Dungeons & Dragons Goat Miniature

This is a Highly detailed miniature of a Goat. 

This model was created by Schlossbauer who makes amazingly accurate models of the Monster Manual creatures and provided by Commercial Licence.

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

In Dungeons & Dragons (D&D), a goat is a small, non-magical creature that players can encounter in various settings, especially in rural or natural environments. It is a common animal, often domesticated and used for farming purposes. In the game, goats are typically seen as mundane creatures, though they can still play a role in the adventure or serve as part of the landscape. 

Goats are usually described as having a sturdy, stocky build with hooves and curved horns, making them well-suited for rocky, mountainous terrain. These creatures are herbivores, typically grazing on grass and plants, and they are known for their surefootedness and ability to navigate difficult terrain. In the context of D&D, they might be found in pastures, forests, or even as part of a merchant’s caravan, often as pack animals. 

In terms of game mechanics, goats are typically represented as low-level creatures with relatively simple statistics. They often have low Armor Class (AC) and hit points, reflecting their vulnerability compared to more dangerous monsters. Their challenge rating is usually zero or very low, making them easy to defeat in combat. Goats can be used in D&D campaigns to create atmosphere or add realism to rural encounters, and while they may not pose much of a threat, their presence can enhance roleplaying opportunities, such as when characters interact with farmers or rustic villagers.

While goats don’t typically have any special abilities in D&D, they can be used creatively by Dungeon Masters to inspire unique interactions or puzzles. For example, a party might need to lead a goat through a difficult terrain, or the party could be tasked with retrieving a goat that has wandered off. Their behavior, like their tendency to bleat loudly or charge when startled, can provide amusing or dramatic moments in a session.