Dungeons & Dragons Mousefolk Fighter Miniature

This is a highly detailed miniature of a Mousefolk Fighter.

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

A Mousefolk Fighter in Dungeons & Dragons is a small but formidable warrior whose size belies their strength and resolve. Mousefolk are a homebrew race often portrayed as tiny humanoid rodents with keen senses, quick reflexes, and an innate curiosity about the world. Though they are rarely found in official D&D material, they are a popular choice in third-party content and custom settings. Mousefolk typically stand under three feet tall and weigh very little, which grants them agility and stealth, though it also makes them physically weaker than larger races. Their personalities tend to blend courage and caution, with a strong sense of community and a desire to protect those they care about.

When a Mousefolk becomes a Fighter, they channel their bravery and discipline into martial prowess. Fighters are defined by their mastery of weapons and combat techniques, making them one of the most versatile and durable classes in the game. A Mousefolk Fighter might rely more on speed, precision, and clever tactics than brute force. Depending on the subclass chosen, they might focus on defense, archery, dual wielding, or tactical superiority. A Battle Master Mousefolk might use their nimbleness to trip, disarm, and outmaneuver larger foes, while an Eldritch Knight might mix swordplay with clever magic to compensate for their limited strength.

Despite their size, Mousefolk Fighters can be tenacious frontline combatants or nimble skirmishers who dart in and out of danger. Their racial traits might include abilities like heightened stealth, nimble escape maneuvers, or a climb speed, allowing them to exploit terrain in ways larger warriors cannot. They may favor light armor to keep mobile, using hit-and-run tactics and battlefield awareness to survive. A Mousefolk Fighter often defies expectations, proving that courage, training, and sharp instincts can overcome sheer muscle and size on the battlefield.

30.28mm tall at 32mm scale.