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Have I ever talked much about Dragon's Dogma? I should have. It's still one of my all-time favorite rpgs even to this day! I still never beat Bitterblack island. Though back on PS3, I did defeat the infamous Ur-Dragon in a spectacularly epic way! Boy do I not look forward to doing that again... I'm not sure I can pull of the same crazy maneuver again. Anyway, since I love the game so much, and I have a habit of looking for LITERALLY every opportunity to monstergirl-ize something, I decided to monstergirl-ize the vast collection of monsters in the game! Starting with the ones I fight to the soundtrack of Goblin Slayer, the goblins! Let's see if I can work them into a monstergirl setting.

The goblins of Gransys are more savage than than most. None of them bother with merchant work or trying to integrate with human society like most MGE goblins. Instead, they like to take what (or who) they want for their own tribes. This brings them into conflict with most human settlements. Natural scavengers, they dress in bits an pieces of cheap old armor they find lying around or steal off of soldiers and guards. They've ultimately not been taken too seriously by most due to their childishness and treated like annoying brats. Despite this, many Cyclops in the region seem to tolerate them well enough and keep them under control (probably because of goblins' love of big things). Lately, the land's goblins seem to have made an alliance with a local human cult for unknown reasons. Many believe it may have something to do with a reclusive dragon recently becoming active...

The hobgoblins are the leaders of the goblin tribes. Though the hobgoblin birth rate is noticeably higher in this region that anywhere else, so not all are in positions of leadership and may act in other high positions such as personal guards to their group's 'queen', lieutenants, or hunting pack leaders. One especially ambitious hobgoblin managed to overthrow an important human outpost, the Shadow Fort, a massive border gate. Though it was retaken by a hero, the hobgoblin leader managed to escape after a short duel. Many believe this overly ambitious undertaking was carried out with the assistance of a necromantic human cult...

Cyclops are surprisingly common in Gransys for such a reclusive race. They would mostly act carefree and laze about the fields, though some have formed "alliances", mostly with goblins. While the goblins are seen as obnoxious or bratty by most monster races, the relaxed and patient cyclops' seem to look fondly upon the rambunctious little gobs, almost like doting mothers. So they sometimes follow along on the goblin's raids to look after them and become furious when they perceive any threats against the little ones. These "armored cyclops" are known to wear intimidating helms, though they're more for hiding their faces out of shyness than protection or intimidation. Cyclops are pretty self-conscious after all. Though they're mostly known for being laid-back, there are rumors of larger, more aggressive subspecies that can occasionally be encountered, though these could just be rumors...

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Have I ever talked much about Dragon's Dogma? I should have. It's still one of my all-time favorite rpgs even to this day! I still never beat Bitterblack island. Though back on PS3, I did defeat the infamous Ur-Dragon in a spectacularly epic way! Boy do I not look forward to doing that again... I'm not sure I can pull of the same crazy maneuver again. Anyway, since I love the game so much, and I have a habit of looking for LITERALLY every opportunity to monstergirl-ize something, I decided to monstergirl-ize the vast collection of monsters in the game! Starting with the ones I fight to the soundtrack of Goblin Slayer, the goblins! Let's see if I can work them into a monstergirl setting.

The goblins of Gransys are more savage than than most. None of them bother with merchant work or trying to integrate with human society like most MGE goblins. Instead, they like to take what (or who) they want for their own tribes. This brings them into conflict with most human settlements. Natural scavengers, they dress in bits an pieces of cheap old armor they find lying around or steal off of soldiers and guards. They've ultimately not been taken too seriously by most due to their childishness and treated like annoying brats. Despite this, many Cyclops in the region seem to tolerate them well enough and keep them under control (probably because of goblins' love of big things). Lately, the land's goblins seem to have made an alliance with a local human cult for unknown reasons. Many believe it may have something to do with a reclusive dragon recently becoming active...

The hobgoblins are the leaders of the goblin tribes. Though the hobgoblin birth rate is noticeably higher in this region that anywhere else, so not all are in positions of leadership and may act in other high positions such as personal guards to their group's 'queen', lieutenants, or hunting pack leaders. One especially ambitious hobgoblin managed to overthrow an important human outpost, the Shadow Fort, a massive border gate. Though it was retaken by a hero, the hobgoblin leader managed to escape after a short duel. Many believe this overly ambitious undertaking was carried out with the assistance of a necromantic human cult...

Cyclops are surprisingly common in Gransys for such a reclusive race. They would mostly act carefree and laze about the fields, though some have formed "alliances", mostly with goblins. While the goblins are seen as obnoxious or bratty by most monster races, the relaxed and patient cyclops' seem to look fondly upon the rambunctious little gobs, almost like doting mothers. So they sometimes follow along on the goblin's raids to look after them and become furious when they perceive any threats against the little ones. These "armored cyclops" are known to wear intimidating helms, though they're more for hiding their faces out of shyness than protection or intimidation. Cyclops are pretty self-conscious after all. Though they're mostly known for being laid-back, there are rumors of larger, more aggressive subspecies that can occasionally be encountered, though these could just be rumors...