Goblin Crime Boss Mini | Chaotic Rogue Villain Miniature | Steampunk Pistol and Dynamite

The city's underground doesn't have a king — it has him. And every back-alley deal, every stolen shipment, every explosion that shook the docks traces back to that crooked grin.

This goblin crime lord is chaos incarnate dressed in a long, battered coat. He crouches atop a stack of stolen cargo crates, one knee raised, wild hair spilling out from beneath a battered steampunk top hat fitted with goggles. His left hand levels a strange, oversized arcane firearm — all bolts and brass fittings, clearly cobbled together from parts that were never meant to coexist. His right hand claws outward, fingers splayed, ready to grab, threaten, or ignite whatever comes within reach. The expression carved into his face is the defining detail: wide, jagged teeth pulled into a grin that holds no warmth — only the gleeful certainty that things are about to go very, very wrong. The base is stacked wooden crates bound in metal banding, with a rolled rope and scattered detail work that roots this figure firmly in a dockside warehouse, a thieves' guild storeroom, or a smuggler's den.

For Dungeon Masters, this model is a gift. He works as a recurring thorn in the party's side — a goblin kingpin who somehow always escapes, always has a trick left, always resurfaces three sessions later with a bigger plan and a louder weapon. For players running a chaotic neutral Rogue, an Arcane Trickster, or even a Gunslinger-flavoured Fighter, this miniature captures that energy of barely-contained mayhem that makes rogues so compelling to play. He fits seamlessly into urban campaign settings, steampunk-adjacent worlds, or any D&D 5e or Pathfinder campaign where the criminal underworld has teeth.

- The party arrives at the docks to intercept a shipment — he's already there, standing on the crates, laughing, with a lit fuse in his other hand.
- A thieves' guild contact the players have been cultivating turns up dead — and the only lead points to a goblin in a tall hat last seen near the warehouse district.
- He offers the party a deal that sounds almost reasonable — until they realise the job he's hiring them for will make them enemies of the city guard, permanently.
- Mid-chase across rooftops and alleyways, he turns, aims that impossible firearm at a gas main, and grins — let's see how fast they really are.

- Designer: DM Stash
- Scale options available — check seller listings for 28mm, 32mm, and large display scale
- Scenic stacked crate base with rope and metal banding detail
- Ideal for DMs, collectors, and Rogue or Arcane Trickster players
- Printed in high quality resin

⚠️ Important Notes
- Printed in durable resin—fragile; handle with care
- Ships unpainted and ready for priming
- Minor support marks may be visible
- Requires glue for assembly; sanding tools recommended
- Images may contain digital renders. All models are test printed for detail and printability

📦 Shipping Information
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- Tracking: Included with every order
- Packaging: Professionally packed to preserve detail
- Free Shipping: Orders over $35
- Returns: Accepted within 14 days; buyer pays return shipping and loss in value if item is not returned in original condition