Goblins!

One of the monsters that is specifically mentioned as being a denizen of the forests of Averoigne is the goblin. Given that Holmes sets a precedent for making up your own monsters by his example of doing so with his own Sample Dungeon, I thought it appropriate to make the goblin a little more interesting than merely a 1-1HD monster who doesn't like sunlight. Since I've already made elves and dwarves fey-touched and since goblins are a twisted version of dwarves, I've used various fey and goblin inspired myths and folklore to come up with the following goblin variants (all of which use normal Goblin stats):

Bogie

These goblins are excellent trackers and experts at stealth and ambush. They surprise with a 1-3 on a d6. Bogie kings and champions fight as Bugbears.

Kol’ksu

These are water goblins who are able to use Charm Person to lure their victims into the water to drown and be eaten.

Knockers

These greedy goblins can always be found near their lair steadfastly guarding their treasure (they have a treasure type C; if no treasure is rolled, roll until there is [if using LL, always use Hoard Class XX regardless of the number encountered]). To do this, they can Transmute Rock to Mud and Control Plants as per the spells.

Pooka

These goblins have the ability to shape change into a type of wild animal. This ability also gives them affinity towards this animal type, allowing them the ability to summon 1d8 of these animals.

Red Caps

These crazed and violent goblins behave as if a permanent Haste spell has been cast upon them.

Tengu

These are winged goblins. If they are able to attack with a dive, all damage done from the dive attack is doubled.