Dungeons & Dragons Kobold Barbarian Miniature

This is a highly detailed miniature of a Kobold Barbarian.

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

The Kobold Barbarian is a study in feral rage distilled into a small but terrifying form. Unlike the cautious trap-makers and skirmishers common to kobold kind, this warrior has embraced brute strength and raw violence, wielding a massive hammer that looks absurdly oversized for its wielder—until it starts moving. Every aspect of the pose communicates momentum, as if the next heartbeat will bring the weapon crashing down with bone-shattering force.

This kobold’s physique is compact yet powerful, muscles coiled tight beneath scaled skin. Its stance is wide and grounded, claws digging in for leverage, tail acting as a counterbalance for the hammer’s weight. The expression is pure aggression: bared teeth, flared nostrils, and eyes locked on its target with savage intent. This is not a creature concerned with tactics or subtlety; it survives by overwhelming foes through shock and brutality.

The hammer itself appears crude and brutal, likely scavenged or reforged from stolen materials. Rather than refined craftsmanship, it relies on mass and impact, perfectly suited to a barbarian who values destruction over elegance. Simple armor and wraps protect vital areas without restricting movement, reinforcing the sense that this kobold thrives in the chaos of close combat.

In narrative play, a kobold barbarian often serves as an unexpected escalation. Players who underestimate kobolds as fragile nuisances quickly learn their mistake when this berserker enters the fray. It may act as a champion of the tribe, a favored enforcer of a draconic master, or a lone exile who discovered that rage can compensate for size.

As a miniature or character concept, the Kobold Barbarian brings contrast and personality to encounters. It subverts expectations, adds visual drama, and creates memorable combat moments. Small though it may be, this kobold embodies a simple truth of adventuring life: fury does not measure itself in feet and inches, only in the damage left behind.

30.47mm tall at 32mm scale.