King Weskenim is the ruler of the Long-Nose Tribe and holds court in The Goblin Halls (specifically Level 4, area 22). He is well known for his extensive harem (found in Level 4, areas 20-21), which is a key part of his social standing and a major location in the goblin-controlled levels. He has several lieutenants, most notably Killik (the "Big Boss of the Wet Caves"), who manages the outskirts of his territory.

Political Power: Unlike many "monstrous" kings, Weskenim is a savvy political player. He often enters into treaties with other factions—and even adventuring parties—if the tribute is high enough.

Appearance: He is typically found lounging on a throne of pillows and rugs, surrounded by his guards and advisors.

The Beastmen frequently complain about the "laziness" of other factions (like the Varumani advisors) and maintain a tense, militaristic presence that directly challenges Weskenim's softer, tribute-based control of the upper-middle levels.

AC 14 (typically wears chainmail or fine leather/shield) Hit Dice: 3 (15 hp)

Attacks: 1 × weapon (1d6+1 or by weapon); full atk bonus +2

Movement: 60’ (20’)

Saving Throws: D12 W13 P14 B15 S16 (Fighter 3)

Morale: 9 (Goblins within sight of him gain a morale bonus)

Alignment: Chaotic (often played as Lawful Evil or savvy Neutral)

XP: 50

Key Combat & Roleplay Traits: Tactical Command: As long as Weskenim is conscious and visible, his goblin subjects typically check morale at a 9 instead of their usual 7.

Tribute & Negotiation: Weskenim is famously motivated by coin and status. He usually demands a tribute of 10 gp per person from "surface-worlders" to allow safe passage through the Level 4 Goblin Warrens.

The Scepter of Legitimacy: He is often preoccupied with the loss of his magical scepter. Rumor has it that recovering this for him is the fastest way to gain his "friendship."

Royal Guard: He is rarely alone. He is almost always accompanied by 2d6 Bodyguards (2 HD each) and his major-domo, Palestrim (who uses Hobgoblin stats).

Note on Stats: In Arden Vul, "Imperial Goblins" (like those in Weskenim's court) are often more disciplined and better equipped than "Wild Goblins." They may speak fluent Archontean and wear bits of scavenged imperial armor.