Dog Folk Noble by Epic Miniatures

He doesn't need to draw his dagger — the way he's standing there, arms folded, jaw set, says everything that needs to be said.

• ✔ 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

This Dog Folk Noble cuts an immediately distinctive figure — a broad-shouldered, bulldog-headed humanoid in finely detailed courtly attire, standing with arms crossed and chin lifted in the unmistakable posture of someone who expects to be obeyed. His studded doublet is elaborately worked with button detailing and crossed straps across the back, his wide belt cinched with a decorative buckle, and a concealed dagger visible at his hip — a reminder that politeness is merely one of his tools.

The sculpt rewards careful painting: the wrinkled, jowled face carries real character, the fabric folds have generous depth for washes and layering, and the stud detailing across the doublet offers a satisfying rhythmic pattern for metallic accents. Whether you paint him in muted aristocratic tones or the bold livery of a merchant house, he'll carry authority on any tabletop.

As an NPC, this miniature fills a role that's surprisingly hard to find — the wealthy, dangerous, respectable figure who operates entirely within the law while being deeply, thoroughly corrupt. Equally, for adventurers building out a beastfolk campaign setting, he works brilliantly as a player character of ambition and pedigree.

This sculpt is available in both supported and unsupported variants, and comes with a choice of plain or decorative base options to suit your basing preference.

Suits adventurers who:

• Need a morally grey noble contact, patron, or antagonist for urban campaigns
• Are running a beastfolk or anthropomorphic fantasy setting
• Want a distinctive NPC whose body language tells a story before a word is spoken
• Play a well-dressed, politically savvy Rogue, Bard, or Warlock with a taste for fine things
• Are building a painted display piece with strong character expression

Encounter Hook

The party is summoned to the counting house of Alderman Brek Houndsley — officially to discuss a missing shipment, unofficially because he's heard they're good at finding things that other people have lost. He receives them standing, arms folded, eyes on the door rather than the adventurers. He offers coin. He does not offer explanations. When pressed, he smiles — all jowl, no warmth — and says simply: "The less you know, the faster you work."

Details

• 32mm scale miniature on a medium base (25.5mm)
• Supplied unpainted — primed and ready for your brushwork
• Available with decorative or plain base
• Supported and unsupported print variants available
• Sculpt #6914 by Epic Miniatures

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Pairs well with NPCs and townsfolk and urban grassland and city encounters — or explore more from Epic Miniatures.

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