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The Sheepgoblinborn (aka: The Deceiver) was an entity that was slain by [[Joffrey Tiefstein]] in the [[Race Changer Lab]], after a misunderstanding resulting from [[Bubba]] being turned into a halfling. This being was once a goblin of [[The Watt Tribe]], that had stumbled into the race changing machine in a secret lab, in a dungeon deep underground.
Fiddling with the machine, the goblin accidentally turned itself into a sheep, then headed into the town of [[SiegHell]] seeking help with a scroll of "Speak with Animals" in its mouth. After encountering [[Autismus Von Autingler]], it succeeded in communicating with him and roping the party into following it back to the machine. After some trial and error tinkering, the party turned him into a dragonborn, draining some energy from the machine, and he was most appreciative, encouraging them to experiment with the contraption.
Bubba entered the machine, turning himself into a halfling, and strangely, the device recouped from energy from his transformation; Joffrey gasped and felt that this meant the machine was a "Tiefling oven", powered by the souls of his people. In his rage he forced the dragonborn back into the machine, transformed it into a sheep, then a slime, then back to a sheep, before killing it and destroying the machine with a Thunderwave spell.
The party harvested the creature, with its skin being turned into a sheepskin cape by [[Autismus Von Autingler]], and its bones being taken by [[Joffrey Tiefstein]]. These were used to make some knucklebone dice that adorned his bar, becoming the namesake of his first business, Sheep-Bone Brewery.