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So in about the middle of June I was commissioned to draw a MASSIVE hobgoblin art pack/token set for a friend's Pathfinder game and I just finished up the last one a few days ago. The set contains 24 unique drawings and around 80 pieces total with the different colored variants.
You can view these much better over on my Artstation: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/vaerd
And download them on DeviantArt here: https://www.deviantart.com/somnivag.....821/Hobgoblins

I'm just gonna copy-paste the intro to the included ReadMe.txt instead of retyping it all:

My very wonderful friend lamented the scarcity of hobgoblin tokens, many of which were needed for a large-scale game he was about to DM, and contacted me about the possibility of drawing up a shit load of hobbos for him. I'm a sucker for masochistically large art projects so, naturally, I said yes! This project took a little over a month; the first hobgoblin in the set's ink drying on June 19th, the final one on July 30th.

Each of these has been hand drawn on 9x12" (~23x30.5cm) Strathmore mixed media paper using a collection of dip pens, brushes, and Speedball Super Black India ink. First the poses were roughly sketched out with pencil, the details cleaned up slightly, and then inked. For each new weapon variant in the set I copied the previous drawing onto a new sheet of paper using a lightbox, changed the necessary details, then inked the new pencils. The lineart was scanned then cleaned up and colored in Clip Studio Paint Pro. There are 24 unique drawings in this set on 24 different sheets of paper.

This set includes:
* 3 different Raider poses with chainmail face coverings and red/grey skin variants
* 3 different Sergeant poses with red and grey skin variants
* 3 different crossbow variants with red and grey skin variants
* The uncolored lineart of each pose so you may create your own variations

All files are saved as the highest quality .png CSP would allow me to save them as.