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35 models in Fantasy: printable files, previews and painting guides.
FantasyA woodland ruler for a meeting at the edge of a protected grove or a struggle over its borders. He gives a group of forest miniatures a clear leader and offers painters a contrast between courtly materials and natural colours.
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FantasyThis Fairy King can lead woodland allies defending a forest settlement in a fantasy encounter. Among related figures he serves as a command character; his armour, cloth and foliage give the painter distinct materials to separate.
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Original fantasyManuel_Boria created this lizardfolk miniature for tabletop gamers. It can become a marshland guardian, a guide through unfamiliar territory or an opponent in a fantasy encounter, depending on the story you want to tell. Choose its allegiance and abilities within your own game, then use the miniature to bring that character into your encounters. Sculpt by Manuel_Boria, licensed under CC BY 3.0.
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FantasyA forest sovereign suited to an audience scene, a quest offered at court, or a dispute over the fate of a woodland realm. In a fantasy campaign, he can give the party a reason to negotiate with the fae rather than fight them. His decision can become the turning point in a story about who is welcome in the forest.
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FantasyUse this Fairy King as the keeper of a forest border or the authority a travelling party must persuade to gain safe passage. He suits a tense encounter where the decision matters more than a battle: an oath, a favour, or proof of good intentions can determine whether the path opens.
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FantasyIn a fantasy tabletop story, this young tree creature can guide travellers through a dangerous wood, guard a grove, or become an encounter that rewards conversation before combat. Place it among forest terrain as a character with its own motives rather than as anonymous scenery.
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FantasyThis young ent suits a travelling role in a fantasy campaign: a messenger between ancient groves, a guide across unfamiliar woodland, or the first sign that a forest has begun to defend itself. Use it in a moving encounter along a path, distinct from a stationary guardian of a single tree or shrine.
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FantasyIn a woodland adventure, this sprite can be a wary pathfinder, a sentry for a hidden fae settlement, or an opponent who keeps her distance while allies close in. She gives a small encounter a reason to involve cover, negotiation and movement through the trees rather than a simple exchange of blows.
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FantasyThe Verdant Sentinel can guard a sacred grove, question travellers at a forest boundary or become an ally after a threatened woodland is restored. It gives a fantasy campaign a character who represents the forest's interests rather than another creature to fight.
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Original fantasyUten Ironhearth is a blacksmith who can bring a workshop or a town encounter to your fantasy campaign. Use him as the craftsperson who repairs a treasured weapon, trades news with travellers or asks the party to obtain materials for an unusual commission.
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FantasyThe Mountain Hammer Warrior can be a guide through a dangerous pass, a defender of an isolated settlement or a rival pursuing the same relic as the party. Choose his allegiance to suit your original campaign; the miniature does not require a fixed canon or game profile.
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