Vhorlath Realms – Elf – Verdant Druid of the Veiled Grove (Dark Fantasy 3D Printable Miniature STL)

Vhorlath Realms – Season I

The Verdant Druid of the Veiled Grove is a keeper of old roots, forgotten paths, and spirits that still whisper beneath the forest floor. Neither gentle hermit nor simple healer, this Elf spellcaster draws power from the deep wilderness — where nature is ancient, watchful, and far from merciful.

Perfect as a mystical ally, forest guardian, wandering sage, or dangerous NPC, this miniature brings a strong nature-magic theme to dark fantasy campaigns, woodland encounters, and tabletop warbands.

Perfect for:

• Dark fantasy tabletop RPG campaigns • D&D-style druids, spellcasters, forest sages, and nature priests • Elf warbands, woodland factions, and enchanted grove encounters • NPC allies, quest givers, ritual scenes, and wilderness bosses • Painting projects focused on robes, natural textures, magic effects, and forest tones

Model features:

• Elf druid / nature spellcaster miniature with a dark fantasy style • Strong woodland mystic theme suitable for RPGs and skirmish games • Detailed fantasy robes, staff, accessories, and character silhouette • Works well as a druid, mage, shaman, oracle, forest guardian, or NPC • Designed for tabletop play, display painting, and collectible miniature sets • Single-piece STL model

Available scales:

• 32 mm • 54 mm • 75 mm • 90 mm • 120 mm • 1:10 display scale

The 32 mm / 54 mm / 75 mm / 90 mm / 120 mm values refer to the standard scale of a human-sized character measured from head to toe. Larger races and monsters keep the proportions of the Vhorlath Realms setting, so they may be physically taller than the listed scale.

What's included:

• STL files in 6 scales • Unsupported STL files — add your own supports for your printer/resin • Single-piece sculpt — split it yourself in your slicer if your build volume needs it • Format: STL

Printing recommendation:

This model is provided unsupported. Add organic/tree supports before slicing.

For the best detail, the 32–90 mm versions are recommended for MSLA resin printing. The 120 mm and 1:10 display versions are also suitable for FDM or larger-format prints. The 120 mm version can be printed in resin as well, but splitting the model may be recommended depending on your printer’s build volume.

For larger scales, split the model in your slicer if it does not fit your build plate.

Part of Vhorlath Realms – Season I.