Bonespitter by The Toadstool Weaver
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Description
No one who has faced a Bonespitter ever forgot the sound — the wet crack of something launching from deep within it, followed by silence, and then screaming.
- ✔ 32mm scale resin miniature, printed fresh to order in the UK
- ✔ Supplied unpainted and ready to prime
- ✔ Compatible with D&D, Pathfinder, and all tabletop RPGs
- ✔ Equally at home on the gaming table or the display shelf
The Bonespitter is a grotesque creature of writhing sinew and protruding bone — a serpentine aberration that coils upward from a nest of blood-red splintered bone shards. Its elongated, muscular body is wrapped in exposed muscle tissue rendered in deep reds, bruised purples, and raw amber, with pale white bone spurs erupting at irregular intervals along its twisting length. At the top of its arching neck, a broad, grimacing face — wide-set, fleshy, and deeply unsettling — sneers with a mouth full of teeth. It is simultaneously organic and wrong, as though something that ought to be inside a creature has been allowed to become the creature.
The sculpt by The Toadstool Weaver captures a sense of coiled kinetic energy — the Bonespitter looks mid-launch, as if it has just reared back and is a heartbeat away from unleashing a volley of bone projectiles into whatever unfortunate soul has wandered too close. The surface detail is extraordinary: every muscle fibre, every bony protrusion, every fold of raw flesh is crisply defined and ready to reward careful brushwork. Painters who enjoy wet-blending flesh tones or experimenting with aberrant colour palettes will find this a genuinely satisfying piece to work on.
Whether you use it as a wandering dungeon monster, a horror-encounter centrepiece, or a display piece on your painting shelf, the Bonespitter commands attention.
Adventurers who enjoy this miniature often:
- Run Underdark or body-horror themed campaigns in need of genuinely unsettling creatures
- Paint aberrations and enjoy working with unusual organic textures and exposed anatomy
- Collect weird, one-of-a-kind creatures that don't look like anything else on their shelf
- Want a monster that will make their players physically recoil when they place it on the table
Encounter Hook: The party is tracking a series of disappearances in an Underdark trade route. When they finally locate the source, they find a collapsed supply wagon — its wooden planks split from the inside. From the wreckage, a Bonespitter rises, its grotesque face splitting into a grin, the bone spurs along its flanks already vibrating with anticipation.
Details
Scale: 32mm. Supplied unpainted. Available in supported and unsupported variants — the supported version includes pre-added print supports for easier printing. Both variants are identical in sculpt quality.
Sculpted by The Toadstool Weaver — visit their collection to explore more of their wonderfully unsettling creatures.
Pairs well with other aberrations and Underdark encounters — or explore more from The Toadstool Weaver.
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