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...ys also the King of [[Greater Siem]], the largest and most central of said underkingdoms, and is elected after the death of his predecessor by the [[Red Masters]] - ...the Great Goblin only in his religious context, as are the rulers of other Goblin civilizations further afield (and outside the scope of this article).

...orical goblin capital, and it controls passages that link the other goblin underkingdoms. It's possession of [[Pyrmor]], near [[Southport]], enables a rich trade wi

...[[Seelie Tower]] and the [[Unseelie Ruins | ruins of the Unseelie Tower]]. Goblin raids and parties are so bold in this area that they're impossible to fully

...ngdoms, with his nature and patronage both shaping and being shaped by the goblin understanding of [[Pre-Baghar Culture]] ruins throughout their domain. Thou ...s, and the relatively modern innovation of administrative clerics in [[the Underkingdoms]], the origin of Gob is poorly understood. For most of the understood histo

...), the kingdom is rich in alchemical ingredients and does better than most goblin kingdoms in managing its relationships with its nearest neighbours, being t

...me a great cultural touchstone for Goblinkind, at least the goblins of the Underkingdoms, which are all those north of the Transoccident Mountains and west of the [ Visitors to Siem - almost always goblins from elsewhere in the [[Underkingdoms]] - can keep these districts straight as each has a subordinate colour asso

...rs, [[Bastonia]] and the [[Orcish Nation]], the political landscape of the Underkingdoms is frequently-shifting. Unsurprisingly due to the personalities of the Gobl ...region around Siem politically as well as (nominally) the religion of the goblin god, [[Gob]].