But what about a Goblin?

As you can see, I'm just minding my own buisness yet this Goblin Thug is about to stab me in the stomach. It seems a little extreme until you realize that the beast races (of which the Goblins are one) are at war with the free peoples of FFXI. In his eyes, a knife in the gullet is an appropriate fate for an ugly Hume like me. Most of the beast races "aggro" to sight, meaning if they can see you, they'll attack you. It's an important thing to remember, unless you don't mind being surrounded by several stab-happy midgets.
Keen eyed readers will also notice that I'm not wearing any pants. As I mentioned in the Monk post, we abhor weapons and armor. Apparently we get tougher as our clothes get skimpier, so I can only assume that strippers would make the toughest Monks in all the land. All I know is that I traded in my pants for something called a Bronze Subligar, which increased my defense at the expense of a distinct breeze around the nether regions. I'd better stick to warmer climates until I find some better insulation.
What if you run into a Goblin that is not a thug?
ReplyDeleteAre you not able to earn coins? What kind of game makes you trade pants for items? Are there any opportunities to collect pants for future bartering?
Your thigh muscles are hugely obvious even in a low-res pic. Were these pants in tatters? Do you get better shit if you're able to trade in tatterless pants?
Rachel has discovered my dirty secret...I didn't trade in the pants, but rather trained my character until the pants exploded. It was reminiscent of the Incredible Hulk. Children were frightened. Better that I speak no more of it...
ReplyDeleteAnd no, even the non-thuggish Goblins attack me on sight. Even like the butchers, fishermen, etc. Maybe they just don't like my free-spirited, pants-optional lifestyle. Damn Puritan Goblins...
Sweet, exploding pants are the reason I play video games. Once I make my Red Mage I'm going to try and explode off his hat because I have leveled his brain too much! No hat can house his abnormally large brain . . .
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