Dungeons & Dragons Female Water Genasi Miniature

This is a highly detailed miniature of a Female Water Genasi.

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

A female Water Genasi in Dungeons & Dragons is a humanoid character with elemental heritage tied to water. She descends from a water elemental or a being infused with elemental water, such as a marid (a water genie). This ancestry grants her a unique appearance and abilities that set her apart from other mortals.

Her features often reflect her aquatic lineage, with blue or green skin, hair that moves like it’s underwater, and eyes resembling deep seas or glistening pearls. Some have webbed hands and feet, faintly scaled skin, or an ever-present scent of saltwater. They tend to be cool to the touch, with a natural affinity for water.

Water Genasi have traits that enhance their survival in aquatic environments. They can breathe underwater, swim swiftly, and manipulate water to a limited degree. In D&D 5e, they have resistance to acid damage, an innate ability to shape water, and the ability to cast Create or Destroy Water once per long rest. Their Amphibious trait allows them to live comfortably both on land and in water, making them excellent sailors, explorers, or reclusive beings dwelling near coastlines, lakes, or deep oceans.

Their personalities are often influenced by the fluid nature of water—adaptable, free-spirited, and sometimes mysterious. Some are serene and patient, like a calm sea, while others are unpredictable, like a raging storm. Their connection to water can make them feel detached from the rigid structures of society, but they can be deeply loyal to those they trust.

As adventurers, female Water Genasi excel in roles that benefit from mobility and resilience. They make excellent Druids, Rangers, Sorcerers, or Rogues, using their elemental gifts to explore, evade, or manipulate their environment in ways others cannot.