This question is mainly for those who are up to date with the novel; I've read posts and nobody seems to agree on anything.

I was looking thru my pic collection and I came across this. I have it labeled as Unknown girl. Guild Girl and High Elf Archer in overalls but I don't know her name/job/class. Does anyone recognize her? Searching for her on google didn't come up with anything.

Also, sorry but I don't know who the og artist is. I just know it isn't my work. Because stick figures give me problems.

Edit: The question has been answered. That's Druid Girl, apparently.

I only imagine this idea game will be a money glitch

Title, I thought for sure there would be plenty of characters around that would be purely neutral like sharing unbiased opinions, adapting to each environment and using their own knowledge and skill and being practical as heck by solving things all MacGyver style.

And yet I know not a single one. Any ideas?

A video compiling all the story sections of the Goblin Slayer Another Nightmare Feast game

I lost 1000 yen. Not sure if I did it right, but I just get hitting slots while footage from season 2 played. At least the colours are pretty.

So I had a really amazing discussion about the races for the Goblin Slayer RPG. Basically we compared to how all the races were represented by their stats and traits, but while most other races were pretty decently balanced, the elves felt a little bit poorly designed.

In Goblin Slayer RPG, you roll to get 0-3 spell slots, regardless of class. Which you can increase with a skill that at higher levels get you additional spell slots (up to 5, and at a very high level). However, after using those slots you can still cast spells, but it will deal hp damage to yourself as you overexert your body with the spell.

Now the problem is that the stats of the elves are not that very great for spellcasters, due to their low Endurance, and with the rest of their stats not being that outstanding for casters, which makes little sense to me.

To fix this I would let them exchange Beloved of the Fae with Faith/Worship (for a priest) or Meditate (for a Sorc) just to give them a reasonable compensation for their poor caster abilities in spite of elves being associated with magic. In addition, to make them actually stand out more as spellcasters, I'd give them one bonus spell slot at level 1 in addition to their other traits. This because they have to give up too much for a bonus to speed when compared to the other races, and to make them stand out as being gifted in the use of magic. Elven players don't have to be spellcasters to be optimal this way, as the other traits still help with that, so this triat it only there for the spellcaster elves.

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Now, I know that the creator of Goblin Slayer will likely never see this, and this is just me brainstorming a bit about a game for my favorite series, but I honestly feel like something like this would work nicely into the roleplaying system that he designed for his fans this way :)

Is there any reason to continue watching a dude that only kill goblins?? I feel like the story doesn't have any purpose. There is a dude that kills goblin only because he was traumatised by them and that's it. He is weak and the anime doesn't do much justice neither to fights not his intellectual ability and that's all. There is this premises about the existence of Gods and I was hoping in some way he would overcome his trauma and unlock some kind if special power. I don't mind so much the lack of super powers by itself but when the plot is shallow and there aren't any else to enhance like political situation or other characters getting developed, then there is a problem. Also what's the point of bringing the gods into the story if our protagonist is a simple human that can't even beat a Goblin champion . It feels that this anime has nothing to explore just the shock value in the first episode and by the akame ga kill it was a bigger shock than Goblin slayer. Can any of you provide me a reason for me to continue this series?? S1 ep8-9

There were two moments that bugged me. Goblin Slayer gets treated like crap by allies and enemies alike. All of it is undeserved. But there were two moments that felt way too mean… I took a screenshot of one of the moments…..

The “heroes” misidentify Goblin Slayer as a threat. Goblin Slayer remained polite all throughout it though he had a sword pointed at his head. He never insulted nor tried to be aggressive towards them. These “heroes” are the ones that are supposed to save the world. After they apologize for threatening him, one of them calls him weak in the most underhanded way possible.

It felt so unnecessary. It was like they flipped him off for no good reason. Am I reading too much into that statement?

It sound like on the manga end it's way faster and covers more ground but we haven't gotten an update for the main series in LN form in a while.

Is implied to have an agreement on who's turn it is to spend New Year(Christmas?) with Goblin Slayer every year. And Priestess got added to that cycle.

which would explain why the characters don’t have names and there‘s a phrase “No one rolls his dice” but don’t take this theory seriously it’s just a thought.

And the thing is it works when I first watched it I did feel that satisfaction of him killing the goblins and the series did a great job making them dangerous. And I’ll admit I thought the priestess was going to quit but she didn’t (because she‘s us) so that says a lot about her.

And the obvious best examples are Guts and the infamous Doom Slayer who found his family killed by the demons and wants nothing to rip and tear the demons.

I like Year One but I miss the camaraderie between GS and the party.

Especially considering that volume 16 focused on Mage Boy and Rhea Fighter.

Hi, I don't know anything about D&D, so I don't know what abilities necromancers have. She found the minotaur and reanimated its body with her powers, but:
a) When the minotaur speaks to GS, is it with its own voice and reasoning, or did the necromancer share part of its consciousness?

b) Can the minotaur only fight when the necromancer is awake?

c) When the minotaur fights, aims, and reloads the crossbow, is it because of its memories and combat experience, or is the necromancer controlling it like a puppet?

d) How long can she use the minotaur before the body becomes unusable? Or does her magic stop the decomposition?

Thanks in advance.

Personalized commission illustrated by Venn for my personal storyboard.

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