Goblinoids

Goblinoids, Homo Ergaster, are a species of generally shorter humanoids, noted for their odd skin colors and rough complexions.

Description
The Goblinoids are by far the second largest species on the planet, popping up anywhere from the Great Steppe to Egypt to Hesperia. They are a broad and diverse collection of “races”, all the same species but notable for their physical differences. Goblins are most places, primarily radiating out from the Great Steppe into Europe, central Asia, and parts of northern Egypt. They are a jack-of-all trades, much like humans, and often find themselves embracing and integrating traits of the culture they find themselves in. However, a few notable exceptions shine through:

Contraptions - Goblins have an innate love for crafting strange and often outlandish devices, often at the expense of functionality in exchange for eccentricity.

Animals - No matter where a goblin goes, a warg pup or dire cat kitten is not far behind. Where humans co-evolved with dogs, Goblins similarly co-evolved with those dogs’ larger cousins, repurposing them as mounts and work animals.

Culture(s)
Goblins are most prominent as a population on the Great Steppe, living alongside Orcs as raiders and herdsmen. See the Orc entry for more detail.

Bugbears and Hobgoblins are rarer, but seem to move together, living alongside Half Orcs in the slavic regions close to the human kingdoms and lands. See the Half Orc entry for more detail. Bugbears prefer colder climates while Hobgoblins enjoy the wetlands of modern-day Russia, Poland, etc.