I have NO idea if this is the right forum for this, but it is kinda pet help, so I'll try it.

First off, backstory. Picture this. Subeta. A year or so ago. The new experiment pet was released, and there was much abuzz in the community. As I adore anything and everything dragon, I wanted one. Zapped and zapped and zapped and freaking zapped some more, got every other friggin experiment in MULTIPLES (some as much as five times), but couldn't seem to get the . Gave up, zapped Beaver for the beaver-like experiment instead. About three zaps in, he turns into the . sighs Had to get an Enchanted Hypnosis Wand, changed his name to Diamystic, created a NEW Beaver to zap, etc. I finally had my . However, the personality I was going to use for him could no longer work. I had the pet, and just I didn't have a story anymore, and he just sat there like a blank canvas.

Fast forward, present day. Thanks to the Glade pets, I finally figured out a story, and I have it on his page (still needs to be polished and reworded in a few places). I'm still kinda stuck, however, so thus I'm making this board in hopes somebody is more creatively fashionable then I am.

Diamystic is a goblin. A rather nice goblin who lives in a cave in a forest and rescues and falls in love with a beautiful but blind nymph (a future Glade pet), who doesn't know he's a goblin and falls in love with him as well.

I want to make an overlay for him, but I have no idea how to make the look goblin like.

What are some accessories I could add to him that work?

(And yes, I know I could have just asked that from the beginning, I was wanted to show what a brat he was being. ^_^;)

It depends, do you have references of the Goblins you're talking about.

I know a lot of goblins, the toad-like goblins from the Spiderwick movie, the elf-like Goblins from Harry Potter and the Green Goblin from Spiderman. And, there is the Subeta Goblins, with the Hungry Goblin trunk and the like.

I KNOW A LOT OF THEM. :P

blinks Wow. Never realized there were so many goblin choices. I was thinking more like goblins from Neverwinter nights. Y'know, the pesky little things that beginner adventurers in RPG's pick off to gain experience before tackling the 'real' monsters.

Oh, I see. :)

Most goblins usually have a earthy set of colors, in the khaki-brown scheme (I think of the Welldweller collection that way). I also think of tribal accessories, usually made from bones.