Hydra Bloom by Stormborn Collectibles

Where the roots run deep and the canopy blocks the sun, something has learned to hunt — and its petals are full of teeth.

• ✔ 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 Hydra Bloom is one of those creatures that turns the familiar strange — a plant-like monstrosity that mimics the silhouette of a flower bed until the moment its snapping, toothed heads lunge forward. Sculpted by Stormborn Collectibles, this miniature captures that unsettling duality with remarkable detail: the lower body is a dense tangle of gnarled roots and thick vines, each tendril curling outward across a textured round base, while the upper mass erupts into multiple flower-headed maws, petals peeling back to reveal rows of savage teeth and open, screaming throats.

The sculpt is offered in distinct variations. The first presents a broad, low-slung pose with three large flower-maws dominating the silhouette — two open wide and one turned to the side, giving the impression of a creature tracking multiple targets at once. The second variation shifts the body into a more upright, forward-lunging stance, with one raised maw reaching out like a striking cobra. The third and most dynamic variant shows the Hydra Bloom mid-twist, vines spiralling tightly around its own form as a single large lily-like bloom crowns the composition — this pose reads beautifully from every angle and would make a compelling painting centrepiece. All three share the same richly textured bark-and-vine surface work and scattered leaf litter across the integrated bases.

Whether you run it as a corrupted treant, a Blights variant, a unique plant horror, or a full encounter boss in an overgrown dungeon, the Hydra Bloom commands attention. Adventurers who enjoy painting organic textures will find exceptional detail in the layered petals, gnashing teeth, and tangled root structures throughout.

Particularly well suited for adventurers who:

• Run wilderness, swamp, or corrupted forest encounters
• Want a distinctive multi-headed plant monster as an ambush predator
• Are building out a blighted or fey-corrupted forest campaign arc
• Enjoy painting complex organic textures across bark, vine, and petal surfaces
• Need a mid-tier boss that genuinely surprises players used to standard monster design

Encounter Hook: The village of Thornhallow has been losing shepherds for three weeks — always near the old orchard at the forest's edge. When the party investigates, they find the trees heavy with fruit that nobody planted, and a patch of large, beautiful flowers growing in a near-perfect circle at the centre. The flowers have no scent. They have not moved. But one of them is facing slightly differently from how it was an hour ago.

Details

Scale: 32mm (heroic scale, sized to match standard D&D and Pathfinder miniatures). Available in three sculpt variations — choose the pose that suits your encounter or display. Supplied unpainted and unprimed. Integrated scenic base included.

Sculpted by Stormborn Collectibles — visit their collection to explore more of their creature work.

Pairs well with other plant monsters and the corrupted depths of the wilderness forest — or explore more from Stormborn Collectibles.

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