Miniature Monday: 3D Printer and the Bunnymen

Greetings, Monday maniacs! Hope you had a nice dice-and-chill gamer weekend. Let’s kick off the week with some new miniatures for your DnD library.

Longtime 3DRPGers know that we love miniatures that don’t follow the traditional DnD race lines. So, it’s no surprise that our featured minis today are hoppin’ good. We also threw in a human who’s here to serve. Let’s get to it.

We’re opening with some bad arse Rabbit Archers by the mighty Schlossbauer. These TTRPG 3D prints are free to download, and DM Ben is ultimately looking for a full squad for a future DnD encounter. The STL fills up a d20 square nicely (e.g., paint-friendly), so he thinks he could color a few more up on a future hobby weekend.

Resident painter Kimmy Utah painted two variations of the Rabbit Archer, and this submission was by design. He wanted some inspiration, and we’re leaning toward the white fur version, with the darker one serving as the leader. Aren’t they fantastic?! Naturally, Kimmy goes above and beyond with her professional details. DM Ben doesn’t have the younger eyes to get this precise, but he’s excited to try a few of these on his own.

Our second featured RPG miniature is also free to download and comes from Dutchmogul (who seems like a good dude you would want to game with at Gen Con). This Townsfolke Porter makes a great party NPC and answers the age-old game question, “Who the heck is carrying all this treasure?!”

We’ve amassed quite a collection of loyal squires and porters, and we’ll always 3D-print a new one whenever the resin opportunity presents itself. Kimmy Utah colored this one, too, and we really dig the dark red attire paired with the brown pants and high black boots.

DM Ben loves to marvel at her painted minis in our display cases because color combos are a bit of a weakness for his novice painting skills. So he feels fortunate to pull a tangible miniature out to try new paint-pick possibilities.

Let’s end with the customary backside shot of all three of our miniatures so you can soak in all the STL detail goodness. The stitching on the quivers and their lil’ tails sticking out from their cloaks were some of our favs.

For a DnD 5e stat block for our Bunnymen, we had to get creative with the numbers since this isn’t an official adversary in the Monster Manual. Instead, we’ll combine a rabbit-folk race (like the Harengon from Monsters of the Multiverse) with a standard humanoid Archer.

• AC: 16 | HP: 60 | Spd: 30 ft | CR 3
• Melee: Longsword +6/1d6+4 piercing.
• Ranged: Longbow, +6/1d8+4 piercing | Archer’s Eye (3) +1d10 attack/damage.
• Rabbit Hop: Bonus action, jump without opportunity attacks.
• Hair Trigger: +2 proficiency to initiative.
• STR +0, Dex +4, Con +3, Int 0, Wis +1, Cha 0.
• Damage Resistances: Lighning/Thunder. STR+5/WIS +4 saves.

Until next time!