kobolds (Meaning)
kobolds
a gnome that in German folklore inhabits underground places, an often mischievous domestic spirit of German folklore
Synonyms & Antonyms of kobolds
kobolds Sentence Examples
- The kobolds scurried through the shadows, their beady eyes gleaming in the dimness.
- The adventurers stumbled upon a hidden cave filled with a horde of vicious kobolds.
- The kobold traps were both deadly and ingenious, testing the adventurers' wits.
- The kobold leader, covered in scales and wielding a wicked spear, challenged the party to a fight.
- The kobolds' laughter echoed through the dungeon, a chilling reminder of their presence.
- The heroes faced a relentless assault from the kobolds, who fought with surprising ferocity.
- Despite being small and weak, the kobolds were surprisingly resilient and caused the adventurers much trouble.
- The kobolds' lair was a labyrinth of interconnected tunnels, making it difficult to navigate and escape.
- The adventurers discovered a secret treasure room guarded by a horde of kobolds, sparking a desperate battle.
- The heroes emerged victorious from their encounter with the kobolds, but not without sustaining some serious wounds.
FAQs About the word kobolds
a gnome that in German folklore inhabits underground places, an often mischievous domestic spirit of German folklore
dwarves, fairies, elves, goblins, sprites, gnomes, brownies,dwarfs, faeries, trolls
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The kobolds scurried through the shadows, their beady eyes gleaming in the dimness.
The adventurers stumbled upon a hidden cave filled with a horde of vicious kobolds.
The kobold traps were both deadly and ingenious, testing the adventurers' wits.
The kobold leader, covered in scales and wielding a wicked spear, challenged the party to a fight.
