Neverwinter

Gribbit has striking green skin and sharp yellow eyes that gleam with a mischievous spark. His long, pointed ears, adorned with small metal hoops, give him a sly and cunning appearance. He wears a tattered hood pulled halfway over his head, casting shadows over his sharp facial features. His dark leather armor is equipped with numerous belts, buckles, and pouches, hinting at his role as a rogue. A quiver with arrows is strapped across his back, completing his agile and resourceful look.

Gribbit is resourceful and quick-witted, always looking for ways to outmaneuver obstacles, both physical and social. While his goblin instincts make him naturally cautious and opportunistic, he balances these traits with an earnest desire to be better than his upbringing. Gribbit is fiercely loyal to those who show him kindness or trust, though he often masks his insecurities with sharp humor and bravado. Despite his mischievous streak, Gribbit is driven by a genuine moral compass, striving to prove that he can rise above the selfishness of his kin. He is endlessly curious, eager to learn from those around him, and surprisingly optimistic, even in the face of mistrust or failure. Gribbit values cleverness over brute force and often sees solutions others overlook, making him both a pragmatic ally and a dependable friend.

Gribbit grew up in a goblin tribe ruled by a cruel hobgoblin warlord, where survival meant theft and submission. Unlike his kin, Gribbit longed for more, dreaming of respect and purpose. During a raid, he defied his tribe by saving a young girl instead of capturing her, earning exile and a burning desire to prove himself. Armed with only his daggers and bow, he set out to rewrite his fate. Living as an outcast, Gribbit survived on wits and small jobs, slowly honing his skills and learning from the adventurers he admired. Though haunted by his goblin instincts and mistrusted by others, his unrelenting drive pushes him to rise above his origins. Now, he roams the roads, seeking a party willing to give him the chance to prove that even a goblin can become a hero.