Gobor-Tal, The Goblinmaster

Long ago, when the goblins of old fled their home - in search of a light beyond fear and gloam;   Betrayal filled their hearts, for nothing they had or ever knew could venture along side them, as they roamed.   No food, No blade, No bed, nor chair - nor even family, nor friend, for fear of even deeper despair;   And yet, round camps' 'yonder light that shone most bright, Nine Gods did they bring, to illuminate the night.   Nine Gods of Goblins Old, Proud and Mighty, as was foretold - Heroes one and all, to deliver their children from the darkest sprawl;   Nine Tales, Nine Gods, Nine motes of light - Nine guardians to lead the way into darkest night, that death might miss their silent flight.   Months to years and time beyond, yet even still the road wore on - with starving bellies and encroaching fright, did the Nine vow to guide their children through the night;   The First to fall, Proud Glitterbeard, did soon fall upon his axe and spear.   The second and third, Hither and Yon, did give their lives that their children may live on;   The fourth to die, dark Feldergrad, soon indeed went quite mad.   The fifth and sixth, the mighty twins, gave their lives for fell revenge;   While seventh and eighth, Husband and Wife, did in the Ninth a flame alight.   The Ninth, the Survivor, the Child of Night - did at last lead his children into the light;   His body slow but mind yet faster, did the Ninth find clarity 'fore the Old Wrathmaster.   With goblins free and night forgotten, the Ninth did lead them, triumphant, through fields of cotton;   To distant lands and sunlit shores, where their masters would command them no more.

— "The Lament of the Broken Nine" - one of the few surviving cultural relics of the Goblin people to survive into the modern day, believed to date back over 4,000 years.

  Titles: Old King Shadowcap, The Goblinmaster, The Great Betrayer, The Kinslayer, The Redeemed, Lord of the Reliquary, He of Dust and Brush, The Curator, The Knight of Nine   Favored Weapon: Horsechopper, Dogslicer   Alignment: Lawful Good   Church Moniker: Church of the Goblinmaster   Obedience: Spend one hour in quiet isolation reflecting upon your thoughts and actions over the past 24 hours, taking care to identify harmful thought patterns or actions and how you might be better in the future. Inscribe these vows of betterment upon your skin once the hour is completed - a simple colored mark will suffice, though the faithful often consider more permanent methods such as using knives or lashes to carve these vows into their flesh to be more pious and a sign of greater devotion.   Obedience Effect: You gain Combat Reflexes as a bonus feat if you do not already possess it and may use your Wisdom Score to determine the number of additional attacks of opportunity afforded to you instead of Dexterity if doing so would be beneficial to you. Allies within 30ft of you who do not possess the Combat Reflexes feat may use the number of Attacks of Opportunity you may make each round as their own(Which subtract from your total as if you had used them).   1st Boon: Gain Lead Blades 3/day, Gravity Bow 3/day, Life Pact 2/day, or Atonement 1/day. Allies who possess the Combat Reflexes feat may use your obedience effect in the same ways as if they did not possess it.   2nd Boon: As an immediate action when you or a creature using one of your attacks of opportunity makes an Attack of Opportunity, you may make a free attack of the same type(Melee/Ranged) by spending one of your Attacks of Opportunity that need not be against the same target(If the triggering attack was made an ally) OR an allied creature of your choosing within 30ft of you can do the same(If the triggering attack was made by you).   3rd Boon: Whenever you use the 2nd boon to take or give a free attack of opportunity to yourself or a qualifying ally, the attack can be of any kind(Even a cast spell that includes an attack roll) and can target the original target regardless of barriers or distance.