Dogfolk Warrior (Kuro)

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From the pages of Delicious In Dungeon / Dungeon Meshi comes Kuro, a Canine-type Kobold with a fascinating twist. This versatile miniature can seamlessly replace any type of Dogfolk-styled race in your D&D-style paper and pencil tabletop games. A base is not included, so feel free to add one or print it separately to enhance the overall experience. For users printing on FDM printers like the Ender 3, consider scaling up the design slightly to ensure a snug fit on a 1-inch base. There's ample room for expansion, making it easy to accommodate the miniature's unique features. If you appreciate my designs and want to show your support, consider backing me on Patreon. Your contribution will help fuel future projects and enable me to create more exciting content. Alternatively, you can purchase a virtual coffee or explore my premium model sets on Gumroad. Both options offer a great way to engage with my work and receive exclusive rewards. For those interested in 3D printing, I've provided a pre-supported Chitubox file that's ready for immediate use. Simply download it from the link below and start printing your Kuro miniature today! The concept of canine-styled Kobolds in Dungeon Meshi has an interesting origin story. Research reveals that Japan's fantasy scene was heavily influenced by the Wizardry game series, which depicted Kobolds as dog-like creatures rather than reptilian beings. This interpretation may have originated from a misinterpretation of the first depiction of the kobold as a humanoid figure wearing chainmail, rather than a scaled creature.