6932. Tiny Warrior vs. Giant figure. Video of the squirrel Paladin.

 

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Prinkle is a Squirrel that was saved by Adventurers. From the day the Adventurers saved Prinkle the young Squirrel decide to devote its life in assisting the Adventurers. A nature God was so moved by Prinkles devotion that they blessed the Squirrel with divine power.

Now Prinkle can summon the power of the divine to help the Adventurers that saved it that one fateful day.

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Traits

Protection. When a creature the Paladin can see attacks an Ally of the Paladin and that Ally is within 5 feet of the Paladin. The Paladin can impose Disadvantage on the Attack Roll. The Paladin must be wielding a shield. 

Tiny Blessing of Healing. The Paladin channels their divine power into an ally and helps them recuperate. The Paladin can touch a creature Twice a day and restore 1d10 of their Hit Points.

Smite of the Tiny Paladin. The Paladin can call down a tiny amount of divine wrath to strike its enemies. They can do so any time they make the Sword Slash Attack Action. They can only do so 3 times a day.  Anytime they use Smite of the Tiny Paladin their Sword Slash attack will inflict an extra 1d8 of Radiant Damage. They regain the charges every dawn. If they use the Smite against Undead or Fiends, it does 1d10 of Radiant Damage instead.

The Paladin can also choose to spend all their charges in one strike. Doing so will boost each Smite which increases the power to 1d12. (3d12 for all 3 Smites). If all three Smites are used against an Undead or Fiend, they get another 1d12 added. (4d12 for all 3 Smites). However, using all three charges at once overwhelms the Paladin and they can only restore 1 Smite a day afterwards. Once they spend 3 days recovering all three smites, they will then go back to the original recovery.

Tiny Divine Blessing. The Paladin can channel their divine power and help an ally restore their arcane power. Once a day the Paladin can touch an ally and restore one of their 1st level spell slots.

Tiny Sacred Weapon. The Paladin channels their divine power into their weapon or shield. This empowers the weapon with holy power further helping the paladin in battle. The Paladin can only have one item imbued with divine power at a time. 

If the Paladin imbues their weapon the weapons glows with divine power. Any Attacks made with the weapon against Undead or Fiends deal an extra 1d4 of Radiant Damage. Furthermore, any Singular Tiny Smites done. 

 

 

while the weapon is imbued deal an extra 2 Radiant Damage.

If the Paladin imbues their shield the shield glows with divine power. Any Attacks done against the Paladin by the Undead or Fiends have Disadvantage. Furthermore, when the Paladin is using Shield Up, they gain Resistance to Necrotic and Poison Damage.

 

 

Actions

Sword Slash. The small paladin slashes with their sword.

Action Melee Attack. Melee Weapon Attack: +2 to hit, reach 5 ft., 1 target. Hit: 2 (1d4) [Slashing] damage. 

Shield Up. The small paladin raises their shield.

Action Protection. The paladin raises their shield up gaining +1 to their AC for the rest of the round. The AC is only added against Non-Magical Range or Meele Attacks. Using their Reaction or Bonus Action after Shield Up is active loses their AC Bonus for the rest of the round.

Tiny Blessing of Healing. The small paladin uses their divine power to restore lost health.

Action Healing. Twice a day you can touch a creature and restore 1d10 of their hit points.

Tiny Divine Blessing. The small paladin uses their divine power to help their ally.

Action Blessing. Once a day you can touch an ally and restore one of their 1st level spell slots.

Bonus Actions

Tiny Sacred Weapon. As a Bonus Action the Paladin can imbue their weapon or shield. They can only have one imbued at a time. Switching from one to another also requires a Bonus Action.

Weapon Imbuement grants the following. Attacks done with the weapon against Undead or Fiends deal an extra 1d4 of Radiant Damage. Any Singular Tiny Smites done while weapon is imbued deal an extra 2 Radiant Damage.

Shield Imbuement grants the following. Attacks done by Undead, or Fiends against the Paladin have Disadvantage. When Shield Up is Active and the shield is imbued the Paladin gains Resistance to Necrotic and Poison Damage.

Reactions

Protection. Impose Disadvantage on Attack Rolls done against an Ally that is within 5 feet of you. You must see the creature that is Attacking. 

Legendary Actions

Prinkle the Undying. Once a day when prinkle is reduced to 0 hit points. Prinkle will use his divine power to resist death and drop to 1 hit point instead. Prinkle regains this ability everyday at dawn. 

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 The selected IMAGE shows a popular viral image of a squirrel wearing a medieval suit of armor, complete with a helmet, a side dagger, and a heraldic shield. [1, 2, 3]

 

 

 

• Subject: An Eastern grey squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis) or similar tree squirrel fitted into a detailed, miniature suit of knightly plate armor. [1]
• Origin/Context: The image has circulated widely across internet platforms (such as Reddit, Pinterest, and Facebook), often accompanied by viral captions or stories—such as Sir Patches of House Acorn or Sir Bushytail the Brave—about a squirrel returning to repay a life debt after being swerved around on the road. [1, 2, 3]

Would you like to know more about the viral backstory/memes associated with this image, or are you looking for miniature collectible statues of armored animals?

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A squirrel paladin most commonly refers to a popular tabletop roleplaying game (TTRPG) meme, custom character concept, or 3D-printable miniature (such as Sir Nutsalot) used in games like Dungeons & Dragons or Pathfinder. [1, 2, 3]

Key Manifestations in TTRPGs and Pop Culture

• Miniatures and Models: Creators like mz4250 and various digital sculptors have designed custom 3D-printable or physical miniatures of armored squirrels wielding tiny holy swords and shields, often named characters like Sir Nutsalot. [1, 2]
• Homebrew and Character Concepts: Players frequently design humorous or earnest character builds—such as Prinkle the Squirrel Paladin or a paladin who worships an actual woodland squirrel as a nascent deity. [1, 2]
• Video Game Moments: In classic RPGs like Baldur's Gate, polymorph spells can turn NPCs (like the paladin Phandalyn) into literal squirrels who retain their lawful-good paladin alignment and continue fighting enemies. [1]

The Squirrel Paladin:

A cinematic, highly detailed shot of a fluffy red squirrel knight wearing ornate elven silver armor. The squirrel is holding a tiny glowing crystal spear that radiates soft blue light. Dark, misty enchanted forest background, dramatic studio lighting, 8k resolution, photorealistic texture.