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1d4chan>Zimriel at 02:28, 16 September 2022

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	[[Image:Snow Goblin.jpeg\|thumb\|The later Snow Goblin may or may not be meant to be the same thing as the Amitok, but in practice they pretty much are.]]		[[Image:Snow Goblin.jpeg\|thumb\|The later Snow Goblin may or may not be meant to be the same thing as the Amitok, but in practice they pretty much are.]]
	'''Amitoka''' (the plural form of '''Amitok'''), also known as '''Snow Goblins''', are a [[goblinoid]] race introduced in the "Creature Catalog 1", a pull-out insert in [[Dragon Magazine]] #89 for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. Maybe as an answer to the Winter [[Kobold]] from [[Fiend Factory]].		'''Amitoka''' (the plural form of '''Amitok'''), also known as '''Snow Goblins''', are a [[goblinoid]] race introduced in the "[[Creature Catalog]] 1", a pull-out insert in [[Dragon Magazine]] #89 for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. Maybe as an answer to the Winter [[Kobold]] from [[Fiend Factory]].

	Believed to be an offshoot of the [[hobgoblin]] race, even though visually they more closely resemble [[bugbear]]s, amitoka are broadly built and furry-hided goblinoids who stand about 7 feet tall, with pale-blue skin (only visible on the face hands and soles of the feet) and light-gray or white fur. Residing in arctic and subarctic environments, they are an extremely primitive species that lack even the simplest of tools; they rely exclusively on their vicious claws for hunting. Their culture is extremely minimalistic, revolving almost entirely around the need for survival; voracious carnivores, amitoka will consume any kind of meat, even that of other sapient races, and readily cannibalize their own dead. They live in caves or in tunnel systems clawed out of deep snow, where the females guard the children whilst the males go hunting.		Believed to be an offshoot of the [[hobgoblin]] race, even though visually they more closely resemble [[bugbear]]s, amitoka are broadly built and furry-hided goblinoids who stand about 7 feet tall, with pale-blue skin (only visible on the face hands and soles of the feet) and light-gray or white fur. Residing in arctic and subarctic environments, they are an extremely primitive species that lack even the simplest of tools; they rely exclusively on their vicious claws for hunting. Their culture is extremely minimalistic, revolving almost entirely around the need for survival; voracious carnivores, amitoka will consume any kind of meat, even that of other sapient races, and readily cannibalize their own dead. They live in caves or in tunnel systems clawed out of deep snow, where the females guard the children whilst the males go hunting.

2600:1003:B13D:433F:35FC:7218:F7E5:3754 at 17:35, 15 September 2022

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	[[Image:Snow Goblin.jpeg\|thumb\|The later Snow Goblin may or may not be meant to be the same thing as the Amitok, but in practice they pretty much are]]		[[Image:Snow Goblin.jpeg\|thumb\|The later Snow Goblin may or may not be meant to be the same thing as the Amitok, but in practice they pretty much are.]]
	'''Amitoka''' (the plural form of '''Amitok'''), also known as '''Snow Goblins''', are a [[goblinoid]] race introduced in the "Creature Catalog 1", a pull-out insert in [[Dragon Magazine]] #89 for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. Maybe as an answer to the Winter [[Kobold]] from [[Fiend Factory]].		'''Amitoka''' (the plural form of '''Amitok'''), also known as '''Snow Goblins''', are a [[goblinoid]] race introduced in the "Creature Catalog 1", a pull-out insert in [[Dragon Magazine]] #89 for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. Maybe as an answer to the Winter [[Kobold]] from [[Fiend Factory]].

2600:1003:B13D:433F:35FC:7218:F7E5:3754 at 05:43, 15 September 2022

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	[[Image:Snow Goblin.jpeg\|The later Snow Goblin may or may not be meant to be the same thing as the Amitok, but in practice they ~~most certainly~~ are]]		[[Image:Snow Goblin.jpeg\|thumb\|The later Snow Goblin may or may not be meant to be the same thing as the Amitok, but in practice they pretty much are]]
	'''Amitoka''' (the plural form of '''Amitok'''), also known as '''Snow Goblins''', are a [[goblinoid]] race introduced in the "Creature Catalog 1", a pull-out insert in [[Dragon Magazine]] #89 for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. Maybe as an answer to the Winter [[Kobold]] from [[Fiend Factory]].		'''Amitoka''' (the plural form of '''Amitok'''), also known as '''Snow Goblins''', are a [[goblinoid]] race introduced in the "Creature Catalog 1", a pull-out insert in [[Dragon Magazine]] #89 for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. Maybe as an answer to the Winter [[Kobold]] from [[Fiend Factory]].

2600:1003:B13D:433F:35FC:7218:F7E5:3754 at 05:42, 15 September 2022

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	'''Amitoka''' (the plural form of '''Amitok'''), also known as '''Snow Goblins''', are a [[goblinoid]] race introduced in the "Creature Catalog 1", a pull-out insert in [[Dragon Magazine]] #89 for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. Maybe as an answer to the Winter [[Kobold]] from [[Fiend Factory]].		'''Amitoka''' (the plural form of '''Amitok'''), also known as '''Snow Goblins''', are a [[goblinoid]] race introduced in the "Creature Catalog 1", a pull-out insert in [[Dragon Magazine]] #89 for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. Maybe as an answer to the Winter [[Kobold]] from [[Fiend Factory]].

2600:1003:B13D:433F:35FC:7218:F7E5:3754 at 05:42, 15 September 2022

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			[[File:Snow Goblin.jpeg\|The later Snow Goblin may or may not be meant to be the same thing as the Amitok, but in practice they most certainly are]]
	'''Amitoka''' (the plural form of '''Amitok'''), also known as '''Snow Goblins''', are a [[goblinoid]] race introduced in the "Creature Catalog 1", a pull-out insert in [[Dragon Magazine]] #89 for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. Maybe as an answer to the Winter [[Kobold]] from [[Fiend Factory]].		'''Amitoka''' (the plural form of '''Amitok'''), also known as '''Snow Goblins''', are a [[goblinoid]] race introduced in the "Creature Catalog 1", a pull-out insert in [[Dragon Magazine]] #89 for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. Maybe as an answer to the Winter [[Kobold]] from [[Fiend Factory]].

1d4chan>Zimriel at 01:49, 16 September 2021

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	'''Amitoka''' (the plural form of '''Amitok'''), also known as '''Snow Goblins''', are a [[goblinoid]] race introduced in the "Creature Catalog 1", a pull-out insert in [[Dragon Magazine]] #89 for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition.		'''Amitoka''' (the plural form of '''Amitok'''), also known as '''Snow Goblins''', are a [[goblinoid]] race introduced in the "Creature Catalog 1", a pull-out insert in [[Dragon Magazine]] #89 for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. Maybe as an answer to the Winter [[Kobold]] from [[Fiend Factory]].

	Believed to be an offshoot of the [[hobgoblin]] race, even though visually they more closely resemble [[bugbear]]s, amitoka are broadly built and furry-hided goblinoids who stand about 7 feet tall, with pale-blue skin (only visible on the face hands and soles of the feet) and light-gray or white fur. Residing in arctic and subarctic environments, they are an extremely primitive species that lack even the simplest of tools; they rely exclusively on their vicious claws for hunting. Their culture is extremely minimalistic, revolving almost entirely around the need for survival; voracious carnivores, amitoka will consume any kind of meat, even that of other sapient races, and readily cannibalize their own dead. They live in caves or in tunnel systems clawed out of deep snow, where the females guard the children whilst the males go hunting.		Believed to be an offshoot of the [[hobgoblin]] race, even though visually they more closely resemble [[bugbear]]s, amitoka are broadly built and furry-hided goblinoids who stand about 7 feet tall, with pale-blue skin (only visible on the face hands and soles of the feet) and light-gray or white fur. Residing in arctic and subarctic environments, they are an extremely primitive species that lack even the simplest of tools; they rely exclusively on their vicious claws for hunting. Their culture is extremely minimalistic, revolving almost entirely around the need for survival; voracious carnivores, amitoka will consume any kind of meat, even that of other sapient races, and readily cannibalize their own dead. They live in caves or in tunnel systems clawed out of deep snow, where the females guard the children whilst the males go hunting.

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 21:34, 19 April 2021

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	Amitoka haven't reappeared since their initial appearance. They may have inspired the creation of the [[Wikkawak]], a [[Pathfinder]] [[goblinoid]] which is an arctic relative of the [[bugbear]]. The name "Snow Goblin" was reused for an actual race of arctic-adapted [[goblin]]s in the Frostburn sourcebook		Amitoka haven't reappeared since their initial appearance. They may have inspired the creation of the [[Wikkawak]], a [[Pathfinder]] [[goblinoid]] which is an arctic relative of the [[bugbear]]. The name "Snow Goblin" was reused for an actual race of arctic-adapted [[goblin]]s in the Frostburn sourcebook

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1d4chan>QuietBrowser at 10:29, 29 May 2019

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	Despite their primitive natures, amitoka aren't entirely incapable of domestication; roughly a quarter of all amitoka colonies have managed to either train hoar foxes (a magical arctic fox with a freezing breath like a winter wolf) or been domesticated themselves by a pack of winter wolves.		Despite their primitive natures, amitoka aren't entirely incapable of domestication; roughly a quarter of all amitoka colonies have managed to either train hoar foxes (a magical arctic fox with a freezing breath like a winter wolf) or been domesticated themselves by a pack of winter wolves.

	Amitoka haven't reappeared since their initial appearance. They may have inspired the creation of the [[Wikkawak]], a [[Pathfinder]] [[goblinoid]] which is an arctic relative of the [[bugbear]].		Amitoka haven't reappeared since their initial appearance. They may have inspired the creation of the [[Wikkawak]], a [[Pathfinder]] [[goblinoid]] which is an arctic relative of the [[bugbear]]. The name "Snow Goblin" was reused for an actual race of arctic-adapted [[goblin]]s in the Frostburn sourcebook

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'''Amitoka''' (the plural form of '''Amitok'''), also known as '''Snow Goblins''', are a [[goblinoid]] race introduced in the "Creature Catalog 1", a pull-out insert in [[Dragon Magazine]] #89 for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition.

Believed to be an offshoot of the [[hobgoblin]] race, even though visually they more closely resemble [[bugbear]]s, amitoka are broadly built and furry-hided goblinoids who stand about 7 feet tall, with pale-blue skin (only visible on the face hands and soles of the feet) and light-gray or white fur. Residing in arctic and subarctic environments, they are an extremely primitive species that lack even the simplest of tools; they rely exclusively on their vicious claws for hunting. Their culture is extremely minimalistic, revolving almost entirely around the need for survival; voracious carnivores, amitoka will consume any kind of meat, even that of other sapient races, and readily cannibalize their own dead. They live in caves or in tunnel systems clawed out of deep snow, where the females guard the children whilst the males go hunting.

Aside from hunting, eating and sleeping, the primary activity in amitoka culture is worship of their patron god: the [[Archomental]] known as [[Cryonax]].

These goblinoids are highly adapted for their environment; immune to mundane cold, they halve all magical cold damage, and the dense blubber that is part of this protection also grants them a form of natural armor against poisoned arrows or stings.

Despite their primitive natures, amitoka aren't entirely incapable of domestication; roughly a quarter of all amitoka colonies have managed to either train hoar foxes (a magical arctic fox with a freezing breath like a winter wolf) or been domesticated themselves by a pack of winter wolves.

Amitoka haven't reappeared since their initial appearance. They may have inspired the creation of the [[Wikkawak]], a [[Pathfinder]] [[goblinoid]] which is an arctic relative of the [[bugbear]].

[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Monsters]]