These creature have been spotted in and around the local Lancashire countrside by dedicated goblin enthusiasts. They are rumoured to be hundreds of years old and are extremely difficult to spot.
Tree Spirits
These unusual creatures are rarely spotted but surround us in our gardens and woodlands. They are thought to represent the spirits of trees, so next time you damage or cut down a tree beware, you are being watched!
The Frog finders
This strange nomadic goblin is most commonly spotted nearby small garden ponds and wet undergrowth. His/Her (who can tell what's under that beard!) role in goblin society is to guide their amphibious flock to these small spots of sliminess using a combination of croaks, whistles, flies he/she has caught (see that hook!) and the odd kick up the backside.
Frost goblins
These cold blooded creatures spread frost and icicles in the areas they are least wanted! Many a victim has fallen for their chilly tricks, frozen keyholes, ice patches .... beware!
Pan
Pan the piper is one of the most feared and dreaded of all the pictsies, with many in the goblin political sphere calling for a demotion to elf or possibly even fairy (harsh)! This mischivious creature taps into its victims' phone lines and hides on elevators, playing some fo the most dreary versions of well known hits ever concieved. This can render its victim so bored and numb that their hair falls out, their eyes bulge out of their heads and they need to listen to some canibal corpse to ease the pain.