Invisible Stalker 01 by Novaminis

Regular price £5.00
Base

Size: Approx. 53mm tall, plus a separate 55mm round base (Large)

Sizes are measured automatically from the 3D model files, so please treat them as a close guide rather than exact. If an exact size matters to you, get in touch before ordering and we'll check it for you.

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Description

It has no true body — only the echo of one, torn from the Elemental Plane of Air and bound into a shape that screams in silence as it hunts.

  • ✔ 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 Invisible Stalker is one of D&D's most evocative elemental threats — a creature that exists as pure, bound will rather than flesh or bone. Novaminis' sculpt leans fully into that horror. The form erupts from the base as a torrent of billowing, wind-torn matter: ribbons and tendrils of translucent-looking mass swirl and lash outward in every direction, as though the very air is being shredded around the creature's passage. At its peak, a hollow skull emerges from the chaos — jaw stretched wide in a voiceless shriek — the only suggestion of the soul that may once have inhabited this elemental shell.

This is Invisible Stalker 01, the first sculpt in Novaminis' treatment of this creature. The composition reads brilliantly from every angle: the flowing base gives it a sense of forward momentum, as if the creature is mid-surge, closing the distance in a heartbeat. For painters, the sculpt is a genuine centrepiece opportunity — washes, zenithal priming, and OSL effects all have exceptional surfaces to work with here. For Dungeon Masters, it places something genuinely memorable on the table the moment a conjuration spell goes catastrophically wrong.

  • Adventurers who run elemental encounter arcs and want monsters with real visual presence
  • Painters drawn to complex flowing forms and dramatic negative space
  • Dungeon Masters who need a conjured servant that looks as dangerous as its stat block implies
  • Collectors building an elemental-themed display or Planescape-adjacent set

Encounter Hook

A scholar in a coastal city hired a mage to summon an Invisible Stalker and bind it to track a stolen relic — but the binding words were mistranslated from an archaic dialect. The Stalker hunts freely now, pursuing the wrong target entirely, and the party's Ranger has just realised the trail of cold air following them has had a skull in it all along.

Details

Miniature comes with a choice of base option: a plain round base or no base, depending on your preference. Both variants are available from the options above.

Sculpted by Novaminis — a designer celebrated for giving D&D's most distinctive monsters the character and dynamism they deserve.

Pairs well with other elemental monsters and Elemental Planes encounters — or explore more from Novaminis.

The official studio cat review process involves a lot of sitting on things and staring.

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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