Dwarf Cleric Gurdis by DnD Is A Woman
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Description
She has answered her deity's call from the deep halls of the mountain clans, and she brings shield, mace, and an iron will that no undead horde has yet managed to crack.
- ✔ 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
Gurdis is the kind of cleric who stands in the shield wall rather than behind it. Sculpted by DnD Is A Woman, she wears a layered combination of padded coat and segmented plate armour — practical protection for a warrior of faith who expects to be hit and intends to still be standing when the dust settles. Her broad kite shield, riveted and road-worn, is held at the ready on her left arm, while her mace hangs low in her right hand: not raised in threat, but gripped with the quiet confidence of someone who has used it many times before.
Her hair is swept up in a loose knot, and her expression carries the measured steadiness of a dwarf who has seen enough battles to stop being surprised by them. The detail in her armour — the studded belt buckle, the layered bracers, the greave work — rewards close examination and will respond beautifully to washes and drybrushing. She arrives on a plain base, giving you full freedom to theme her to your campaign setting: mountain keep, dungeon crypt, or besieged town square.
This is a multipart miniature, also available without a base for those who prefer to integrate her into a custom basing scheme. A 54mm display variant is available for painters who want to showcase the sculptural detail at a larger scale.
Gurdis works well for adventurers who:
- Play a dwarf cleric, war domain paladin, or battle-ready champion of the faith
- Need a seasoned, stoic NPC healer or temple guardian for their campaign
- Want a character whose paint scheme can go in almost any direction — from gleaming divine champion to battered veteran
- Are building out a dwarven stronghold scene or mountainhall encounter
- Enjoy painting characterful faces and layered armour with strong surface variety
Encounter Hook
The party arrives at the mountain monastery of Keldrath's Veil to find it barricaded from within. When they finally talk their way through the doors, they find Gurdis — exhausted, resolute, mace at her side — the sole survivor of three nights of undead assault. She'll fight alongside them to reclaim the lower crypts, but she makes one thing clear before they descend: she won't leave a single fallen brother or sister unblessed in those halls.
Details
- 32mm scale (standard tabletop)
- Multipart miniature
- Supplied unpainted and unprimed
- Plain base and no-base options available
- 54mm display variant available
Sculpted by DnD Is A Woman — visit their collection to see more of their work.
Pairs well with undead encounter warbands and graveyard and crypt settings — or explore more from DnD Is A Woman.
Mitz & Simz — the cats rolled Investigation on the packaging materials and found them acceptable.
Ready to add this adventurer to your collection? Order today and we'll print it fresh for you here in the UK.
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