Amaralda Romante Performer by DnD is a Woman

The coins in the crowd's purses were lighter by morning, but nobody could quite remember when the music had stopped or the dancer had gone.

• ✔ 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

Amaralda is mid-spin, one hand raising a tambourine high as the other catches the hem of her full, ruffled skirt in a gesture as practised as it is joyful. Her wide corset cinches a loose blouse, her hair escaping its headscarf in dancing waves, and her smile carries the knowing confidence of someone who has read every room she has ever entered — and found them all wanting. She belongs to the travelling Romante tradition: performers, wanderers, and quiet survivors whose art is as much armour as entertainment.

On the table, Amaralda works as a bard in mid-performance, a carnival NPC the party will never quite trust, a Vistani dancer from the mists of Barovia, or the contact who always seems to know where the MacGuffin ended up. On the display shelf, the flowing sculpt of her skirt and the energy caught in every line of her pose make her a compelling centrepiece painting project — particularly for adventurers who enjoy wet-blending fabric or experimenting with warm, earthy carnival palettes.

This is a multipart miniature and comes with both a plain base option and a no-base option, giving you flexibility to match your existing basing scheme.

• Adventurers who want a vivid, characterful NPC at the heart of a festival, carnival, or Ravenloft encounter
• Bard players looking for a miniature that captures mid-performance energy without a weapon in sight
• Painters drawn to flowing fabric sculpts and expressive faces
• DMs building out a Vistani camp, travelling troupe, or urban market scene

Encounter Hook
The festival in Daggerford has drawn performers from across the Sword Coast, but one dancer in particular draws every eye — and every eye off the locked vault in the merchant's tent behind her. By the time the party notices the tambourine has fallen silent, Amaralda is three streets away and the vault is empty. She left a flower on the lock. She always leaves a flower on the lock.

Details

• 32mm scale resin miniature
• Multipart sculpt — some assembly required
• Supplied unpainted and unprimed
• Choice of plain integral base or no base
• Sculpted by DnD is a Woman

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Pairs well with travelling NPC townsfolk and Ravenloft gothic encounters — or explore more from DnD is a Woman.

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