Half-Orc Resin Miniatures for Characters of Every Kind
Half-Orcs have a long history in fantasy roleplaying, but ancestry does not have to dictate the character you build. This collection gathers our Half-Orc resin miniatures for D&D 5e, Pathfinder 2e, and other tabletop RPGs, making it easier to find a model that fits your character concept rather than a stereotype.
Go Beyond the Expected Character Build
A heavily armed fighter can certainly make a great Half-Orc, but that is only one possibility. Depending on the sculpt, these miniatures can represent spellcasters, wilderness adventurers, holy warriors, rogues, mercenaries, important NPCs, and many other personalities. Browse by the character you want to create and let Race / Ancestry be one part of their identity.
Class / Archetype and role are assigned individually to each model. Product pages also provide applicable information about weapons, armor, equipment, Creature Size, base size, kit contents, and available configurations.
Give Your Half-Orc an Identity of Their Own
Painting is an opportunity to separate your character even further from familiar fantasy conventions. Skin tones, hair, armor, clothing, weapons, markings, and accessories can be used to reflect a character's background, profession, culture, or personality. Individual sculpts vary, giving you different starting points for both player characters and campaign NPCs.
Our miniatures are 3D printed using engineering-grade gray resin for durability and crisp details. Each order is produced and hand-inspected by our family-run studio in Missouri, USA.
Match the Model to Your Table
Available print scales, base sizes, and configurations differ by Half-Orc miniature. Print scale refers to the physical scale of the model, while Creature Size is a separate rules-based classification. Check the individual listing and our Resin Miniature Sizing & Scale Guide when comparing sizes.
Start with the Amount of Prep You Prefer
Depending on the model, preparation options may include DIY Kit, Raw Prep, Assembled, Primed, and Painted. See our Resin Miniature Finish Options Guide to compare the choices and decide how much of the preparation and finishing process you'd like to do yourself.