Rakshasa the Terrible by DM Stash

It did not come through the gate — it tore through the gate, and now it stands in the courtyard of the celestial temple, wreathed in spectral flame, and it is looking for whoever summoned it.

• ✔ 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

Rakshasa the Terrible is a large-scale boss monster miniature from DM Stash's An Eastern Journey collection — and this sculpt earns that name. The creature is rendered in a crouching, coiled stance, its heavily armoured torso combining layered scale-plates, ceremonial engravings, and a wild mane of supernatural flame that erupts from its crown and shoulders. Two enormous flame-wreathed arms extend outward in a sweeping, threatening pose — one reaching wide, the other curled at its side — while a serpentine tail, lined with bone spurs and ghostly fire, whips out behind it. The face is that of a fanged, leonine demon: tusked, horned, and utterly malevolent. The base is scattered rubble and broken stonework, suggesting a battlefield already won before the party arrived.

In D&D 5e, Rakshasas are fiends of exceptional cunning — shapeshifters and schemers who wear the faces of nobles and whisper corruption into courts. This sculpt leans into a more primal, less restrained interpretation: a Rakshasa that has given up pretence entirely and is simply here to destroy. Whether you use it as the campaign's final BBEG, a regional warlord, or a summoned catastrophe, this miniature commands the table the moment it hits the mat. It works equally well as a centrepiece for a display shelf or a painted collector's showpiece.

Perfect for adventurers who:

• Need a large, imposing boss monster for a climactic encounter
• Are running an Eastern-influenced or planar campaign setting
• Want a display-worthy centrepiece for their collection or painting projects
• Are building encounters around fiends, demon lords, or celestial corruption arcs

Encounter Hook:
The abbot of the Jade Flame Monastery sent word three weeks ago that something had broken through the sacred ward on the eastern gate. The party arrives to find the monastery silent, the courtyard cracked open like an egg, and a creature the size of a war elephant standing motionless in the rubble — waiting, as if it knew they were coming.

Details

Printed at 32mm scale. The model and base are separate pieces and attach easily with superglue. The base is detailed and sculpted to complement the miniature's pose — the two are designed to work together, so assembly is recommended. Minor imperfections from the printing process are possible and any residual support marks can be cleaned up with ease.

Sculpted by DM Stash — visit their page to see more of their work.

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Pairs well with fiend encounters — build out your abyssal encounters with more from DM Stash.

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