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* HenchmenRace: Deconstructed. Goblins are thought to be an AlwaysChaoticEvil henchman race, because they only time they've interacted significantly with humans was as the EvilOverlord's mooks; it turns out that they're actually a peaceful and artistic people when left to themselves, but as a species they have a low resistance against telepathic domination that makes them really handy to anyone with mind control powers and a sudden desire to field an army.

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* HenchmenRace: Deconstructed. Goblins are thought to be an AlwaysChaoticEvil henchman race, because they the only time they've interacted significantly with humans was as the EvilOverlord's mooks; it turns out that they're actually a peaceful and artistic people when left to themselves, but as a species they have a low resistance against telepathic domination that makes them really handy to anyone with mind control powers and a sudden desire to field an army.
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* HenchmenRace: Deconstructed. Goblins are thought to be an AlwaysChaoticEvil henchman race, because they only time they've interacted significantly with humans was as the EvilOverlord's mooks; it turns out that they're actually a peaceful and artistic people when left to themselves, but as a species they have a low resistance against telepathic domination that makes them really handy to anyone with mind-control powers and a sudden desire to field an army.

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* HenchmenRace: Deconstructed. Goblins are thought to be an AlwaysChaoticEvil henchman race, because they only time they've interacted significantly with humans was as the EvilOverlord's mooks; it turns out that they're actually a peaceful and artistic people when left to themselves, but as a species they have a low resistance against telepathic domination that makes them really handy to anyone with mind-control mind control powers and a sudden desire to field an army.
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* PredecessorVillain: The EvilOverlord who was defeated in a costly battle a generation earlier. Over the course of the trilogy, several people attempt to set themselves up as his successor, for various reasons of their own.

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The Tenabran trilogy is a fantasy trilogy by Creator/DaveLuckett, consisting of ''A Dark Winter'', ''A Dark Journey'', and ''A Dark Victory''.

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Tenabran trilogy trilogy'' is a fantasy trilogy by Creator/DaveLuckett, consisting of ''A Dark Winter'', ''A Dark Journey'', and ''A Dark Victory''.



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* EvilOverlord: Deconstructed. The author started writing it to explore questions like "Just what does the EvilOverlord get out of lurking in {{Mordor}} and trying to take of the world?" and "Where does he get the AlwaysChaoticEvil cannon fodder from?"

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* EvilOverlord: Deconstructed. The author started writing it to explore questions like "Just what does the EvilOverlord get out of lurking in {{Mordor}} and trying to take of over the world?" and "Where does he get the AlwaysChaoticEvil cannon fodder from?"

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* AlwaysChaoticEvil: Subverted. Goblins are thought to be, because they only time they've interacted significantly with humans was as the EvilOverlord's mooks; it turns out that they're actually a peaceful and artistic people when left to themselves, but as a species they have a low resistance against telepathic domination that makes them really handy to anyone with mind-control powers and a sudden desire to field an army.



* HenchmenRace: Deconstructed. Goblins are thought to be an AlwaysChaoticEvil henchman race, because they only time they've interacted significantly with humans was as the EvilOverlord's mooks; it turns out that they're actually a peaceful and artistic people when left to themselves, but as a species they have a low resistance against telepathic domination that makes them really handy to anyone with mind-control powers and a sudden desire to field an army.



* OurGoblinsAreDifferent: See above under AlwaysChaoticEvil. When they're not being enslaved by the SorcerousOverlord, they're the closest thing this setting has to Our Elves.

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* OurGoblinsAreDifferent: See above under AlwaysChaoticEvil. When they're not being enslaved by the SorcerousOverlord, they're the closest thing this setting has to Our Elves.
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The Tenabran trilogy is a fantasy trilogy by DaveLuckett, consisting of ''A Dark Winter'', ''A Dark Journey'', and ''A Dark Victory''.

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The Tenabran trilogy is a fantasy trilogy by DaveLuckett, Creator/DaveLuckett, consisting of ''A Dark Winter'', ''A Dark Journey'', and ''A Dark Victory''.

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