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Kobold

Basic Information

Area

Great Forest
Great Forest region

Type

Normal

Main article: Kobold

Kobolds (コボルト, Koboruto) appear as an enemy in the first Suikoden.

These affected Kobolds are not very strong, although the mage may cause some trouble with its wide-range attacks. Both the bow and sword-wielding Kobolds have a weakness to fire but remember than the mage is in fact immune to it and resists all other elements save for the Soul Eater and Resurrection Rune.

Information

Kobolds were generally known as a gentle, friendly race but these kobolds had their wild blood awakened by the power of the Conqueror Rune. Operating as bandits, they seemed to regard anyone in the forest as an invader, needlessly and viciously attacked travellers around the Great Forest region during the Gate Rune War.

They are unable to be reasoned with and wielded a variety of weapons, including short swords and bows. They held a weakness to fire magic, save for the mages, possibly due to their fur. Kobold mages were rare but those that existed were skilled and adept at defending against magic attacks.

Data

Stats
LV 20	HP 150	STR 150	DEX 40
CON 48	SPD 49	MAG 20	LCK 35

Elemental Resistances
Fire Weak	Water Normal	Earth Normal
Lightning Normal	Wind Normal	Holy Normal

Location and Loot
Area	Great Forest Great Forest region (Pannu Yakuta area)
Potch (Bribe)	200 potch (600 potch)
Items	Wooden Shield 2.33%

Stats
LV 20	HP 120	STR 140	DEX 35
CON 42	SPD 45	MAG 10	LCK 35

Elemental Resistances
Fire Weak	Water Normal	Earth Normal
Lightning Normal	Wind Normal	Holy Normal

Location and Loot
Area	Great Forest Great Forest region (Pannu Yakuta area)
Potch (Bribe)	150 potch (450 potch)
Items	Collar 2.33% Medicine x6 3%

Stats
LV 20	HP 50	STR 100	DEX 70
CON 40	SPD 60	MAG 130	LCK 37

Elemental Resistances
Fire Immune	Water Resists	Earth Resists
Lightning Resists	Wind Resists	Holy Resists

Location and Loot
Area	Great Forest region (Pannu Yakuta area)
Potch (Bribe)	250 potch (750 potch)
Items	Guard Robe 3.33% Fire Orb 2%

Etymology

The Japanese Genso Suikoden I&II guide calls the magic-wielding Kobolds Kobold Mage (コボルトメイジ, Koboruto Meiji), although the term is not used in the games in either English or Japanese.

Other languages and releases

Japanese (katakana)	コボルト
Japanese (hiragana)	こぼると
Japanese (romaji)	Koboruto
Chinese simplified (HDR)	犬人
Chinese traditional (HDR)	犬人
Chinese pinyin	Quǎn rén

English	Kobold
French (HDR)	Kobold
German (HDR)	Kobold
Italian (HDR)	Coboldo
Spanish (HDR)	Kobold

References

Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), pages 108-9
Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, page 54

Characters
Characters - Enemies - Equipment - Items - Locations - Runes
108 Stars (Battle)	Hero I • Alen • Anji • Antonio • Blackman • Camille • Cleo • Clive • Crowley • Eikei • Eileen • Flik • Fu Su Lu • Fukien • Fuma • Futch • Gen • Gon • Gremio • Grenseal • Griffith • Hellion • Hix • Humphrey Mintz • Juppo • Kage • Kai • Kamandol • Kanak • Kasim Hazil • Kasumi • Kessler • Kimberly • Kirke • Kirkis • Kreutz • Krin • Kuromimi • Kwanda Rosman • Leonardo • Lepant • Lester • Liukan • Lorelai • Lotte • Luc • Maas • Mace • Meese • Meg • Milia • Milich Oppenheimer • Mina • Moose • Morgan • Mose • Pahn • Pesmerga • Quincy • Ronnie Bell • Rubi • Sansuke • Sarah • Sergei • Sheena • Sonya Shulen • Stallion • Sydonia • Sylvina • Tai Ho • Tengaar • Valeria • Varkas • Viktor • Warren • Yam Koo
108 Stars (Support)	Apple • Chandler • Chapman • Esmeralda • Gaspar • Georges • Giovanni • Hugo • Ivanov • Jabba • Jeane • Joshua Levenheit • Kasios • Kun To • Ledon • Leon Silverberg • Marco • Marie • Mathiu Silverberg • Maximillian • Melodye • Onil • Qlon • Rock • Sancho • Taggart • Templeton • Tesla • Viki • Vincent de Boule • Window • Zen
Other playable characters	Odessa Silverberg • Ted
Non-player characters	Ain Gide • Barbarosa Rugner • Black • Chief of the Dwarves • Chief of the Elves • Claudia • Geil Rugner • Grady • Hanzo • Kanaan • Kraze Miles • Leknaat • Mina (cat) • Minister • Neclord • Rosh • Sanchez • Star Dragon Sword • Teo McDohl • Thrash • Village Chief • Windy • Yuber • Zorak
Locations
Scarlet Moon Empire
Arus	Banner Mountains • Fortress of Kwaba • Floating Fortress of Shasarazade • Gregminster (Floating Garden • Gregminster Palace • Scarlet Moon Inn) • Lenankamp (Keyaki Inn) • Magician's Island • Mt. Seifu • Mt. Tigerwolf • Rockland • Sarady • Tolna Canal
Dana	Banner Mines • Banner Mountains • Kalekka • Kirov • Rokkaku Hamlet • Secret Factory
Dragon Knight's Domain	Dragon Knights' Fortress • Dragon's Den • Seek Valley
Gouran	Fortress of Garan • Great Forest Village • Kaku • Kouan • Seika
Great Forest	Dwarf Trail • Dwarves' Vault (Dwarf Mines) • Forest of Illusion • Kobold Village • Lukie Ende Towayo • Pannu Yakuta Castle • Village of the Dwarves • Village of the Elves
Kunan	Antei • Rikon • Scarleticia Castle • Soniere Prison • Teien
Lorimar	Fortress of Lorimar • Liukan's Hermitage • Neclord's Castle • Qlon Temple (Cave of the Past) • Warriors' Village
Senan	Fortress of Duha • Fortress of Rakan • Moravia • Northern Checkpoint • Pirate's Fortress
Lore
Events	Gate Rune War (Battle at Pannu Yakuta Castle • Battle at Fortress of Garan • First Battle at Scarleticia Castle • Second Battle at Scarleticia Castle • First Battle with Teo • Second Battle with Teo • Battle at the Northern Checkpoint • Battle at Floating Fortress Shasarazade • The Last Battle) • Kalekka Incident • New Liberation Army's Founding Day • War of Succession
Races	Dwarf • Elf • Gulhorse • Human • Kobold
True Runes	Dragon Rune • Gate Rune • Night Rune • Rune of Life and Death • Sovereign Rune • True Wind Rune
Terms	Astral Predications • Binoculars • Blueprints • Bronze Axe • Clift • Dragon King Sword • Earring • Engine • Fake Orders • Final Battle • Fire Spear • Flowing Water Cane • Great Contract • Hikusaak • Karak • Kilauea Shulen • Kirinji • Lake Toran • Mathiu's Letter • Moonlight Herb • Prakk • Qlon (priest) • Rokkaku Hamlet • Sadhna Stream • Tolna Canal • Toran (region) • Village of the Hidden Rune

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 {{Enemy
 |name = Kobold
-|japanese_name= コボルト
+|jpname= コボルト
-|romaji_name = Koboruto
+|roname = Koboruto
-|tmname = Kobold (Sword)
+|img = Kobold (Sword)
+|tab1 = Sword
+|tab2 = Bow
+|tab3 = Mage
+|area = [[Great Forest]]<br>[[Great Forest]] region
+|type = Normal
+|img2 = Kobold (Bow)
+|area2 = [[Great Forest]]<br>[[Great Forest]] region
+|type2 = Normal
+|img3 = Kobold (Mage)
+|area3 = [[Great Forest]] region
+|type3 = Normal
+}}{{Main|Kobold}}
+'''Kobold'''s (コボルト, ''Koboruto'') appear as an enemy in the first [[Suikoden]].
+These affected Kobolds are not very strong, although the mage may cause some trouble with its wide-range attacks. Both the bow and sword-wielding Kobolds have a weakness to fire but remember than the mage is in fact immune to it and resists all other elements save for the [[Rune of Life and Death|Soul Eater]] and [[Resurrection Rune]].
+==Information==
+Kobolds were generally known as a gentle, friendly race but these kobolds had their wild blood awakened by the power of the [[Conqueror Rune]]. Operating as bandits, they seemed to regard anyone in the forest as an invader, needlessly and viciously attacked travellers around the [[Great Forest]] region during the [[Gate Rune War]].
+They are unable to be reasoned with and wielded a variety of weapons, including short swords and bows. They held a weakness to fire magic, save for the mages, possibly due to their fur. Kobold mages were rare but those that existed were skilled and adept at defending against magic attacks.
+==Data==
+{{Enemy stats S1
 |tab1 = Sword
 |tab2 = Bow
@@ Line 11: / Line 35: @@
 |bribe = yes
 |hp = 150
-|power = 150
+|str = 150
-|magic = 20
+|dex = 40
-|defense = 48
+|con = 48
-|skill = 40
+|spd = 49
-|speed = 49
+|mag = 20
-|luck = 35
+|lck = 35
 |fire = Weak
-|area = [[Great Forest]]<br>Outside [[Pannu Yakuta Castle]]
+|area = [[Great Forest]]<br>[[Great Forest]] region (Pannu Yakuta area)
-|items = [[Wooden Shield]] 0.92%
+|items=&#32;
-|tmname2 = Kobold (Bow)
+*[[Wooden Shield]] 2.33%
 |level2 = 20
 |potch2 = 150
 |bribe2 = yes
 |hp2 = 120
-|power2 = 140
+|str2 = 140
-|magic2 = 10
+|dex2 = 35
-|defense2 = 42
+|con2 = 42
-|skill2 = 35
+|spd2 = 45
-|speed2 = 45
+|mag2 = 10
-|luck2 = 35
+|lck2 = 35
 |fire2 = Weak
-|area2 = [[Great Forest]]<br>Outside [[Pannu Yakuta Castle]]
+|area2 = [[Great Forest]]<br>[[Great Forest]] region (Pannu Yakuta area)
-|items2 = [[Medicine]] x6 1.17%<br>[[Necklace]] 0.92%
+|items2=&#32;
-|tmname3 = Kobold (Mage)
+*[[Collar]] 2.33%
+*[[Medicine]] x6 3%
 |level3 = 20
 |potch3 = 250
 |bribe3 = yes
 |hp3 = 50
-|power3 = 100
+|str3 = 100
-|magic3 = 130
+|dex3 = 70
-|defense3 = 40
+|con3 = 40
-|skill3 = 70
+|spd3 = 60
-|speed3 = 60
+|mag3 = 130
-|luck3 = 37
+|lck3 = 37
 |fire3 = Immune
 |water3 = Resists
@@ Line 50: / Line 75: @@
 |lightning3 = Resists
 |earth3 = Resists
-|area3 = Outside [[Pannu Yakuta Castle]]
+|holy3= Resists
-|items3 = [[Guard Robe]] 1.31%<br>[[Fire Rune|Fire Crystal]] 0.78%
+|area3 = [[Great Forest]] region (Pannu Yakuta area)
-}}{{Main|Kobold}}
+|items3=&#32;
+*[[Guard Robe]] 3.33%
+*[[Fire Rune|Fire Orb]] 2%
+}}
-'''Kobold'''s (コボルト, ''Koboruto'') appear as an enemy in the first [[Suikoden]].
+==Etymology==
+The Japanese [[Genso Suikoden I&II]] guide calls the magic-wielding Kobolds '''Kobold Mage''' (コボルトメイジ, ''Koboruto Meiji''), although the term is not used in the games in either English or Japanese.
-These affected Kobolds are not very strong, although the mage may cause some trouble with its wide-range attacks. Both the bow and sword-wielding Kobolds have a weakness to fire, but remember than the mage is in fact immune to it and resists all other elements save for the [[Soul Eater]] and [[Resurrection Rune]].
+==Other languages and releases==
+{{flex}}
+{{Other Names}}
+{{Other Names row|Japanese (katakana)|コボルト}}
+{{Other Names row|Japanese (hiragana)|こぼると}}
+{{Other Names row|Japanese (romaji)|Koboruto}}
+{{Other Names row|Chinese simplified (HDR)|犬人}}
+{{Other Names row|Chinese traditional (HDR)|犬人}}
+{{Other Names row|Chinese pinyin|Quǎn rén}}
+{{Other Names footer}}
-==Information==
+{{Other Names}}
-These kobolds have had their wild blood awakened by the power of the [[Conqueror Rune]]. Wielding a variety of weapons, they needlessly and viciously attacked travellers around the [[Great Forest]] region during the [[Gate Rune War]]. They are unable to be reasoned with.
+{{Other Names row|English|Kobold}}
+{{Other Names row|French (HDR)|Kobold}}
-==Etymology==
+{{Other Names row|German (HDR)|Kobold}}
-The Japanese [[Gensosuikoden I&II]] guide calls the magic-wielding Kobolds '''Kobold Mage''' (コボルトメイジ, ''Koboruto Meiji''), although the term is not used in the games in either English or Japanese.
+{{Other Names row|Italian (HDR)|Coboldo}}
+{{Other Names row|Spanish (HDR)|Kobold}}
+{{Other Names footer}}
+</div>
 ==References==
-# [[Gensosuikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], page 54
+# [[Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia]] (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), pages 108-9
+# [[Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], page 54
-{{Suikoden}} {{Short description|Suikoden enemy}}
+{{GS01}} {{Short description|Suikoden enemy}}
-[[Category:Enemies in Suikoden]]