Dungeons & Dragons Eldritch Foxfolk Miniature

This is a highly detailed miniature of an Eldritch Foxfolk.

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

An Eldritch Foxfolk in Dungeons & Dragons is a type of anthropomorphic fox creature with innate ties to arcane or eldritch forces, blending elements of cunning, charm, and supernatural mystery. While not officially part of core D\&D sourcebooks, they often appear in homebrew settings or third-party expansions, typically as a variant of foxfolk or kitsune races infused with warlock-like or fey-inspired powers. These beings combine the natural agility and cleverness associated with foxes with a potent magical heritage that sets them apart from ordinary mortals or mundane beastfolk.

Eldritch Foxfolk are usually depicted as graceful, furred humanoids with fox-like features such as pointed ears, expressive tails, and slitted eyes that glimmer with arcane energy. Some may possess multiple tails as a sign of their magical prowess or ancient lineage. Unlike ordinary foxfolk who rely on stealth, trickery, or diplomacy, Eldritch Foxfolk are born or shaped by arcane influence—often fey, shadow, or starborn in origin. This might stem from a pact with an otherworldly patron, a magical bloodline, or ancestral connections to beings beyond the mortal veil. Their personalities are often enigmatic, oscillating between playful mischief and eerie insight, as they navigate both mortal affairs and eldritch mysteries.

In a campaign, an Eldritch Foxfolk might serve as a warlock with a unique patron tied to forgotten forest spirits, alien intelligences, or dream realms. Alternatively, they could be sorcerers whose magic is shaped by otherworldly ancestry. They are adept manipulators and skilled illusionists, weaving charm and deceit as easily as others swing blades. Many dwell on the borders of civilization and the supernatural—forest glades, abandoned temples, or twilight-shrouded hills—where they act as guardians of ancient secrets, wandering seers, or enigmatic meddlers in mortal destinies.

Their dual nature—half-mortal, half-magic—makes them fascinating allies or dangerous foes. They walk between worlds, speaking truths that sound like riddles and offering power wrapped in paradox. Whether hero, trickster, or oracle, an Eldritch Foxfolk is never quite what they seem.

35.51mm tall at 32mm scale.