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u/Level_Hour6480 5h ago
"Goblin"
looks inside
green plant-monster
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u/nastycrimegoblin 4h ago
Even more unrealistic body expectations for us 😔
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u/Level_Hour6480 3h ago
The only time a goblin should be green is if they're trying to kill Spider-Man. In that case, it was so abnormal that the name had to call it out. Everyone defaulting to the Warcraft aesthetic for fantasy irks me.
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u/OakvaleFlames 1h ago
Now I've suddenly remembered lore from something where goblins or orcs were plant based and now I have to remember what it was
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u/Level_Hour6480 1h ago
In Warhamster 40K, Orcs are fungus colonies, and Goblins are small Orcs.
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u/OakvaleFlames 1h ago
Right! Thank you. I find the lore interesting but I'm not actually into Warhammer so I couldn't remember.
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u/TheCrystalTinker 3h ago
You do realize that in mythology/cryptids Goblin kind of just boils down to a mischevious little person? There are variations, but like. That is for sure a Goblin in modern interpretations of the Goblin Archetype
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