3D-printable monsters for the campaign — find the ones you think are cool, and the forge does the rest
Level 5–8 party · Mobs at 28mm · Bosses printed BIG (150–200%) · All links checked 2026-07-30
🖨️ Easy prints only
★ Top picks only
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🗺️ How this works
Browse the armory. Every card links to the model's page so you can spin it around and judge it properly.
Found something cool? That's the whole point. Call out your picks and they go on the print list.
Dungeon Master: this is your requisition catalog. "Hey, we need a couple of these bosses" is exactly how it's supposed to work.
Picks get forged on the CR-10 and show up at the next session, ready for the table.
🖨️ How we print these
Mobs print at 100% (28mm — about an inch tall). Bosses print at 150–200%: big prints come out better than tiny ones on our printer.
Filament is PETG — it survives being handled (and dropped). Thin PLA swords snap.
The green Easy Print badge means the model prints with no supports — just slice and go. Orange Needs Supports means we add tree supports in OrcaSlicer, print bodies upright and weapons flat.
Everything fits our printer's 300×300×400mm build volume, even at boss scale.
Every model here is a gift from its designer to the tabletop community, shared under licenses made for exactly this: printing monsters and giving them to your party.
🏆 The two legendary designers
Brite Minis — low-poly minis designed to print with zero supports on printers exactly like ours. The style even hides layer lines. Our default for anything we print six of.
mz4250 (Miguel Zavala) — sculpted the ENTIRE D&D Monster Manual and gifted it to the world. His Monster Manual Collection (3,090 likes · 17,628 downloads) has every monster A–Z — the backstop if a monster isn't listed here.