Tak the Goblin's page

Treasure: rusty paperclip, empty matchbox, torn portrait of a gnome baby

Animal Friendship: Following a successful attack roll against a creature of the animal type, the user of this Licktoad badge increases her damage from that attack by +1d6 points. This extra damage is not doubled on a critical hit. The user can decide to activate this badge after rolling the regular damage for the attack.

Hurtful Words - The user of this Licktoad badge
can call forth a stream of blistering invectives against a single creature with an Intelligence score of 3 or higher within 30 feet. This allows the user to attempt an Intimidate check to demoralize that creature with a +5 circumstance bonus on the roll. If the user’s check exceeds the target DC by 5 or more, her target is staggered for 1 round instead of shaken. This is a mind-affecting effect.

Squirmtongue - The user of this Licktoad badge can reroll a single saving throw he just failed, but he immediately falls prone.

Tak likes burning stuff with fire
Tak likes hitting with a crash
Tak likes killing with a bash
Tak wished that his hands reached higher.

Tak was a scrawny goblin with a big head (housing, he believed, an extra-large brain). He endured a lot of lashing silently, but planned that once he would escape, at some point, he would make sure that each one of his oppressors would be paid back—not for his own sake, but so that they wouldn't oppress fellow goblins.

Tak is a magic user who can fight in melee or ranged combat using his high Dexterity. His future seems to be most appropriate in a Wisdom-based casting class that can also fight. I was thinking particularly of becoming an inquisitor (maybe the variant with an animal companion).

Aspirations: To eradicate all enemies of goblinkind and all goblins who are unworthy of the name, and have revenge on his oppressors.