Kobold

A kobold is a creature of fantasy
That comes in many shapes and forms
Some are like goblins, small and hairy
Others are like dragons, with scales and horns

Some kobolds live in houses, helping humans out
But they can be mischievous, if they are ignored or spurned
They may hide your keys, or spoil your food, or make a lot of clout
So treat them well, and they will be loyal, or else you may be burned

Some kobolds dwell in mines, digging for precious ore
But they are not friendly, to those who trespass their domain
They may set traps, or ambush you, or start a bloody war
So beware of them, and their cunning ways, or you may end up slain

Some kobolds sail on ships, aiding sailors on their quest
But they are not always seen, unless there is a storm or strife
They may fix the leaks, or steer the helm, or calm the waves at best
So respect them, and their nautical skills, or they may save your life.

A kobold is a fantasy creature that has different appearances depending on the source.
In general, they are small, humanoid beings that are either related to dogs or dragons.

Some common features of kobolds are:

• They have fur or scales, usually in brown, red, or black colors.
• They have long tails, often with a tuft of hair or a spade at the end.
• They have pointed ears, snouts, and teeth, giving them a feral look.
• They have claws on their hands and feet, and sometimes horns on their heads.
• They wear simple clothing, often made of leather or metal.

Kobolds are often depicted as cunning, sneaky, and cowardly.
They live in tribes or clans, and worship powerful beings such as dragons or titans.
They are skilled at mining, crafting, and setting traps.
They are usually hostile to other races, especially humans and elves.

Some examples of kobolds in fantasy media are:

- The kobolds from Dungeons & Dragons, who are reptilian humanoids that serve dragons and worship the primal Titan.
- The kobolds from World of Warcraft, who are furry humanoids that mine for gold and say \"You no take candle!\".
- The kobolds from Pathfinder, who are scaly humanoids that can have different colors and abilities depending on their dragon ancestry.
- The kobolds from The Elder Scrolls, who are also known as Rieklings and are furry humanoids that live in the frozen island of Solstheim.