Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Jamfalcon_the_gnome 04-26-08, 01:05 PM	Hello, my DM is starting a new campaign with everyone as goblins and kobolds. Does anyone know what adulthood, middle age, old and venerable age would be?
David 04-26-08, 01:36 PM	The answer is in the Races of Fearun book. That's about all I can tell you. Edit:Ehm, are Kobolds mentioned in races of Fearun? I can't recall... Maybe you should try Races of the dragon.
taylors005 04-26-08, 03:08 PM	for kobolds 60 yrs, 90 yrs, 120 yrs, max is +cha races of the dragon has everything you never wanted to know about kobolds in it
Jamfalcon_the_gnome 04-27-08, 11:57 PM	Ok thanks. Does anyone know for goblins? I'd guess shorter than gnomes, but longer than humans.
taylors005 04-27-08, 11:59 PM	as far as i know nothing WotC has ever done contains the age of goblins in it
Shaggy_Shaggs 04-27-08, 11:59 PM	I highly doubt goblins are long-lived, given the fluff associated with them. Things that live for ages don't generally breed like rabbits or cockroaches. Quick and dirty, I just use half-orc ages for them until I get something better.
jradd777 04-28-08, 12:18 AM	Bhuka, in Sandstorm are a type of goblin... maybe use their ages...since they might be the closest thing.
Jamfalcon_the_gnome 04-28-08, 11:53 AM	Ok, I'll just use the half-orc ages. Thanks everyone :)
VulcanStormwrath 04-28-08, 07:42 PM	Look at Dragonwrought kobolds. They get Draconic lifespans.
Suspect_Unusual 04-29-08, 01:03 AM	Look at Dragonwrought kobolds. They get Draconic lifespans. They aren't as negatively affected by age as everyone else, and they DO get a bonus to their maximum age based on their draconic type, but they don't get what you might term Dragon-like lifespans of 1200+ years... more like an extra decade or two. Edit: did you mean age categories? Because their lifespan IS categorized into the wyrmling->great wyrm sections... but that's all kobolds, not just Dragonwraught, I think.