As a tabletop roleplaying game with endless possibilities,Dungeons and Dragonsis a game rife with artistic and creative fans. One suchDungeons and Dragonsplayer just shared an adorable sculpted mini figure of a goblin bard created on a commission for a fellow fan.
TheDungeons and Dragonsminiwas sculpted, 3D printed, and hand-painted by Adam, owner of Twin Goddess Miniatures, a shop that specializes in crafting minis for tabletop RPGs. The goblin bard itself was commissioned by his fellow player, QueasySpaceship.
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The mini depicts a small, scruffy-looking goblin bard sitting on a stool and jamming out on a lute. The subject of the model has an adorable expression as they belt out a tune at the top of their lungs. Though less than an inch tall without the stool, Adam’s paint job on theDungeons and Dragonsmini shows phenomenal detail. The model itself was sculpted in Zbrush, printed on a Sonic Mini 8K 3D printer, and painted with speed paints and game color. The file for the sculpt is available for free on the Twin Goddess Miniatures’ MyMiniFactory page.
Twin Goddess Miniatures has over a hundred different sculpts available for purchase. With ideas ranging fromMonster Hunter-themed beast slayersand terrain pieces to orc magical girls and fantasy creatures in office jobs, Twin Goddess Miniatures has it all. He offers the 3D printing files for sale, as well as votes for future mini sculpt themes, on his MyMiniFactory, and physical figures on Only-Games.
Adam’s fellowDungeons and Dragonsplayers instantly fell in love with the goblin bard mini he made. Thoughgoblins get a bad reputation inDungeons and Dragonsas a low-level monster with a penchant for mischief and mayhem, the goblin mini is anything but. Many of the fans who saw it praised Adam’s talents and confessed the little goblin was more adorable than they expected.
Dungeons and Dragonshas grown in popularity over the last few years due to the accessibility of5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons, active play streaming shows likeCritical Role, and the hit Netflix seriesStranger Things. Fans ofDungeons and Dragonshave a lot to look forward to this summer: Wizards of the Coast is releasing the adventure anthologyJourneys through the Radiant Citadelon July 19th, the science-fantasy supplementSpelljammer: Adventures in Spaceis coming on August 16th, andNetflix releases the second half ofStranger Things Season 4on July 1st.
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