Lamia Bow by Epic Miniatures

Regular price £5.50
Base

🇬🇧 UK: Standard delivery £3.99 via Royal Mail Track 48 (2-3 business days) — Free on orders over £20
🇪🇺 Europe: Express International £10.49 (2-5 business days) — Free on orders over £65

Description

She rises from her coiled scales like a desert cobra at full strike — arrow drawn, eyes fixed, and absolutely no intention of missing.

  • ✔ 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 lamia is one of tabletop fantasy's most evocative monstrosities — part woman, part serpent, wholly predatory. This sculpt from Epic Miniatures leans into that duality with real conviction. Her upper body is poised mid-draw, bow raised and arrow nocked, her long hair whipping outward as though caught in a hot desert wind. Her lower body is a thick, heavily scaled serpentine coil, rendered with row upon row of overlapping scales that speak to both power and patience. She sits coiled on a plain base, grounded and ready to place directly onto your gaming table.

The detail rewards a painter's attention: the wrap bindings on the bow and quiver, the scale transitions where her humanoid torso meets the serpent body, the flowing ribbon-like tendrils that trail from her raised bow arm — these are the kinds of flourishes that make a miniature memorable on the shelf as much as on the table. The quiver at her hip carries several arrows, and the archer's stance reads clearly from any angle, making her a strong centrepiece for an encounter group or a standout display piece in her own right.

Lamias in D&D are cunning, manipulative hunters who lure prey into ambush before closing for the kill. An archer variant lends them a new tactical dimension — one who hangs back, commands the range, and lets lesser creatures absorb the party's attention whilst she picks off whoever looks like the biggest threat.

Well suited to adventurers who:

  • Need a distinctive boss encounter for a desert, jungle, or ancient-ruin setting
  • Want a ranged lamia variant to complement melee-focused lamia sculpts
  • Are painting a serpentfolk or yuan-ti warband and want a commanding figurehead
  • Love display painting with layered scale textures and flowing hair

Encounter Hook: The party hears a cry for help echoing across the dunes — a merchant, pinned behind his overturned wagon, arrows embedded in the wood around him. As they close in, the lamia emerges from the crest of a nearby rise, a second arrow already nocked. She was not trying to hit the merchant. She was herding the party into position.

Details

  • Scale: 32mm
  • Base: available with or without a plain base (51mm large base)
  • Supplied unpainted
  • Multipart miniature — assembly required
  • Sculpted by Epic Miniatures

Pairs well with serpentine monsters and desert and arid land encounters — or explore more from Epic Miniatures.

Mitz & Simz — small studio, long history with tabletop gaming, zero regrets.

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

Collapsible content

Provide your customers with additional information about the product.

Content

Content

Shipping & Delivery

We use Royal Mail Track48 for our Domestic parcel delivery. This provides you with a tracking number so that you can track your items on their way to you.

We aim to dispatch most orders within a week from when the order is placed but for larger orders we ask that they can take up to 3 weeks.

If there is a delay with the order, we will get in touch with you.

If you have specific timing related needs, please get in touch with us or leave a Note on your order.

Returns Policy

If there is an issue with your item, please get in touch with us so that we can work together to sort it out so that you are satisfied with your item.

If you have changed your mind and would like to return the item, you can return the item to use for a refund of the item cost (not shipping if the item had postage fee). Return postage to be paid by the customer.