Ravenous Crow 1 (Corvid Abominations) by DM Stash
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Description
Something with a vulture's beak and a murderer's arms has been circling the village for three nights — and last night, it landed.
- ✔ 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 Ravenous Crow is no ordinary beast. Part carrion bird, part something far older and more wrong, this corvid abomination hunches forward on scaled talons with its long, clawed arms stretched wide — feathers matted, beak hooked downward, and a presence that suggests it is not hunting out of hunger but out of hunger for something else entirely. The sculpt captures that unsettling in-between quality brilliantly: bipedal but barely, bird-like but corrupted, with layered feather texture across its barrel chest giving way to scaly, grasping hands that belong to no creature found in any bestiary.
The base shows scattered bones and rocky debris, and the creature's forward-leaning stance — caught mid-stalk — gives it genuine menace on the table. From the rear, a cascade of layered wing feathers fans out like a grotesque mantle, adding to the sense of something that was once avian but has since become something considerably worse. Whether you're fielding it as a stand-alone horror encounter or as part of a Corvid Abominations warband, this is the sort of miniature that makes players reconsider their movement.
Perfect for adventurers who:
- Need a creature encounter that unsettles players before combat even begins
- Are building a corrupted wilderness, carrion cult, or aberrant bestiary
- Want a characterful monster that rewards a detailed paint job — dark plumage, raw flesh tones between feathers, and those bone-pale claws are begging for layering
- Collect display-worthy monster miniatures alongside their gaming pieces
Encounter Hook:
The party follows the trail of missing livestock into the hills and finds not a wolf den but a roost — a collapsed barn packed with bones arranged in concentric rings, and perched at the centre, utterly still, a creature with a vulture's face and arms far too long for any bird. It hasn't attacked. It's watching. And there are three more silhouettes on the ridge.
Scaled to 32mm. Supplied with a scenic base that fits the model's pose — the two pieces attach easily with superglue. We recommend keeping the base attached as the sculpt interacts naturally with it. Arrives ready for priming and painting, or use straight from the box. Some minor marks from support removal are possible — these are easily tidied before painting.
Details
Sculpted by DM Stash — visit their page to see more of their work.
For any Tabaxi players out there — this one got an extra slow blink on its way out the door.
Pairs well with aberration horrors — explore more from DM Stash.
Ready to add this adventurer to your collection? Order today and we'll print it fresh for you here in the UK. 🐾🐈⬛🎲
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