Goblins are a common enemy in Torchlight, Torchlight II, and Torchlight III. They are small humanoid creatures with varying skin colors and appearances.

Augmentation

Notable Weapons that are augmented after killing Goblins:

• The Emperor's Wrath - Kills 20 Goblins
• Goblinskewer - Kills 20 Goblins
• Battlebreaker - Kills 20 Goblins
• Foe's Lament - Kills 20 Goblins

In Torchlight

In Torchlight goblins had inhabited the ruins of Molten Prison, apparently co-existing with Krag, a giant Troll at the bottom of the prison stronghold.

Molten Prison

• Goblin Warrior - These red Goblins have weapons and armor.
• Goblin Hunter - This green Goblin comes equipped with a bow and fires exploding arrows.
• Goblin Healer (aka Chanter or Shaman) - This magic-using blue Goblin casts fireballs and can use healing spells on his comrades.
• Goblin Boomer - Crazed goblins with explode on contact. Fortunately, there is slight delay as they "warm up," giving time to move out of the blast radius.
• Goblin hound - Goblin pets with a dash attack

Grave Diggers

Additionally, Grave Diggers appear in the Necropolis. They are believed to be goblins, although they do not appear near their brethren.

• Goblin Grave Diggers - Goblin Grave Diggers are green creatures who carry large candles on their backs. Equipped with a shovel, they dig up skeletons to aid them.

Pygmies

Although they are not referred to directly as goblins, the pygmies encountered in the Estherian Ruins are named "goblins" in the game's files, and their physical resemblance is obvious.

• Stabber Pygmy - attacks with a polearm
• Chanter Pygmy - resurrects Pygmies and casts fireballs

In Torchlight II

New goblins and goblin hounds appear in concept art for Torchlight II.

Name	Image	Element	Abilities
Goblin Demolitionist			Hurls Explosive Charges
Goblin Slasher			Shield Blocks Damage
Goblin Spellbinder			Resurrects Goblins Cast Goblin Totems
Goblin Warden			Ice Arrow Attacks
Goblin Worker			Flees When Allies Perish

In Torchlight III

Goblins appear in Torchlight Frontiers as diurnal enemies.^[1]

Name	Image	Element	Abilities
Voracious Goblin			Melee
Goblin Warrior			Melee

References

Characters and monsters
Classes	T1: Alchemist • Destroyer • Vanquisher T2: Berserker • Embermage • Engineer • Outlander T3: Dusk Mage • Forge • Railmaster • Sharpshooter
Non-player characters	T1: Syl • Brink • Vasman • Goren • Gorn and Furl • Hatch • Trill-Bot 4000 • Duran the Transmuter • Duros the Blade • Horse • Ulrec • Goldenrod • Kolos • Triya • Gar • Valeria T2: Commander Vale • Elemental Guardians • Fazeer Shah • Grand Regent • Professor Stoker • Sphinx
Monsters and races	Animal • Bandit • Basilisk • Bittersprite • Blood Disciple • Burrower • Construct • Cursed Sword • Dark Zealot • Dragonkin • Dwarf • Dwarven Automata • Elemental • Estherian • Ezrohir • Felwing • Gargoyle • Gel • Ghost • Goblin • Goblin Hound • Lich • Manticore • Mechanical Construct • Mimic • Mirka • Mycon • Netherim • Ponya • Phase Beast • Ratlin • Roach • Skeleton • Spectral Dragon • Spectre • Spider • Strider • Sturmbeorn • Tattered Lurker • Troglodyte • Troll • Tu'tara • Varkolyn • Werewolf • Witch • Yakotaur • Zeraphi • Zombie
Bosses	T1: Brink the Corrupted • Lady Aleera • Lady Marishka • Lady Verona • The Overseer • Vilebracken • Ember Colossus • Krag • Medea • Shade • Master Alric • Ordrak T2: Fallen Guardian • Mordrox • One-Eyed Willy • General Grell • Winter Widow • Chillhoof • King Pogg • Kidrik the Mauler • Grand Regent • Manaforged • Juthama Kasam • Manticore • Artificer • Encrusted Guardian • The King in Masks • Aruk the Cruel • Ezrek Khan • Siege Guardian • Boletus Rex • Grom the Murderer • Wraith Lord • Grizzled Alpha • Bloatfang • Cacklespit • Lady Aleera • Lady Marishka • Lady Verona • Thiss • Vyrax • War Titan • Dark Alchemist • Netherlord