Aasimar Cleric Althea by DnD is a Woman

Born of celestial blood and armed with unwavering faith, Althea carries the weight of divine purpose on her armoured shoulders — whether the party is ready for her conviction or not.

• ✔ 32mm scale resin miniature, printed fresh to order in the UK
• ✔ Supplied unpainted and ready to prime
• ✔ Compatible with D&D, Pathfinder, and all tabletop RPGs
• ✔ Equally at home on the gaming table or the display shelf

Althea is a cleric with the quiet authority of someone who has spoken directly to something divine and come back changed. Her armour is etched with delicate scrollwork — devotion made tangible in steel — and she holds herself with the composed readiness of a warrior-priest who has seen enough to know that courage is a choice you make every morning. A heavy mace rests at her shoulder, carried with the ease of long familiarity, while her free hand rests at her side, fingers curled as if already shaping a prayer.

She stands on a cracked stone base, the kind of weathered ground that hints at a battlefield or a holy ruin — somewhere the boundary between the mortal world and the celestial has grown thin. Her flowing skirts and layered armour sit naturally, capturing movement arrested mid-purpose: she is going somewhere, and she is not stopping.

As an Aasimar, Althea carries that faint other-ness in her bearing — not grandeur, but gravitas. She would suit a Life Cleric who leads from the front, a War Cleric who answers violence with equal measure, or a Divine Soul Sorcerer who hasn't quite worked out which one she is yet. Her expression is calm, focused, and entirely unimpressed with whatever the party has just suggested.

This sculpt comes as a multipart miniature, giving you the flexibility to assemble and pose her exactly as you want before you prime.

• Suits a Cleric, Paladin, or Divine Soul Sorcerer player character
• Works as a recurring NPC — a cleric of a local temple, a divine envoy, or a reluctant chosen one
• A strong candidate for a celestial-themed display piece once painted
• Fits naturally into campaigns involving divine politics, planar incursions, or holy wars

Encounter Hook: The party arrives at the ruins of the Temple of the Dawnbringer to find Althea standing alone in the nave, mace in hand, surrounded by the ashen remains of whatever tried to desecrate the site before them. She doesn't explain. She simply asks: "Are you here to help, or are you here to watch?"

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Available with or without a plain base to suit your basing style.

Pairs well with player character adventurers and celestial and divine encounters — or explore more from DnD is a Woman.

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