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In the ''[[Eberron]]'' [[campaign setting]] for the ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'' role-playing game, '''dolgrims''' are [[aberration]]s originally created by merging two [[goblin]]s into one creature. They resemble a gray-colored goblin with two mouths, one above the other, and four arms, and generally carry a large assortment of different weapons in these arms. Stupid and bred for obedience to superiors such as [[dolgaunt]]s, they are the basic footsoldiers of the [[daelkyr]] forces. Occasionally they have been known to serve the [[Cults of the Dragon Below]]. |
In the ''[[Eberron]]'' [[campaign setting]] for the ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'' role-playing game, '''dolgrims''' are [[aberration]]s originally created by merging two [[goblin]]s into one creature. They resemble a gray-colored goblin with two mouths, one above the other, and four arms, and generally carry a large assortment of different weapons in these arms. Stupid and bred for obedience to superiors such as [[dolgaunt]]s, they are the basic footsoldiers of the [[daelkyr]] forces. Occasionally they have been known to serve the [[Cults of the Dragon Below]]. |
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In the Eberron campaign setting for the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game, dolgrims are aberrations originally created by merging two goblins into one creature. They resemble a gray-colored goblin with two mouths, one above the other, and four arms, and generally carry a large assortment of different weapons in these arms. Stupid and bred for obedience to superiors such as dolgaunts, they are the basic footsoldiers of the daelkyr forces. Occasionally they have been known to serve the Cults of the Dragon Below.
References
- Baker, Keith, Bill Slavicsek, and James Wyatt. Eberron Campaign Setting. Wizards of the Coast, 2004. ISBN 0-7869-3434-4.
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