Dungeons & Dragons Small Snow Golem Miniature

This is a Highly detailed miniature of a Small Snow Golem. 

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, a Small Snow Golem is a lesser construct variant of the traditional golem, typically crafted from magically animated snow and ice. These creatures are not part of the official core rulebooks but are often introduced in homebrew campaigns or seasonal adventure modules, especially those with a wintry or festive theme. Unlike their larger, more formidable cousins—such as flesh, clay, or stone golems—Small Snow Golems are modest in both size and power, but still present a fun and thematic challenge for lower-level adventurers.

A Small Snow Golem is usually brought to life through a combination of elemental magic and a binding ritual that infuses a snow-crafted body with a semblance of life. Often created by winter-themed spellcasters, fey beings, or mischievous wizards, these golems are typically used as guardians, messengers, or pranksters rather than instruments of war. Their compact size, roughly that of a halfling or small child, allows them to move quickly through snowy terrain, often ambushing intruders with a barrage of icy projectiles or blinding snow flurries.

Mechanically, a Small Snow Golem might have modest hit points, low armor class, and resistance or immunity to cold damage, with a notable vulnerability to fire. They often rely on abilities that manipulate ice and snow, such as creating slippery surfaces, throwing compacted snowballs, or exhaling a cone of frost. Some versions may have charming or mischievous traits, causing minor illusions or distractions, making them tricky opponents despite their low threat level.

These creatures are a delightful addition to winter-themed encounters, capable of offering comic relief, environmental storytelling, or even surprise danger in the right circumstances. DMs often use them to enhance seasonal flavor, challenge novice players, or enrich the atmosphere of snowy wildernesses and enchanted forests.