Minion of the Goddess Lilith 02 by Witchsong Miniatures

Something vast and wrong pulls itself over the rubble — ribs exposed, spine crowned with jagged spines, jaws stretched wide in a roar that doesn't sound like any living thing should make.

• ✔ 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

This is pose 02 of the Minion of the Goddess Lilith range by Witchsong Miniatures, and where the first variation snarls, this one charges. The sculpt captures a creature mid-lunge — clawed forelegs reaching forward, exposed ribcage straining against matted, fibrous flesh, and a crown of bone-like spines fanning across its hunched back. The jaw hangs open in a full-throated shriek, rows of teeth catching the light, and the rocky base grounds it in a moment of genuine forward momentum. This is not a creature that waits. This is one that has already decided you're done.

For Dungeon Masters, this miniature reads immediately as something conjured rather than born — a bound horror shaped by Lilith's will into a weapon. Whether you're using it as a CR-appropriate brute for a mid-campaign set piece, a warlock patron's enforcer, or the centrepiece of an infernal cult's ritual chamber, the sculpt carries the necessary menace. Equally at home on a display shelf as on a battlemat, it makes a compelling focal point for collectors drawn to large-scale creature sculpts with genuine character baked into every surface.

Perfect for adventurers who:

• Need a large-scale boss monster with a distinct, unforgettable silhouette
• Are building an infernal, Lilith-themed, or devil-worshipping cult encounter
• Want a warlock patron's physical servant to threaten the party in person
• Collect creature sculpts for painting projects or display
• Already own pose 01 and want to expand the range

Encounter Hook:
The warlock's patron has grown tired of excuses — the party interrupted the ritual, scattered the cult, and destroyed the summoning circle. Now something is clawing its way through the wall of the sanctum anyway, because Lilith doesn't need a circle. She just needed to hear your names.

This model is scaled larger than standard 32mm — the base measures 80mm, reflecting the artist's intent for this to read as a boss-tier creature at the table. The base is detached but attaches cleanly with a small amount of glue. Supplied unpainted and ready for priming; use it straight from the box for gaming, or take your time on a show-quality paint job for the shelf.

Details

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A natural companion for fiend encounters and abyssal encounters enthusiasts — see more from Witchsong.

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