I inserted a zipper on the side and it was done! Or so I thought. More than several times in her career of adventuring Nott expressed her hatred for goblins, stating she finds their behaviour disgusting and at one point she had the strong desire the be changed possible by Caleb.Inner edge was finished by hand with a whipstitch.Īnd I finished the top edge with a simple waistband (that matched the pleated measurement! not the cut measurement). Nott had a hatred for water and dogs, but did not feel an overwhelming craving to consume the flesh of human children, which apparently was a common stereotype of goblins (sometimes true as Nott’s ancestral clan partook in it). Nott exhibited kleptomaniacal tendencies that she seemed to temper by drinking alcohol. She was commonly described as "jumpy", getting nervous very easily. Nott spent a lot of time in the shadows because she knew that goblins were not welcome in most parts of the Faerun.
Due to her race and other people’s perceptions of it, she chose to hide her face with a hood and a porcelain mask. He died of congestive heart failure.Īs a goblin Nott was three feet tall with green skin, green hair, yellow eyes and sharp animal like teeth. Nott was released from her bondage at the age of 14 upon the death of Goldspade. Goldspade raised Nott as a curiosity at first, but later introduced her to his trade in thievery. She was later sold to a gluttonous dwarf in Waterdeep by the name of Nevyn Goldspade. Among the cargo were pseudo-dragons, displacer beast cubs, and nearly half a dozen aggressive mastiffs. During such time the slavers kept her in a cage situated in a dark, damp hold. Nott was found wandering alone along the beaches of the Shining Sea, and was captured by pirates. Her mother and father, who were both fishmongers by trade, found little work during the Orcish war and eventually died of malnutrition.
But age 3, her family was expelled along with other "barbaric races" during the Orcish War and the advent of the Orc King. Nott was born to a family of city goblins in Calimport.
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