Grody

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Grody
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 * Species
 * Goblin
 * Class
 * Unknown
 * Class
 * Unknown
 * NPC
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History
Pretty much nothing is known about Grody's personal history. At some point, he came into the employ of Luxton "Uncle Lucky" Fetch, Steelport's criminal kingpin. Fetch seemingly used him as a general-purpose lackey, liking tending to things down in the dungeon below his mansion.

When the party infilitrated Fetch's mansion, they followed a secret passageway to the basement, where they found a goblin operating a strange machine. They accosted him and put him in a makeshift sling, strapped to Chops' chest (heretofore known as the Gobby Bjorn), and employed him as a guide through the cavernous dungeon beneath the mansion. Grody's knowledge of Fetch's scheme seemed spotty, despite his day-to-day involvement with it. Grody also didn't seem too put out by the fact that Fetch was using some sort of eldritch power to create slaves-to-order. To be fair, he didn't seem too put out, either, when Fetch was apprehended by the authorities.

With Lucky's operation shut down, Grody was left at a loose end, and the party suggested Father Danbrook take him on as extra help at the temple, an offer which Grody and Danbrook found amenable.

Personality
Grody seemed to fit the goblin stereotype of being shifty, unpleasant and not too bright, but he also didn't seem especially malicious. While he didn't seem to care much about Fetch's criminal activity, he seemed to have no particular ill will towards anyone else. He actually took the the party after a while, and they seemed to have a bizarre liking for him, too, referring to him as their "Booger Baby".

Interestingly, when Chops prodded the Prism, while in the dungeon, he was met by a seemingly retaliatory wave of concussive force. Grody, however, was able to handle the Prism with no reaction.