it, instead setting up ambushes and doublecrosses, holing up in their warrens behind countless crude but ingenious traps, or rolling over the enemy in vast, yipping hordes. Kobold coloration varies even among siblings from the same egg clutch, ranging through the colors of the chromatic dragons, with red being the most common but white, green, blue, and black kobolds not unheard of.
