Dungeons & Dragons Female Frogfolk Florist Miniature

This is a highly detailed miniature of a Female Frogfolk Florist.

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

A female Frogfolk florist in Dungeons & Dragons is an amphibious humanoid with a deep connection to plant life and nature. Depending on the campaign setting, she might be from a race like the Grung (poisonous, tree-dwelling frogfolk) or a homebrew species resembling humanoid frogs with a more neutral or friendly disposition.

As a florist, she cultivates and sells flowers, using her natural affinity for wetlands and plant growth to create vibrant gardens. She may live in a swamp, riverside village, or enchanted glade, tending to rare and magical flora. Her work could involve more than just aesthetics—perhaps she grows healing herbs, alchemical reagents, or blooms with mystical properties.

Mechanically, she could be a Druid or Ranger, using spells like Druidcraft to accelerate growth or Speak with Plants to understand their needs. A Circle of Dreams Druid might infuse her flowers with restorative magic, while a Ranger with the Swarmkeeper subclass could have tiny glowing insects pollinating her plants. If more of an artisan, she might be a Bard of the College of Creation, weaving magic into floral arrangements.

Her personality could reflect her environment—serene like a pond’s surface or lively like a chorus of croaking frogs at dusk. She might sell flowers in a bustling market, offer charms from her garden to adventurers, or be drawn into a grander quest if her plants are threatened.

As an NPC, she could be a quest giver, needing rare seeds or defending sacred groves. As a player character, she could have left her peaceful life to seek adventure, spreading beauty wherever she goes. Whether nurturing delicate petals or wielding vines in battle, a Frogfolk florist embodies the harmony between nature and artistry in a D&D world.