Not every goblin lives in mountain caves. This bald head captures urban fantasy’s scrappiest survivors—those large pointed ears perfect for hearing approaching city guards, sharp teeth ready for opportunistic meals, and an evil grin suggesting someone who’s learned to thrive in civilization’s margins.

The bald design is perfect for army building scavenger bands. Those prominent ears provide excellent painting depth—add shadows in the deep recesses, highlight the tips with paler tones, or experiment with notches and tears suggesting hard city living. That evil expression and exposed teeth communicate cunning survival instinct rather than mindless aggression—these goblins think before they bite.

The clean features work beautifully for creating character variations through paint alone. Build skin tone variety from sickly greens to mottled yellows, add grime and dirt suggesting alley dwelling, or experiment with urban camouflage patterns. Those sharp teeth reward detail work—paint them with yellowed ivory, add gaps suggesting poor nutrition, or darken them with questionable dietary choices.

Perfect for building urban goblin gangs, creating alley-dwelling troublemakers, or adding scavenger energy to modern fantasy campaigns. That “dumpster goblin” designation isn’t an insult—it’s a lifestyle choice.

Some goblins raid dungeons. These raid trash cans. Both pay equally well.