Four years ago we made 50 female D&D characters that weren't damsels or pin-ups. We're finally doing a second set.

I'm the sculptor on this line, and I'm running our second campaign, so this one's from me directly.

The short version of why this exists: there weren't enough miniatures for women characters that looked like actual adventurers instead of armor that protects nothing. So the studio made 50 of them and called it DnD is a Woman. That was 2022.

It landed way harder than we expected, and a community formed around it. Since then we've sculpted one new character a month based on what they vote for, around 260 people now, and Volume 2 came out of them asking for more options at the table.

Some of the characters available in Vol. 2

The full Volume 2 is almost ready: 50 new heroines across classes and backgrounds, usable as basically any female PC or NPC you need at the table. They're 3D printable, so if you or a friend has a printer, you can run a whole party without hunting eBay for the one mini that fits.

https://i.redd.it/1xwtkwb2yxch1.gif

Launching on MyMiniFactory shortly. You can grab your spot on the pre-launch page: early signups get a free bonus character plus a discount, and you'll know the moment it opens.

https://theprintinggoeseveron.com/dnd-is-a-woman-vol-2/

And even if you don't print, "which of these would you actually use at your table" is a question I'd genuinely appreciate answers to below.

- Ania, sculptor on the line, running this campaign