Dungeons & Dragons Baby Goblin Miniature

This is a highly detailed miniature of a Baby Goblin.

This model was created by M3DM who makes amazingly accurate models of Dungeons & Dragons creatures and is provided by Commercial License.

A Baby Goblin in Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) is a young version of the typical goblin, a small, mischievous humanoid creature that is often portrayed as a nuisance or troublemaker. These goblins are known for their devious nature, sharp intelligence, and natural aptitude for stealth, which is typically seen in their adult forms. A Baby Goblin, however, is in a vulnerable state, still developing both physically and socially. While they might share some traits with their adult counterparts, such as a low-to-the-ground stature, large ears, and sharp teeth, they are much less capable of the sophisticated cunning and combat prowess seen in older goblins. Their small size and relative innocence make them less threatening and more dependent on protection from adult goblins or other creatures in their environment. 

In the world of D&D, Baby Goblins often find themselves in the care of their tribe, hidden away in nests or caves. Despite their age, they are raised with the same goblin instincts, such as an inclination toward mischief, trickery, and scavenging. These babies might play harmless pranks, but they could also show signs of the dangerous behavior they will develop as they grow older. Some adventurers may encounter Baby Goblins in the wild, often in situations where they are abandoned or in need of assistance, giving the player characters an opportunity to decide whether to help or further exploit them.

While not as formidable as their adult versions, Baby Goblins still possess the potential to become ruthless or cunning as they mature. How they are treated or raised could impact their future behavior, making them a fascinating, dynamic part of the goblin race in the D&D universe.