Mushroom Nymph by Great Grimoire
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Description
She sits coiled in the hollow roots of a rot-black tree, her mushroom crown wide as a wagon wheel, and the spore-laced air around her hums with something older than language.
- ✔ 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 Mushroom Nymph is no mere Myconid — she is something far stranger and more seductive. Equal parts fey enchantress and fungal spirit, she perches cross-legged atop a gnarled, moss-eaten root with the unhurried ease of something that has never once felt threatened. Her broad, decaying mushroom hat is fringed with hanging teeth and crawling growth, framing a skull-masked face that gives nothing away. In one hand she holds a banded staff; at her hip, a short spear trails a dangling fetish. Every detail — the wrapped bindings at her calf, the clawed root beneath her, the strange dangling charm — speaks of a creature woven into the Feywild's most dangerous places.
This sculpt from Great Grimoire captures a character who can serve as a cryptic oracle, a territorial guardian of a spore-choked grove, or a boss monster whose mushroom circle has been drawing travellers off the road for centuries. Equally compelling as a display piece, the layered detail across the base, hat, and figure rewards careful painting — from the bubbling texture of the root to the ragged cap overhead.
Perfect for adventurers who:
- Want a fey NPC with genuine presence and menace at the table
- Are building Feywild or Underdark encounters with a folkloric edge
- Play or run Druids, Witches, or Archfey patron storylines
- Love display-worthy miniatures with exceptional sculptural detail
- Are looking for a show-stopping centrepiece for a painting project
Encounter Hook:
The party has followed the missing villagers' trail into a fog-thick glade where every tree is ringed with shelf fungi and the ground pulses faintly underfoot. Seated at the centre, utterly still, is a figure in a great mushroom hat — her skull mask tilted toward them as though she has been waiting. She says only: "You breathed in on the path. The spores remember you now. Shall we discuss terms?"
Details
Supplied at 32mm scale. The decorative sculpted base is included and attaches easily. The model arrives in a small number of separate pieces for straightforward assembly. As with all our prints, supports are removed and each piece is fully cured before dispatch — minor surface marks from the printing process are possible and easily tidied before priming.
Sculpted by Great Grimoire — visit their page to see more of their work.
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Complete your forest encounters with fey creatures from across our range — or find more from Great Grimoire.
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