Goblintober is complete! The final 16 days brought us specialists, leaders, and chaos-bringers to round out our goblin warband. Here's the second half of the challenge:

Day 16: The Skirmisher

Armed with a throwing axe and nerves of… well, something close to steel, this goblin dances on the edge of danger. Get too close, and you’ll find out just how accurate those throws really are.

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Goblintober is halfway done! The first 15 days have brought us a diverse collection of goblins, from frontline fighters to mystical shamans. Here's a look at what's been created so far:

Day 1: The Spear-Guard

The Spear-Guard may hold the line for this foundational warband member designed to maintain defensive positions. Spear and shield at the ready, this is the first line of goblin defense.

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October is here, and with it comes the season of creative challenges. Some people draw every day for Inktober, others write a story a day—here at Korrigan Press, I’ve decided to put a goblin spin on it: Goblintober.

The challenge: for each of the 31 days of October, I’ll design and craft a brand-new goblin paper miniature. By the end of the month, that means 31 unique goblins, ready to print and play. And since these are paper minis, you can put as many copies of each one on the table as you like—whether you want a lone grunt or a full unit of archers.

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We're back with another set of goblin paper miniatures! Goblin Chieftain & Warriors is our second free release, adding leadership and close combat options to your growing goblin collection.

Building the Warband

After creating our Goblin Hero & Archers, it felt natural to expand the warband with some melee fighters and stronger leadership. Every goblin force needs warriors who can charge into close combat and a chieftain to keep them in line.

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We’re excited to announce the very first product from Korrigan Press: a free set of printable paper miniatures, Goblin Hero & Archers!

This little project has its roots in something very personal. For years, Horacio (aka LostInBrittany) dreamed of the day when his kids would be old enough to join him at the tabletop for their first miniature wargames. That day finally came, and the gateway game chosen was One Page Rules’ Age of Fantasy: Skirmish — fast, flexible, and perfect for younger players.

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