The One-Orc Conclusion: Judging a Village by One Bad Apple! 🍎🧌

Late one night, Fergus O'Gold, the leprechaun, is woken up by a scary sound! 😱 His gold is being stolen! He and Snotbeard the Giant manage to capture the burglar: a tough, snarling orc named Urzog Night-Stalker. 🧌

Urzog is carrying a collection of nasty weapons—a serrated dagger, a Snaggle-Net, and even Stink-Bombs! 🤢 When Urzog reveals she's from the mountain village of Zul'Gath, Fergus jumps to a big, wrong conclusion:

"This one orc is a dangerous thief, so the entire village of Zul'Gath must be a nest of thieves! Every orc must be just as bad as she is!" 🤔

The frightened Snaggletonians gather their army and march to Zul'Gath, ready for a huge battle! But when they arrive, they meet the wise and kind village chief, Ghorza Stone-Hand. She's not a thief at all! She explains that every village has its troublemakers, and it's not fair to judge everyone based on just one bad person. 💖

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The Tunnel of Pointing Fingers: Good Advice from Bad Examples! 🕳️💡

Snickerfang and Jinx, the clever goblin siblings, are on a mission for Granny Gigglesnort! They must clear a dark, dangerous tunnel full of old traps, and their friend Scary Fairy comes along to help. 🧚‍♀️

But as soon as they step inside, they start making mistakes and falling into traps! 😩 Snickerfang gets pricked by a dart, and Jinx falls headfirst into a dark pit! Instead of working together, they start arguing, pointing fingers, and yelling:

• Snickerfang: "You're not using the tapping pole!"
• Jinx: "You never wear the safety gloves!"

They are so busy pointing out that the other person doesn't follow their own good advice that they forget to use the advice themselves! Scary Fairy steps in to ask a very important question: Just because someone gives good advice but doesn't follow it, does that make the advice bad? 🤔

Join the goblins on a tricky adventure where they learn to stop pointing fingers and use their best tools to defeat a giant Bone Spider! 🕷️ This story teaches a great lesson about judging the advice, not the person who gives it!

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