Gifts for D&D Players and Miniature Painters

If there’s someone in your life who spends Friday nights rolling dice, running a campaign or painting tiny figures under a lamp, here are a few gifts they’ll actually use. Our tabletop pieces are sculpted by Tytan Troll Miniatures, produced under license and printed in resin at 50-micron resolution, fine enough to show every rivet and wrinkle.

Our tabletop miniatures are a last run: when a piece sells out, it won’t be back.

Somewhere to keep the dice

Every player has a dice bag that’s too full. The crowned skull has a twist-off top and was made for role-playing dice; the open skull holders come in three sizes, for dice, pencils and the odd lucky d20.

For the painter

Busts are the miniature painter’s favorite canvas: big enough for real detail in the face, and a finished bust looks great on a shelf. Most come primed in gray, ready for the first coat; a few are left unprimed for painters who like to start from scratch. Each product page says which.

For the Dungeon Master

Every DM loves a surprise. The mimics look like ordinary furniture and cargo, right up until someone gets curious, and the sleeping halfling guard is a ready-made encounter all by himself.

Heroes, villains and a pumpkin

A few single figures for 28mm or 32mm tables, for a new character or a memorable villain. The tiny jack-o’-lantern costs less than a coffee and makes a nice extra for a stocking.

Looking for something for the rest of the party? See our stocking stuffers under $20.