Who doesn't love Goblins? Well, actually, players if all you have are those in the MM. This handy guide gives you a range of goblins with which to surprise a party ready to cleave through the norm. Highly recommend!

Nice collection of Goblin variants. Good variety of skills and threat to add to a goblin hoard.

It is okay, and I might use a few of them, but the main problem is the formatting.

What is there not to love about this item ... the goblins are well thought out with some great tactics (and funny fluff). The authour has do a great job and I look forward to using them in up and coming adventures.

Recommendation: well worth dropping $$$ into the coffers and not just the 'free download' ... will be looking at the other pieces in the series, especially the Orcs :)

It is definetely a very good addition to the monster manual. A little description for the bomber and viper entries would be appreciated a lot. What's a bomber? Why the recharge trait? Same as the viper, why the recharge? I understand that a DM worth his/her salt can use them anyway and just decide, but from a common reader point of view it would have been interesting to know.

Also some very powerful NPC to the lot would be appreciated greatly. Something of higher challenge rating, like a CR 5 Goblin King, or a very powerful witch doctor or a powerful CR 8 cleric of Maglubyet.

These goblins are perfect for fleshing out your tribes! I wish I could have gotten it sooner before I finished my campaign.

This is great. I was very disappointed by the lack of goblins in the MM, and these monsters just "feel right" when you put them next to their corebook relatives. The formatting is a little cramped, making navigation murky- some space between statblocks would be appreciated. Also, it would be nice to have a line or two of flavour text after each statblock, just to have some idea of the designer's intent for their place in the world and goblin society.

This is a great product, but it has one flaw: no backstory for the varios characters here. Otherwise it's great, not at all lacking when compared to the Monster Manual entries. Also, the subtitles and the short introductory text are a very nice touch. I shall copy-paste this review for Orcs and Goblins as well, considering that I believe the same applies there.

Overall useful addition for any DM interested in adding some variety to their goblin-centric adventures.

While I like the idea of the beast-master and beast-rider I would have liked the stats for whatever creature included. A rat swarm for the beast master or a worg mount for the rider maybe? Sure I can get that information anyway but having everything in one place is always preferable.

The goblins presented in this pdf are a great addition to the game. There are some geared towards riding beasts, and some that can cast spells. I particularly liked the goblin witch doctor myself.

My only real complaint is the poor formatting. The statblocks are a little hard to read due to being bunched together so tightly, and there are a number of typos and the like. With a bit of polishing, this pdf could be worth 4 or even 5 stars.