Halfling Cleric War-Maul Miniature

A hooded halfling cleric, war-maul raised and free hand open in blessing. Don't be fooled by the workshop-style code — this is a characterful tabletop miniature. A short, sturdy hero (halfling or young dwarf) is wrapped in a deep cowl that shadows a determined, softly rounded face, with braids or hood-ties framing the cheeks. Over a padded gambeson she wears a segmented breastplate and two long tabard straps stamped with rune-like glyphs; a laden utility belt sags with pouches above a rounded, layered skirt, and stubby armoured boots peek out below. The centrepiece is the maul in her right hand: a chunky head carrying a single sculpted wing and an inset roundel sigil, hafted on a wrapped-grip pole. Her left hand opens outward — mid-incantation, mid-blessing, or politely demanding the loot. She slots straight in as a cleric, war-priest or paladin for fantasy skirmish and dungeon crawls. Print notes • Resin at 0.03–0.05 mm holds the glyph straps, wing feathering and face; FDM struggles at this size. • Print around 32 mm heroic scale on a round base, or bump to 54 mm for a display paint project. • Tree-support the outstretched hand, the winged head and the hood overhang; tilt roughly 20° to keep the face clear. • Hollow the robe mass and add a drain hole to save resin.