Sunburst Dwarf Battle-Cleric

A dwarf battle-cleric mid-blessing, hammer down and sunburst up. She is built as a barrel: a hip-length riveted mail shirt over a wide torso, a boiled-leather shoulder cop studded with brass, a coarse felted wool tabard whose blunt hem thickens where it meets the stone. The flanged warhammer stands vertically against her near leg with its head parked on her boot, which keeps the outline tight; the free arm is bent in close so the cast bronze sunburst disc, worn smooth at the rim, sits flush beside her bare head rather than reaching out into empty air. The beard comes down her chest as one solid wedge, braided and ringed, copper-red going grey at the braids. Underfoot is a round sandstone plinth of fitted temple-floor slabs — chamfered rim, one shallow carved prayer groove, a tin flask toppled flat against the edge. The sculpt was drawn around a cool gunmetal mail, deep ultramarine tabard with chalk-grey trim, oxidised bronze on the disc. Every detail is cut as broad plate lands, fat rivets and deep cloth troughs, so the figure stays legible at tabletop size and gains rather than loses as it grows. A field priest who plainly intends to hit something next. One STL. The figure, hammer, holy symbol and plinth are a single uncut body of 204,356 triangles, watertight and manifold, measuring 117.56 × 117.685 × 177 mm with a solid volume of 337.2146 cm³. The underside of the plinth is milled flat. It fits the build plate it was checked against. Sliced at the supplied size, the profile reported 549 minutes of print time, with 7.65% of the surface in overhang. Filament weight was not reported by that profile: at PLA density the extruded volume works out to about 158.72 g. The thinnest wall measures 1.363 mm at this size, and scaling the model down takes that figure down in proportion. Nothing here was printed, painted or photographed yet. No assembly. One part, no pins, no sockets, no cut faces, and the base is part of the same body. Buy it once and print it as often as you like for yourself. The file itself stays here — do not pass it on, resell it or re-upload it. If you want to sell prints of it, a commercial-use licence is sold separately at four to five times the file price. Changelog 2026-10-06 — First release. Images are renders; photographs of a printed copy are owed.