Squirrelfolk Rogue by MZ4250

They never heard it coming — one moment the courier's pouch was full, the next it was gone, and all that remained was the faint rustle of leaves and the flicker of a bushy tail vanishing into the canopy.

• ✔ 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

The Squirrelfolk Rogue is all coiled tension and calculated mischief. Sculpted by MZ4250 in their characteristically accessible and expressive style, this anthro squirrel rogue crouches low in a ready stance — one hand raised with a small blade or tool, the other gripping a curved blade at the hip. The oversized, dramatically swept tail balances the composition beautifully and gives painters a broad canvas of fur texture to work with. A fitted hood is pulled back loosely, revealing the character's sharp, whiskered face and focused expression. Leather breeches, a close-fitting tunic, and wrapped forearms complete the light-armour rogue aesthetic — quick, practical, and built for disappearing.

Whether you're representing a Tabaxi-adjacent homebrew race, a Harengon cousin with arboreal ambitions, or a fully fledged squirrelfolk from your own campaign setting, this sculpt hits the sweet spot between whimsical and genuinely threatening. The crouched, ready-to-spring pose reads clearly on the gaming table without sacrificing the fine detail that display painters will want to pick out — from individual fur striations on the tail to the stitching on the leather boots.

Particularly well-suited for adventurers who:

• Are running forest or wilderness campaigns with non-standard humanoid encounters
• Want a distinctive, characterful miniature for a Rogue or Ranger player character
• Need an NPC thief, guild contact, or woodland trickster with real personality
• Enjoy painting fur textures, leatherwork, and expressive animal faces
• Love the quirky charm of MZ4250's open-licence anthro catalogue

Encounter Hook

The party's map goes missing the night before they're due to enter the Thornwood — and the only lead is a local rumour about a small, fast figure in a leather hood that has been pilfering from travelling merchants along the eastern road. When they finally corner the thief in the rafters of the Broken Bough Inn, they find not a cutpurse but a desperate informant with something far more valuable than their stolen goods to trade.

Details

• 32mm scale miniature — one sculpt, one pose
• Supplied unpainted and unassembled — no base included
• Both supported and unsupported files available (for home printers)
• Suitable for gaming and display collecting

Sculpted by MZ4250 — visit their collection to explore more of their expansive open-licence catalogue.

Pairs well with forest and wilderness encounters and player character miniatures — or browse more from MZ4250.

Mitz & Simz — the cats failed their Dexterity saving throw against the pile of packaging and we are all pretending it didn't happen.

Ready to add this adventurer to your collection? Order today and we'll print it fresh for you here in the UK.