Gloiseang and Grabhaark (Gloy-see-ang and Grahb-hahrk)
An uncommon occurrence is for goblins to truly join society and become higher members of it. While many goblins can leave their old ways for civilization, they hardly rise the ranks to become successful. Going against the tide, two goblin brothers made it a part of their mission to gives themselves and other goblins better opportunities in Reimog.
Gloiseang: a tinkerer and maker of tools who enjoys the art of inventing and innovation, even going as far as to create a new style of arch that Reimog has been adopting to make buildings larger. He also acts as head of a building company that mostly hires goblins as a work force. He wears a monocle and appreciates wearing finer clothes, but never robes as to distinguish himself from his brother.
Grabhaark: a mage of unknown origin, he is mostly seen hooded, but is hardly afraid to show his face. He is rumored to do unknown rituals, but has yet to ever be seen committing unholy rites. He acts as the other side of the operation, using his magic to make jobs easier or go gather supplies with bands of goblins he leads.
The two have proven goblins are capable of climbing the social ladder, but many question their loyalty. Nobody knows where they truly came from, but these goblins sure weren't born the way they are.
Gloiseang: a tinkerer and maker of tools who enjoys the art of inventing and innovation, even going as far as to create a new style of arch that Reimog has been adopting to make buildings larger. He also acts as head of a building company that mostly hires goblins as a work force. He wears a monocle and appreciates wearing finer clothes, but never robes as to distinguish himself from his brother.
Grabhaark: a mage of unknown origin, he is mostly seen hooded, but is hardly afraid to show his face. He is rumored to do unknown rituals, but has yet to ever be seen committing unholy rites. He acts as the other side of the operation, using his magic to make jobs easier or go gather supplies with bands of goblins he leads.
The two have proven goblins are capable of climbing the social ladder, but many question their loyalty. Nobody knows where they truly came from, but these goblins sure weren't born the way they are.
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