This dragon was generated by me on the AI website LUMA Genie (https://lumalabs.ai/genie?view=create) based on a text prompt…

"A dnd miniature dragon on a hexagonal base"

I generated the .stl file from the downloaded Blender source.  Brought it into the Ultimaker Cura slicer, scaled it down to 40% to more match my other minis.  Printed it on a Creality 3 V3 SE printer with 0.3mm nozzle, 0.16 layer height, 100% infill, and tree supports.

The tree supports were difficult to remove without breaking the fragile legs and wings, but it was accomplished.

Overall, it was a nice experiment.  I repeated the generation and examination in Blender with several other figures (wizard, pirate parrot, bookend with knight's helmet, dog adventurer, and a dungeon door).  In general, the models of figures have very weak pieces like arms that will be difficult to print.  There is also very little detail in the 3D, but rather the detail is in the color texture the figure has (but doesn't print).  I haven't printed any of the others yet, and might not.  I'd encourage other people to try it out and let me know in the comments.