Crooks & Cutthroats – Fantasy NPCs

Lock your doors. Count your coins. And maybe don't take the shortcut through that alley. Crooks & Cutthroats by DKYN Minis brings together 36 criminals, thieves, bruisers, enforcers, debt collectors, burglars, outlaws, and other thoroughly questionable NPCs ready to populate the less respectable parts of your tabletop world.

This isn't an army or 36 variations of the same generic bandit. It's an entire fantasy criminal underworld filled with distinct characters for D&D 5e, Pathfinder 2e, and other TTRPG campaigns—exactly the sort of people your players meet when they start asking questions in the wrong tavern, owe money to the wrong person, need something stolen, or decide they want to know who really runs the city after dark.

• 36 Distinct Underworld NPCs: Build out thieves' guilds, criminal organizations, taverns, markets, dock districts, back alleys, and urban encounters with characters that each have their own personality and role.
• One-Piece Tabletop Miniatures: Each 32mm-scale character is printed as a single piece with its base permanently attached for a simple, durable tabletop-ready design.

Choose Your Character

Use the numbered Character Selection Guide in the product images to find the miniature you want, then select the matching number and character name from the Character menu.

1. The Brickhouse — A colossal bare-knuckle brute and professional muscle.
2. The Shellback Bruiser — A hulking tortle tough who's considerably harder to intimidate than most.
3. Pocket Pilferer — A tiny gnome thief with an enormous coat and far too many pockets.
4. Knucklebreaker — A monstrous street brawler who solves most disagreements with his fists.
5. Sledgehand — A heavy hitter carrying an enormous sledgehammer for decidedly unofficial work.
6. Silvertongue — A sharply dressed operator who prefers persuasion before things get unpleasant.
7. Lowblow — An old street fighter who abandoned the concept of fighting fair a long time ago.
8. Boxhood — A strange ruffian hidden beneath an enormous squared hood.
9. Ironmonger — Part laborer, part enforcer, and entirely capable of breaking whatever he's pointed toward.
10. Bighat — A tiny goblin schemer operating beneath an absolutely enormous hat.
11. Longhandle — An old professional carrying an oversized weapon and plenty of experience using it.
12. Beltman — A broad, battered street tough wearing enough belts for the entire gang.
13. The Lookout — A watchful street veteran who always seems to know when trouble is coming.
14. Brannik Brawlborn — One half of the enormous Brawlborn brothers and an absolute mountain of muscle.
15. Brogan Brawlborn — Brannik's equally ridiculous brother, because apparently one Brawlborn wasn't enough.
16. Rook — A lean and unconventional underworld character perfect for suspicious meetings and questionable jobs.
17. Velvet Jack — A flamboyant criminal determined to bring a little sophistication to a profoundly unsophisticated profession.
18. Razorqueen — A dangerous woman whose reputation appears to arrive several minutes before she does.
19. Black Jack — A hardened outlaw with the confidence of someone who's been doing this professionally for years.
20. Knifegrin — A compact dwarf loaded with blades and looking much too happy about the situation.
21. The Pale Hand — A sinister and mysterious figure lurking somewhere deeper in the criminal world.
22. Stonefist — A compact street bruiser built like something you'd rather not punch back.
23. Ironbeard — A rugged dwarf enforcer with the look of a seasoned underworld veteran.
24. Silverpenny — A sharply dressed collector who's much more comfortable requesting payment with the Brawlborn brothers nearby.
25. Coinclaw — An opportunistic kobold crook keeping one eye on every unattended purse in the room.
26. Deadweight — A massive enforcer who makes his employer's negotiating position considerably more convincing.
27. Old Iron — A battered veteran who has somehow survived decades of dangerous work.
28. Cleaver Jack — A working-class brute with an enormous cleaver and several possible occupations you'd rather not investigate.
29. Widow — A quiet, darkly dressed figure made for deals conducted after sunset.
30. Gallowsbeak — A hunched aarakocra criminal with the unmistakable appearance of a back-alley scavenger.
31. Ragged King — A battered street ruler presiding over whichever undesirable corner of town he's claimed as his kingdom.
32. Payday — He came to collect. Whether you actually have the money is apparently not his problem.
33. Sweetsteel — Elegant, refined, and carrying a very good reason not to underestimate her.
34. Softstep — A quiet burglar who prefers finishing the job without anyone realizing she was ever there.
35. Hushbolt — A crossbow-wielding professional for jobs where making noise isn't part of the plan.
36. Slyhand — A secretive hooded rogue suited to burglary, spying, smuggling, and other nighttime employment.

Product Specifications

• Creator: DKYN Minis
• Scale: 32mm
• Base Sizes: Varies by character; measured bases include approximately 25mm, 28mm, and 32mm
• Kit Pieces: 1-piece miniature with attached base
• Creature Size: Small & Medium
• Material: Engineering-grade gray resin for durability and crisp details

What's in the Box?

One selected Crooks & Cutthroats resin miniature printed as a single piece with its base attached.

⚠️ Please Note: Shop App orders default to Raw Prep finish variant option which comes triple washed/cleaned, fully cured, and lightly sanded. For custom finished options, please order directly through dandkcustomprints.com.

*Our studio is an Officially Licensed Commercial Merchant of DKYN Minis.