Having returned from our outing in the fair northern State of PA, I have been a tither with the preservation of the latest specimens collected. While some of them were quite difficult to lure to the feeding station due to the large gathering of humans at the Spoutwood Faerie festival. I did find them in abundance in the Faerie Habitation centers placed through the farmstead.
Over all I found the host of the festival refreshing for while they did glamour-ize faeries in an overly positive and more intellectual light then I would prefer. They also showed the true threat of the unseelie folk, and often spoke of changelings and infant snatching.
I was also excited to have added to my collection a "Mud Goblin"
Over all I found the host of the festival refreshing for while they did glamour-ize faeries in an overly positive and more intellectual light then I would prefer. They also showed the true threat of the unseelie folk, and often spoke of changelings and infant snatching.
I was also excited to have added to my collection a "Mud Goblin"
Example of a domisticated Mud Goblin
These Mud Goblins are captivity breed and have been domesticated by our Good Friends at Goblin Road.
They Have announced Due to the rarity and difficulty of this genus of goblin they have been limited to 500 of these darlings being hatched and raised to a suitable age for homing with prospective keepers and cryptozoologists.
While at first I was deeply concerned with the social interaction of my new Mud Goblin with the Mediocris I currently keep in my lab, along with the "Noise Goblin" I had brought home the year before for my off spring to study, and of course our House Brownie Dizmil, Who tends to have a pention to upset the less domesticated of the fae, I can report there has been little issue with it's incorporation to our homestead. While I do question the claimed birthing of the Mud goblins by Goblin road's as they claim they are spawned in a form of Laughism "Where as we all know that faeries are born from the laughter of children, Mud Goblins are created everytime a child squishes mud, muck, goop, or grime between their toes and delights at the squelchy sound."
They do however come with a certificate of their pedigree, insuring they are true goblin of merit.
Over all I would advise getting one of these rare genus of goblins before their hatching season passes and it is another long century before their breeding season commences once more.
They Have announced Due to the rarity and difficulty of this genus of goblin they have been limited to 500 of these darlings being hatched and raised to a suitable age for homing with prospective keepers and cryptozoologists.
While at first I was deeply concerned with the social interaction of my new Mud Goblin with the Mediocris I currently keep in my lab, along with the "Noise Goblin" I had brought home the year before for my off spring to study, and of course our House Brownie Dizmil, Who tends to have a pention to upset the less domesticated of the fae, I can report there has been little issue with it's incorporation to our homestead. While I do question the claimed birthing of the Mud goblins by Goblin road's as they claim they are spawned in a form of Laughism "Where as we all know that faeries are born from the laughter of children, Mud Goblins are created everytime a child squishes mud, muck, goop, or grime between their toes and delights at the squelchy sound."
They do however come with a certificate of their pedigree, insuring they are true goblin of merit.
Over all I would advise getting one of these rare genus of goblins before their hatching season passes and it is another long century before their breeding season commences once more.
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