Myconid Chef by Mia Kay M3DM
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Description
Deep beneath the roots of the forest, where spores drift like snowfall and bioluminescent caps light the tunnels, someone has to feed the colony — and they take that responsibility very seriously.
- ✔ 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 Myconid Chef is one of the more unusual denizens of the Underdark: a stocky, broad-shouldered fungal figure whose wide, dripping cap hat and knotted wooden paddle suggest a creature far more concerned with supper than with strangers. Thick with texture — gnarled knuckles, layered robes bound at the waist, mushroom growths clustered across the torso — this sculpt rewards careful painting with washes and drybrushing, and reads clearly at arm's length across a gaming table. The open-mouthed cap hat alone is a remarkable detail, jagged and fleshy, framing a face that suggests mild irritation at being interrupted mid-stir.
Whether you place this figure at the centre of a hidden myconid colony deep in the Underdark or use them as an eccentric NPC in a more whimsical Feywild campaign, the Chef brings immediate character and genuine visual interest. Equally at home on a display shelf as on the tabletop, this is a miniature that collectors and Dungeon Masters alike will find a place for.
A great choice for adventurers who:
- Run Underdark or subterranean campaign arcs
- Want distinctive NPC miniatures with immediate personality
- Enjoy painting organic textures, fungi, and earthy tones
- Collect unusual creature miniatures for display
- Need a memorable face for a myconid elder, druid ally, or peculiar quest-giver
Encounter Hook:
The party descends into a vast cave and finds a lone myconid hunched over a bubbling pot, muttering to itself. It doesn't look up — just slides three carved wooden bowls across the stone floor and says, in broken Common: "Eat first. Then talk. Questions make soup cold." The bowls steam with something that smells extraordinary. The party's ranger immediately rolls Insight.
Details
What's included:
This miniature is printed at 32mm scale. It comes attached to its detailed scenic base as a single piece, ready for priming and painting. The sculpt is printed in high-quality grey resin — unpainted and supplied without colour, giving you full creative control. Supports are removed before dispatch; as with all resin printing, minor marks are occasionally possible and can be tidied with light sanding.
Sculpted by Mia Kay M3DM — visit their page to see more of their work.
Two black cats, currently on an extended long rest, spiritually present for every order.
Complete your Underdark delves with plant creatures from across our range — or find more from Mia Kay M3DM.
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