Canoloth Fiend Jump by Epic Miniatures

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Description

Somewhere between planes, a canoloth has fixed its hollow eyes on prey — and the moment it leaps, there is no outrunning what comes next.

  • ✔ 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

Canoloths are among the most relentless of the yugoloths — fiendish trackers bound to no master save the highest bidder, endlessly pursuing quarry across the planes with a patience that borders on the supernatural. This sculpt captures one mid-pounce: low to the ground, massive armoured shoulders surging forward, one clawed arm raking downward while the spiked, serpentine tail curls menacingly behind. Heavy plated armour across the back, shoulders, and limbs gives the creature a brutish, martial weight, and the wide, tooth-filled maw hangs open in full predatory lunge. A rugged scatter base of lashed timber stakes accompanies the sculpt, grounding it in a battlefield moment rather than simply a pose.

This is a large-footprint miniature on a 51mm base — it reads as a serious threat the moment it hits the table. The combination of organic horror and crude heavy armour rewards painters who enjoy sharp contrasts: dark leathery skin against rusted iron plate, pale bone spines against a deep Abyssal colour scheme. Whether you are running a Blood War skirmish, a hired-blade encounter in the Outlands, or a full yugoloth warband bearing down on a beleaguered party, the canoloth's hunched, sprinting silhouette makes its intent unmistakable.

Equally at home as a centrepiece on a display shelf — the dramatic mid-leap pose and detailed scatter base make it a rewarding painting project in its own right.

  • Adventurers running yugoloth mercenary encounters in Gehenna or the Outlands
  • Dungeon Masters who want a tracker-type fiend with genuine table presence
  • Painters drawn to the challenge of armoured organic creatures with complex textures
  • Collectors building out an Abyssal or Blood War-themed display

Encounter Hook: The party has just crossed into the Outlands carrying a stolen contract — one that names a yugoloth lord as debtor. Before they reach the nearest gate-town, a low rumble echoes behind them. The canoloth doesn't speak. It simply charges, armoured shoulders carving through the crowd, spiked tail sweeping the cobblestones clear. Its employer wants the contract back. It doesn't much care about the party's condition when they hand it over.

Details

Scale: 32mm (large base — 51mm). Supplied unpainted and unassembled. Decorative scatter base included. Supported and unsupported variants available.

Sculpted by Epic Miniatures — visit their collection to explore more of their work.

Pairs well with other fiend encounters and Abyssal campaigns — or browse the full range from Epic Miniatures.

For any Tabaxi or cat-folk miniatures — the studio cats reviewed this one personally. There was purring.

Ready to add this adventurer to your collection? Order today and we'll print it fresh for you here in the UK.

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