History WMG / GoblinSlayer

specifically since the setting is dnd inspired, a bane weapon, obviously for goblins, since bane enchantments ONLY affect the creature they are designed for and act as normal weapons against anyone else there is no risk if he is slain that it will be turned on humans, the only use a goblin could have for it would be killing his fellow goblins, with the added bonus that it would still be useful when it found its way back into human hands

specifically since the setting is dnd inspired, a bane weapon, obviously for goblins, since bane enchantments ONLY affect the creature they are designed for there is no risk if he is slain that it will be turned on humans, the only use a goblin could have for it would be killing his fellow goblins, with the added bonus that it would still be useful when it found its way back into human hands

Truth and Illusion, and maybe whoever else counts as a God, are real-life people playing a game of D&D. Although let's just say they'd 100 percent be the type of people to be banned from most stores and public campaigns given that their setting involves a lot of RapePillageAndBurn. People who've played their games probably vent about their edge on Reddit's RPG Horror Stories sub.

...Goblin Slayer being successful in the final battle but later succumbing to his wounds. Then at the end, as a sort of BookEnds, we will see a group of novice adventures traveling in a cave to clear out some goblins only for it to go horribly wrong, and then they are meet with the footsteps of someone clad in full armor before finally, the eye of the new arrival lights up and begin tearing up the goblins left and right. Only this time, [[spoiler:the color of the eye is blue and the voice clearly belongs to a woman as Priestess picks up where Goblin Slayer left off]].

And as Truth and Illusion comment on his passing off the board, he'll show up right there with them (scaring them both shitless first by merely appearing) and then remain at their table as the objective, neutral, judge of their games for all eternity, to ensure that they can't cheat or create scenarios beyond reasonable chance of success just for amusement. Also, add a rule of "NO GOBLINS!" in ''any'' of their written scenarios, essentially eradicating the entire species in one fell swipe of a feather-pen, with the change marked by having the Green Moon erased from existence and Priestess(now older) remark on how pretty the lone moon is that night.

[[WMG: Meta: Goblin Slayer is a player character of someone playing RPGs as part of therapy, overcoming a real life traumatic experience.]]

We see goblins that have evolved beyond their other base instincts, stronger, smarter, etc, the only thing for them to overcome would be their cruelty, we even see an inkling of this with the Paladin inspiring other goblins to care about something bigger then themselves that they're willing to die for.

In this other universe where humans,and goblins are at war;the human leaders started to spread this story around to give people a monstrous enemy to fight. (in this alternate universe goblins,like humans have their fair share of saints,and sinners.) Somehow, this propaganda made it's way into our world and became the manga,light novel,and anime.

The final showdown will be between the UnchosenOnes and it will be far scarier than the classic good v evil conflict the GS universe faced so far, because the Hero was always fated to win. In fact, our wham moment will be when the Hero gets (horrifically) taken out by goblins, upending all the concepts the denizens of the GS universe came to take for granted.

* The end of the story will lead to a major battle (outside of Truth and Illusion's control) that will push them past the breaking point, and only the results of all their hard fought victories will win.

The final showdown will be between the UnchosenOnes and it will be far scarier than the classic good v evil conflict the GS universe faced so far, because the Hero was always fated to win. In fact, our wham moment will be when the Hero gets taken out by goblins, upending all the concepts the denizens of the GS universe came to take for granted.

After she killed the Demon Lord, her prophecy ended, therefore the gods have no more use for her, and well... Yeah.

We learn later on that Goblin Slayer often asks after beginner parties that set off on goblin slaying quests. Considering that Guild Girl seemed quite perturbed about the preparedness of the Rookie Party and that Goblin Slayer would have no reason to undertake a quest that was already in progress, there is a distinct chance that Guild Girl pointed him their way the moment he set foot in the guild that day.

They're motivated by envy, make no innovations, can't feed themselves, dwell in squalor, delight in dragging others down to their level.

Likely will be brought up as a joke of how she is becoming more like Goblin Slayer, and how heroes of the story are often ChickMagnet. Volume 6 reveal that [[spoiler: Noble Fencer has a crush on Priestess]]. The Princess becomes HeroWorshipper for Priestess by the end of Volume 8. Possible in the next few volumes, Priestess will win over the affections 2-3 more girls, and comically finds herself with her own "harem" similar to Goblin Slayer.

This has been seen to a tiny degree already with the training camp for rookie adventurers (increasing their survival chance, thus perhaps turning the balance of things arond), but eventually a mighty hero (perhaps Choosen Heroine) will go on to do something big for the world inspired by him.

Whether that means the Demon King created goblins or is himself a goblin, this will give Goblin Slayer the incentive to actually break out of his CripplingOverspecialization.

Burglar represents the single minded ultimately suicidal goblin slaying without regards to much else (his TrainingFromHell has as much part of his mental state as his DoomedHometown) It's likely he wouldn't take kindly to his "student" straying, thus a battle occurs that is about Goblin Slayer killing a demon from his past.

If the goblins' origins are indeed true, after killing off every goblin in the Frontier, the only way to ensure they don't come back is to head to where they came from: [[spoiler:the green moon]]. Given the apt parallels between this series and ''Franchise/{{Doom}}'', in a similar vein to what Doomguy does at the end of ''Doom 64'', Goblin Slayer will find a way to the source (likely [[spoiler:another magic mirror]]), sealing all further access so that he winds up there by himself - stranded, but not alone, as there are now hordes of goblins for him to kill until there's none left.

Even if CripplingOverspecialization is in play, getting screwed over when not in the midst of goblin-fighting, a pragmatic trick or in the middle of UnstoppableRage in the manner he has been makes one think; surely a man with his experience has ''some'' fighting capability beyond just one-shotting smaller goblins, at this stage and level of experience, especially if RPG mechanics are involved. Hence the thought that his actual rolls in direct combat actually suck. The fact Truth, essentially the DM, doesn't seem to like him much enforces this.

[[WMG:Goblin Slayer will inevitably end the goblin threat by going to the very source: [[spoiler:the green moon]].]]
If the goblins' origins are indeed true, after killing off every goblin in the Frontier, the only way to ensure they don't come back is to head to where they came from: [[spoiler:the green moon]]. Given the apt parallels between this series and ''Franchise/{{Doom}}'', in a similar vein to what Doomguy does at the end of ''Doom 64'', Goblin Slayer will find a way to the source (likely [[spoiler:another magic mirror]]), sealing all further access so that he winds up there by himself - stranded, but not alone, as there are now hordes of goblins for him to kill until there's no left.

If the goblins' origins are indeed true, after killing off every goblin in the Frontier, the only way to ensure they don't come back is to head to where they came from: [[spoiler:the green moon]]. Given the apt parallels between this series and ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}'', in a similar vein to what Doomguy does at the end of ''VideoGame/Doom64'', Goblin Slayer will find a way to the source, sealing all further access so that he winds up there by himself.

Even if CripplingOverspecialization is in play, getting screwed over when not in the midst of goblin-fighting, a pragmatic trick or in the middle of UnstoppableRage in the manner he has been makes one think; surely a man with his experience has ''some'' fighting capability beyond just one-shotting smaller goblins, at this stage and level of experience, especially if RPG mechanics are involved. Hence the thought that his actual rolls in direct combat actually suck. The fact Truth, essentially the DM, doesn't seem to like him much enforces this.

His massive hatred for goblins transcends time and space, such that his descendant turned that anger onto the legions of Hell.

His massive hatred for goblins transcends time and space that his descendant turned that anger to the legions of Hell.

[[WMG:There will eventually be a Goblin breed that evolved beyond Always Chaotic Evil]]

We see goblins that have evolved beyond their other base instincts, stronger, smarter, etc, the only thing for them to overcome would be their cruelty, we even see an inkling of this with the Paladin inspiring other goblins to care about something bigger then themselves that they're willing to die for.

We see goblins that have evolved beyond there other base instincts, stronger, smarter, ect, the only thing for them to overcome would be there cruelty, we even see an inkling of this with the Paladin inspiring other goblins to care about something bigger then themselves that there willing to die for