| Race | Mongrelman |
| Over-race | Goblin |
| Classification | Humanoid |
| Family | Natural Goblin |
| Sphere | Fauna |
| Origin | Jarikir made them from the originals |
| Lifespan | 50-100 years |
| Habitat | Jungles |
| Food | Meat |
| Description | Small, shaggy goblins with heaps of brown fur & green skin. They have blunt faces with razor sharp fangs (no tusks) & long, sharp claws. They tend to walk on all fours, though bipedal movement is possible & used in fighting. Their young are called pups, and they look like smaller versions of the adults |
| Procreation | Follows the mother, with other goblins. Halfbreeds may occur outside of race. |
| Magic | One in five million have soul magic. One in five hundred thousand have heart magic. Mind magic, body magic, & void are possible, but rare. Shamanistic faith is not uncommon. |
| Special Powers | A mongrelman has an affinity for all predatory animals, keen senses, & a howl that is not unlike that of a wolf. They are quick, agile, & fierce. Pups are unable to speak and tend to be playful. They are weaker versions of the adults. |
| Weaknesses | They are especially susceptible to poisons. |
| Culture | Mongrelmen live like small tribes of Tarzans. Swinging through the jungles, making friends with other predators, hunting prey & scaring other beasts, they are like intelligent green monkeys. They have no name for themselves, simply going by the name others have given them. Their pups go through the Rite of the Wild at around the age of 5, being unleashed from their parental protection and forced to survive in the jungle for a week. When they return, they are in the full swing of their feast period, and soon begin to grow into full grown mongrelmen. They are sometimes called the Savage Horde by other goblins. |
| Notables | |
| Sample statistics | PRO 13 Reaction 15 ATH 13 STR 13 Poison Resistance 4 AWA 10 Smell/Hear/See 16 WIL 8 ROG 13 Predator Speech 13 |
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