Fighting Fiddler (Eramis) by DM Stash
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Description
They heard him before they saw him — a furious fiddle melody cutting through the tavern brawl, played by a man with small horns, armour scratched from a dozen fights, and a longsword still dripping at his belt.
- ✔ 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
Eramis is the Fighting Fiddler — a tiefling warrior-bard who has never quite decided whether music or violence is his true calling, and has largely concluded it doesn't matter. This sculpt captures him mid-stride on broken cobblestones, violin clutched at his side in one hand while a sword hangs ready at his back. His expression is sharp and purposeful — not the showman's grin of a tavern performer, but the focused scowl of someone who has played this song before and knows exactly how it ends. A sweeping travel cloak billows behind him, pauldrons and quilted armour visible front and back, with small curved horns rising from curly hair. Every angle of this sculpt rewards a second look: the detail on the crossguard of his sword, the texture of his armour plates, the dynamic lift of one boot mid-step.
Whether you play him as a Bard with a Fighter dip, a Battle Master who moonlights as a musician, or a morally flexible NPC with a grudge and a repertoire, Eramis brings immediate personality to any scene. He works equally well on the tabletop and as a display piece on the shelf.
Well suited for adventurers who:
- Want a tiefling bard or fighter PC with a distinctive, combat-ready silhouette
- Need a charismatic NPC rival, travelling performer, or hired sword with a memorable hook
- Are running an urban campaign, a gladiatorial arc, or a story where music and violence are uncomfortably close
- Collect characterful humanoid minis with strong front-and-back sculpt detail
Encounter Hook:
The party arrives in the city of Velmrath to find that the famous Eramis has been contracted to assassinate one of them — not out of malice, but because someone paid very well and he has debts to settle. He introduces himself with a performance at their inn that evening, watching them closely across the strings of his violin, deciding whether the coin is still worth it.
Details
Supplied at 32mm scale. The figure and decorative cobblestone base are separate pieces, designed to work together — some models interact with their bases in a way that looks best when assembled. A small amount of superglue is all that's needed. The miniature arrives unpainted and ready for priming, but carries strong detail straight from the printer for those who prefer to use it as-is.
Sculpted by DM Stash — visit their page to see more of their work.
Mitz & Simz — small enough to care about every single order.
Pairs well with player character minis — build out your Avernus descents with more from DM Stash.
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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