Voonder is a sly, devious goblin who enjoys the taste of a human flesh above all else.  He enjoys the fear he forces upon his victims before devouring them alive and as cruelly as possible.
 

 

Youth

(told in "Drama of a Wild Kid")

 

Voonder was in the Gob Scouts as a child.  Unlike his fellow Gob Scouts, Voonder wasn't initially consider to be a worthy hunter.  In fact, he was rebellious and many in the Wilder Clan considered him to be nothing more than an untamed brat.

 

Despite what the others thought about him, Voonder proved himself to be a worthy hunter, catching more victims than any other Gob Scout, and earning his coveted Savage Hunter Badge.

 

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A young Voonder and Rawrs go hunting.

 

 

Late Teens

(told in "Goblin Raiders of the Lost Lad")

 

Voonder was still considered wild and untamed by most of the clan.  Granted, by human standards, most goblins seem wild, but even among his peers, Voonder was unruly.

 

While many goblins cared more for wealth and warfare, Voonder was a savage hunter who never tired of capturing and brutally ravaging anyone he could.

 

However, some in the clan appreciated Voonder's carefree lifestyle, especially when he brought them fresh catches to devour.  Voonder gained favor with many of the younger goblins when he brought these gifts home, most notably, poor Kyeat, who was in the wrong place at the wrong time resulting in his capture by Voonder.

 

 

Exile and Revenge

(told in "Savage Goblins Prefer Blonds")

 

Warlord Zarmn, who had led the Wilder Clan for decades, was sick and tired of Voonder's shenanigans.  The young, blue-haired goblin had slain countless number of victims, most recently a trio of boy scouts.  Voonder's cruelty was brining a bad reputation to an already disliked clan.

 

Image from "Savage Goblins Prefer Blonds".

Voonder meets some scouts from Troop 888.

 

Making a deal with Captain Barnoles, Warlord Zarmn sold-out Voonder, handing him over to Polywerp authorities for arrest and execution.

 

While awaiting his death sentence, Voonder was held in a prison in Shark Lake.  Lucky for the goblin, a lad named Holden came to his aid.  The boy helped Voonder escape the prison and in exchange Voonder was to free his sister who was kidnapped by the Wilder Clan.
 

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Voonder makes fun of poor Holden.

 

Upon returning to the Wilder Clan's lair, Voonder took revenge upon Warlord Zarmn, killing him and his most loyal servant.  Afterward, the mischievous goblin declared himself the new Wild Clan Warlord.

 

Voonder kept his word to Holden and freed his sister...however, the greedy goblin decided to keep Holden, who was then enslaved, and has been ever since.

 

Image from "Savage Goblins Prefer Blonds".

Voonder gets his revenge on a brat who previously mocked him.

 

 

The Kytton Faux Pas

(told in "It's a Voonderbar Life")

 

Still young and unruly, Voonder wasn't prepared for the role of Warlord which he stole from the late Zarmn.  Voonder preferred hunting and cruelty over politics and trade.

 

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Holden becomes Voonder's ottoman.

 

One of the new warlord's first foreign political meetings was with emissaries from a nearby Kytton clan.  The prince of the the Kytton clan, Lynki, had come along to offer Voonder a gift.  However, being the selfish and hungry goblin that he is, Voonder mistook Prince Lynki, himself, to be the gift and grabbed the young Kytton with the intent of savaging him.

 

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Prince Lynki doesn't appreciate Voonder's rudeness.

 

This didn't go over well with the Kyttons, especially not Lynki's mother, Queen Yolandi, who sent her thugs to kidnap Holden in an effort to teach the goblin warlord a lesson for his poor manners.

 

Voonder gathered his most loyal friends, geared up and stealthily attacked the Kytton palace, killing the queen and kidnapping Lynki, who was later devoured by the blood-thirsty goblins.

 

 

Seeking Treasures

(told in "The Goon, the Brat, and the Unruly")

 

Voonder was a popular leader, at least among the younger goblins.  But many older, more traditional goblins didn't like the Warlord because he liberally devoured slaves belonging to other goblin families, while hording his own collection for himself.  Additionally, Voonder spent from the treasury for his personal slaves.

 

However, one slave purchase Voonder made off a mysterious man in a fedora, ended up being a scam.  The bogus slave was Eli, who was to be tortured and killed for daring to defraud the Wilder Clan.  Bargaining for his life, Eli offered to lead Voonder to where an ancient treasure was rumored to lie hidden.

 

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The Goon sells Eli to Voonder for a mere 10,000 polies.  That's nearly 500 polies off the sticker price!

 

Voonder and Eli, an uneasy alliance, set off for The Tomb of the Moon King.  Eventually, they found the treasure, though neither the goon nor Eli left the tomb alive.

 

Image from "The Goon, the Brat, and the Unruly"

Eli, wishing he wasn't such a moron.

 

The goblin warlord eagerly returned to the Wilder Clan with a great new fortune.  Voonder was cheered and called a hero by most in his clan.

 

 

The Future

(to be told....)

 

Though Voonder is a popular warlord and has amassed vast amounts of wealth, he still has many enemies both foreign and domestic....