The Whole Goblin Gang
Pocket Goblins: The Ultimate Mischief-Making Miniature Army!
Get ready to unleash chaos with the Pocket Goblin Army—an unruly, pint-sized battalion ready to brawl, battle, and bicker their way across your tabletop! This ragtag band of goblin misfits includes all the finest troublemakers you could ask for:
Archers: Sure, they’ve got bows, but don’t expect Robin Hood. These guys are more likely to hit their own foot than their target. Perfect for keeping enemies guessing!
Spear Goblins: Armed with pointy sticks and questionable strategy, the spear goblins are the enthusiastic (if not highly skilled) front line. They march boldly into battle… usually right into a trap.
Halberd Goblins: When a goblin can’t decide between a spear and an ax, you get these guys. With their oversized, unwieldy halberds, they swing wildly, and sometimes they hit something important! Watch out though—could be the enemy, could be your own team.
Hand Weapon Goblins: Axes, clubs, and whatever they found lying around! These scrappy goblins wield hand weapons like they're in a tavern brawl—sloppy, chaotic, and always hilarious. They’re as likely to knock out an enemy as they are to argue over who’s paying for drinks.
Command Group: Every good (and bad) army needs leadership, right? Well, meet the goblin command group! These guys act like they’re in charge, but honestly, the army would probably function better without their “genius” plans. Still, they look important and that’s what really matters.
Trolls: Standing taller than a pile of goblins (which is their favorite hobby), these trolls are the heavy-hitters. They’re big, they’re strong, and they have a soft spot for carrots, which isn’t great when you’re trying to be fearsome. But when they finally get around to smashing, watch out!
Doglin Riders: Goblins riding doglins—because what's better than one creature of chaos? Two! The doglins are as wild and unpredictable as the goblins riding them, meaning half the time they're charging into battle, and the other half they're chasing after squirrels.
With Pocket Goblins, every game is an adventure of mayhem, laughter, and the occasional accidental victory. This set of 32 miniatures brings humor and hijinks to any tabletop, perfect for those who love a bit of mischief with their miniature warfare!
Warning: Pocket Goblins may cause excessive laughter, strategic frustration, and an uncontrollable desire to talk in goblin voices. Use at your own risk!
Pocket Goblins: The Ultimate Mischief-Making Miniature Army!
Get ready to unleash chaos with the Pocket Goblin Army—an unruly, pint-sized battalion ready to brawl, battle, and bicker their way across your tabletop! This ragtag band of goblin misfits includes all the finest troublemakers you could ask for:
Archers: Sure, they’ve got bows, but don’t expect Robin Hood. These guys are more likely to hit their own foot than their target. Perfect for keeping enemies guessing!
Spear Goblins: Armed with pointy sticks and questionable strategy, the spear goblins are the enthusiastic (if not highly skilled) front line. They march boldly into battle… usually right into a trap.
Halberd Goblins: When a goblin can’t decide between a spear and an ax, you get these guys. With their oversized, unwieldy halberds, they swing wildly, and sometimes they hit something important! Watch out though—could be the enemy, could be your own team.
Hand Weapon Goblins: Axes, clubs, and whatever they found lying around! These scrappy goblins wield hand weapons like they're in a tavern brawl—sloppy, chaotic, and always hilarious. They’re as likely to knock out an enemy as they are to argue over who’s paying for drinks.
Command Group: Every good (and bad) army needs leadership, right? Well, meet the goblin command group! These guys act like they’re in charge, but honestly, the army would probably function better without their “genius” plans. Still, they look important and that’s what really matters.
Trolls: Standing taller than a pile of goblins (which is their favorite hobby), these trolls are the heavy-hitters. They’re big, they’re strong, and they have a soft spot for carrots, which isn’t great when you’re trying to be fearsome. But when they finally get around to smashing, watch out!
Doglin Riders: Goblins riding doglins—because what's better than one creature of chaos? Two! The doglins are as wild and unpredictable as the goblins riding them, meaning half the time they're charging into battle, and the other half they're chasing after squirrels.
With Pocket Goblins, every game is an adventure of mayhem, laughter, and the occasional accidental victory. This set of 32 miniatures brings humor and hijinks to any tabletop, perfect for those who love a bit of mischief with their miniature warfare!
Warning: Pocket Goblins may cause excessive laughter, strategic frustration, and an uncontrollable desire to talk in goblin voices. Use at your own risk!
Pocket Goblins: The Ultimate Mischief-Making Miniature Army!
Get ready to unleash chaos with the Pocket Goblin Army—an unruly, pint-sized battalion ready to brawl, battle, and bicker their way across your tabletop! This ragtag band of goblin misfits includes all the finest troublemakers you could ask for:
Archers: Sure, they’ve got bows, but don’t expect Robin Hood. These guys are more likely to hit their own foot than their target. Perfect for keeping enemies guessing!
Spear Goblins: Armed with pointy sticks and questionable strategy, the spear goblins are the enthusiastic (if not highly skilled) front line. They march boldly into battle… usually right into a trap.
Halberd Goblins: When a goblin can’t decide between a spear and an ax, you get these guys. With their oversized, unwieldy halberds, they swing wildly, and sometimes they hit something important! Watch out though—could be the enemy, could be your own team.
Hand Weapon Goblins: Axes, clubs, and whatever they found lying around! These scrappy goblins wield hand weapons like they're in a tavern brawl—sloppy, chaotic, and always hilarious. They’re as likely to knock out an enemy as they are to argue over who’s paying for drinks.
Command Group: Every good (and bad) army needs leadership, right? Well, meet the goblin command group! These guys act like they’re in charge, but honestly, the army would probably function better without their “genius” plans. Still, they look important and that’s what really matters.
Trolls: Standing taller than a pile of goblins (which is their favorite hobby), these trolls are the heavy-hitters. They’re big, they’re strong, and they have a soft spot for carrots, which isn’t great when you’re trying to be fearsome. But when they finally get around to smashing, watch out!
Doglin Riders: Goblins riding doglins—because what's better than one creature of chaos? Two! The doglins are as wild and unpredictable as the goblins riding them, meaning half the time they're charging into battle, and the other half they're chasing after squirrels.
With Pocket Goblins, every game is an adventure of mayhem, laughter, and the occasional accidental victory. This set of 32 miniatures brings humor and hijinks to any tabletop, perfect for those who love a bit of mischief with their miniature warfare!
Warning: Pocket Goblins may cause excessive laughter, strategic frustration, and an uncontrollable desire to talk in goblin voices. Use at your own risk!