Tiefling Librarian on Book Stack

A horned book-lover who shushes you from the top of her stack. This is a detailed fantasy tabletop miniature. A young woman with small curved horns and long pointed ears sits cross-legged on a tall pile of books, an open volume resting on her lap. Great membranous bat wings fan out behind her, a long spade-tipped tail curls around to one side, and she raises a single finger to her lips in a quiet-please gesture. She wears an open collared shirt, shorts and little ballet flats, and the whole figure stands on a round display base. She is perfect as a tiefling or succubus NPC, a library or archivist character, or simply a shelf piece for anyone who loves books and horns in equal measure. Clothed and roleplay-friendly, she suits tabletop D&D as much as a painted display. Print notes: • Fine-detail resin (SLA/DLP) is strongly recommended to capture the face, book pages and wing membranes. • Print at 32 mm heroic scale for the table, or scale up as a display bust; supports go under the wings, tail and chin. • Consider splitting the wings from the body if your plate is small or you want easier support removal. • Prime, then paint the skin, wings and book stack separately for the best contrast. A characterful centrepiece with a lot of personality for the size.