Unbreakable Goblin

[Mightydaveman]

I was thinking this ancestry was really funny.

Any thoughts on how to maximize the idea of being an super tough little goblin?

Monk came to mind but I wasn't sure if attributes and being small were too much of an issue...

Sorcerer seems most compatible with Goblin but then seems like the concept doesn't work as well...

[puksone]

Animal Barbar with monk dedication and toughness.

[BellyBeard]

Being small is not a mechanical issue for a melee this edition. Small weapons do the same amount of damage and goblins don't get a strength penalty, so you'll be as effective as a front-liner of any other ancestry.

Wisdom flaw on monk is not nearly as detrimental as in 1e, because you don't get WIS to AC anymore. In fact, unless you get a few specific ki powers it's safe to ignore WIS for the most part.

[Joe Jungers]

My -2003 PFS PC is an Unbreakable goblin monk.

He's a solid combatant, even with his Wis 8.

The hardest part for him is adhering to his promise (to Irori) not t play with fire anymore.

[Dragonchess Player]

A melee-focused ranger (key ability Dex, decent Str, Flurry edge, Twin Takedown with dogslicers) also works pretty well; good AC, two attacks with one action vs. selected prey, and tough.

A barbarian with Adopted Ancestry (Dwarf), Mountain's Stoutness, Toughness, and Unbreakable-er Goblin can have quite a few hp. Along with the Bouncy Goblin, Quick Jump, Powerful Leap, Wall Jump, and Cloud Jump feats, you can (literally) bounce all over the place (Daffy Duck impressions optional).

[Salamileg]

The new Swashbuckler seems like a good fit, especially with the Bouncy Goblin feat that gives you a +2 circ bonus to checks to tumble through.

[HeHateMe]

A Champion with the Rough Rider Ancestry feat could have a wolf companion to help him or her kick holy ass. Sounds like fun to me.

[ofMars]

Cat fall let's him fall 30 feet with no damage, depending on when you apply the fall reductions