; Kobold: Kobold is the manmade world that Jack Brennan, as a protector, bubble-formed from an asteroid and maintained an ecosystem in.

The word Coblynau is derived from the English Goblin ultimately derived from a Germanic source akin to the German Kobold, via the French Gobelin.

This is most apparent in the worship of Álfar ( or Elves ), land-spirits, the various beings of folklore ( Kobold, Huldufólk ), and the belief that inanimate objects can have a fate of their own.

Pumuckl is a Kobold from a German radio play series for children.

Pumuckl is one of the most popular characters in children's entertainment in Germany and several generations have now grown up with the cheeky but funny little Kobold.

* Kobold — An artificial environment made by the protector Jack Brennan in the novel Protector by Larry Niven.

* Kobold was a tiny artificial world created in the outer Sol System by Jack Brennan, a human Protector, composed of a small sphere of neutronium in the center ringed by a larger torus.

The stallion Komet who came from Mecklenburg, and who miraculously escaped the enforced castration that was the rule for unapproved stallions in East Germany at that time, later became a great sire and produced a series of successful showjumping sires such as Kolibri by Kobold and Kogani I by Kobold I.

Brennan destroyed Kobold just prior to leaving for his war with the Pak Protectors.

Image: Gaillardia x hybrida Kobold. JPG | Gaillardia × hybrida " Kobold "

Kobold beliefs are evidence of the survival of pagan customs after the Christianisation of Germany.

Kobold beliefs mirror legends of similar creatures in other regions of Europe, and scholars have argued that the names of creatures such as goblins and kabouters derive from the same roots as kobold.

Kobold beliefs represent the survival of pagan customs into the Christian and modern eras and offer hints of how pagan Europeans worshipped in the privacy of their homes.

: And Kobold shall slave.

Der Kobold, Op.

Jack Brennan, after becoming a super-intelligent humanoid, creates an artificial world that he calls Kobold in the outer reaches of the Solar System.

He also continued to supervise doctoral students, one of whom was Hermann Kobold.

In drawing lessons from this magazine, Wolfgang Baur, the editor-in-chief of Kobold Quarterly, thought it was a mistake for Shadis to rely too heavily on content that was not focused on fantasy in general and Dungeons & Dragons in particular.

" Here are some cards that didn't make it to print: Socks of Garfield, Hot Monkey Love, Colonel's Secret Recipe, Squee's Play, Banned in France, Spoon, Disrobing Scepter, Butt Wolf, Lotus Roach, Sesame Efreet, Needless Reminder Text, Chicken Choker, Clockwork Doppelganger, Henway, HELP I ' M TRAPPED IN CARTA MUNDI, Mad Cow, Poke, Lord of Wombats, Gratuitous Babe Art, Brothers ' War Bonds, Dwarven Kickboxer, Mickey's Drunk, Pact with the Wastes, CoP: BO, Urza's Chia Pet, Thallid Shooter, Shoelace, When Chihuahuas Attack, Wall of Cookies, Kobold Ninja, Mucusaur, Kjeldoran Outhouse, Bear in the Woods, Dental Thrull, Flavatog, Cereal Killer.

In August 1870, the impact of the Franco-Prussian War hit Paris while his opéra-ballet Le Kobold was only 18 days into its run.

* Le Kobold, opéra-ballet ( 1 act, Gallet & Charles-Louis-Etienne Nuitter ), f. p.

* Pumuckl, a German TV ( 1980s ) and radio ( 1960s ) series Kobold, descends from the dynasty of the Klabautermänner.

Truesdale and Jordan find Brennan in the outer solar system on a fabricated world of Brennan's design called Kobold.

The sphere had a surface gravity of 8 million g and was maintained within a stasis field at his world of Kobold.

Kobold was Brennan's home for over 200 years.

It was destroyed at the departure of Brennan and Roy Truesdale from Kobold.

The name Chim is particularly common, and other names found in stories include Chimmeken, King Goldemar, Heinzchen, Heinze, Himschen, Heinzelmann, Hödekin, Kurd Chimgen, Walther, and Wolterken.

Even this method is not fool-proof, however ; when an exorcist tried to drive away Heinzelmann, the kobold tore up the priest's holy book, strewed it about the room, attacked the exorcist, and chased him away.

Heinzelmann is an important character in the novel American Gods by Neil Gaiman.

The kobold Heinzelmann of Hundermühlen Castle arrived in 1584 and announced himself by knocking and making other sounds.

The lord of the Hundermühlen Castle disliked Heinzelmann and tried to escape him by taking up residence with his family and retinue elsewhere.

* Heinzelmann, Martin, Gregory of Tours: History and Society in the Sixth Century, trans.

Famous kobolds of this type include King Goldemar, Heinzelmann, Hödekin.

Heinzelmann, a kobold from the folklore of Hudermühlen Castle in the region of Lüneburg, appeared as a beautiful boy with blond, curly hair to his shoulders and dressed in a red silk coat.

The kobold Heinzelmann could appear as a black marten and a large snake.

The master of Hundermühlen Castle, where Heinzelmann lived, convinced the kobold to let him touch him one night.

For example, Heinzelmann tricked a nobleman into thinking that the kobold was hiding in a jug.

Heinzelmann was a kobold who haunted Hodenhagen | Hudemühlen Castle.

The kobold Heinzelmann found things that had been lost.

" Three famous kobolds, King Goldemar, Heinzelmann, and Hödekin, all gave warnings about danger to the owners of the home in which they lived.

Heinzelmann once warned a colonel to be careful on his daily hunt.

Tales tell of kobolds with their own rooms ; the kobold Heinzelmann had his own chamber at the castle, complete with furnishings.

One holyman visited the home of Heinzelmann and refused to accept the kobold's protests that he was a Christian.

Heinzelmann threatened him, and the nobleman fled.

Another nobleman refused to drink to the kobold's honour, which prompted Heinzelmann to drag the man to the ground and choke him near to death.

The kobold Heinzelmann appears to the fleeing master of his house as a white feather.

Heinzelmann punished vices ; for example, when the secretary of Hudenmühlen was sleeping with the chamber maid, the kobold interrupted a sexual encounter and hit the secretary with a broom handle.

Heinzelmann liked his lord's two daughters and scared away their suitors so that the women never married.

* Ursula Heinzelmann, " Rauchware aus der Querrippe " in Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung ( 22 August 2010 ) p. 50

* Josef Heinzelmann, " Zur Herkunft Matthias Erzbergers ", Genealogie 18 ( 1969 ), p. 593 – 604.