Doblins

Doblins are a fictional species that appear in various fantasy settings, most notably in role-playing games and video games. Typically depicted as small, often green-skinned humanoids, they are characterized by their mischievous nature and a penchant for tinkering and crafting. Doblins are commonly portrayed as living in tribes or clans, often in subterranean environments like caves or abandoned mines, though they can also inhabit forests or ruins.

Their physical appearance generally includes pointed ears, sharp teeth, and often a hunched posture. Doblins are known for their resourcefulness and ingenuity, frequently creating rudimentary but effective tools, traps, and weapons from scrap materials. While often seen as antagonists, their motivations are usually driven by survival, territorial disputes, or a simple desire for plunder, rather than outright malice. Some fictional universes explore more complex goblin societies, with distinct sub-races, unique cultural practices, and even individual goblins who deviate from the typical stereotype. Their role in these narratives often serves as a common enemy for adventurers or as a source of comic relief.