The Wizarding World

A male Goblin Banker/Armorer with leathery earthy green skin, a sharply angled face with a wide flat nose and pointed ears, small beady eyes, wearing a practical, impeccably tailored Gringotts uniform with subtle Goblin-made details like a sturdy belt buckle and a small dagger in his boot.

Grimgard is cynical and distrustful, especially towards wizards, but remains professional and efficient in his duties. He is meticulous and obsessed with order and precision, finding immense satisfaction in handling and counting money. Secretly proud of Goblin craftsmanship and heritage, he is possessive of gold and artifacts and can snap if disrespected or if bank property is threatened.

Grimgard's earliest memories were the satisfying clink of coins in his father's small Goblin counting house. He loved the order of gold, a stark contrast to the wizarding world's chaos. His deep distrust of wizards solidified after a wealthy wizard tried to defraud his family, an incident that left him with a lasting impression of their unreliability. Despite this, he learned tolerance, knowing their wealth was vital for Goblin prosperity. Drawn by Gringotts' immense scale, Grimgard became a meticulous vault guardian, reveling in the sheer volume of treasure. Outside the bank, he passionately collected Goblin-made armor and weapons. These pieces, testaments to his people's superior craftsmanship, were his quiet rebellion. His collection became a personal sanctuary, affirming Goblin genius. He remains a vigilant, if cynical, Gringotts guardian, forever counting, watching, and valuing tangible wealth over fleeting magic.