Tiefling Trident Rogue Miniature

A horned, tail-flicking rogue with a trident on his shoulder and a coiled whip at his side. This is a tabletop RPG character miniature, not a routed panel. He's a tiefling-style figure: a handsome young man with swept-back hair, a pair of short curved horns and long pointed ears. He wears an open, buttoned waistcoat over a scale-textured shirt, with matching scaled pauldrons and hem, tapered trousers and soft boots. In one hand he balances a three-pronged trident casually against his shoulder; the other hand holds a tightly coiled whip or rope. A long, spaded tail curls out behind him, and he stands relaxed on a smooth oval base. He's built for a D&D or fantasy skirmish table — a warlock, a pit-fighter, or a charming villain — and paints up beautifully as a display piece too. Print notes • Resin at 32–35mm heroic scale is the sweet spot; the face, buttons and scale texture reward the finer detail. • Support the outstretched trident prongs, the underside of the shouldered shaft and the trailing tail — those are the overhangs to watch. • Consider printing the trident as a separate part if your printer struggles with the thin tines, then pin it back on. • Keep the model tilted slightly off-vertical on the plate to avoid a support forest across the chest.