Dungeons & Dragons Begger Miniature

This is a highly detailed miniature of a Begger from Dungeons & Dragons.

This model was created by MZ4250 who makes amazing models of the Monster Manual creatures and provided by Commercial License.  

This miniature is made with Resin and comes unpainted. It will need to be Primed before painting.

In Dungeons and Dragons, a beggar is typically a non-playable character (NPC) representing a homeless or impoverished person, often encountered in cities or towns. These individuals are usually seen on the streets, begging for food, money, or other forms of assistance from adventurers or townspeople. While beggars themselves are not usually powerful or equipped with any magical abilities, they can serve important roles within the narrative of the game.

Beggars might offer the players valuable information, though often in exchange for charity or a favor. They could be privy to rumors, hidden locations, or even offer clues about quests, as they may observe things from the shadows, unnoticed by the more influential characters. Some beggars may know secrets about local criminals, noble families, or shady dealings, and through a simple act of kindness or empathy, players might find themselves with a new lead or helpful insight.

In certain storylines, a beggar may have a deeper connection to the game world. They could be an undercover spy, a former adventurer in disguise, or someone cursed to live in poverty due to an ancient pact. In such cases, the beggar could become a central figure in a quest or even a potential ally, whose true nature is revealed only later in the adventure.

Though beggars are typically low-status figures, D&D games often emphasize the power of choice and morality, and players may decide whether to help, ignore, or take advantage of beggars they encounter. The interaction can help develop the characters' personalities and give players opportunities to explore themes of compassion, social justice, or exploitation within the game.