The Offering Procession by Great Grimoire

Under a moonless sky, the bells toll once — and down the cobblestoned lane rolls a small wooden cart, its shrouded cargo drawing no questions from those wise enough to look away.

• ✔ 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 Offering Procession is a multipart miniature of extraordinary atmosphere — a small, deliberate scene assembled from individual pieces that together create something far more unsettling than any single figure could manage alone. At the front, a fox-masked figure in a long coat hauls a rope-drawn wooden cart, their posture taut with purpose or grief — it is impossible to tell which. Behind the cart, a small flower-crowned figure rests a hand on the shrouded load, while a ram-masked attendant carrying a lantern walks alongside, their gaze fixed ahead. What lies beneath that draped cloth is left to the imagination, and to the Dungeon Master.

Every component in this assembly rewards a careful painter. The fox mask is sharp-muzzled and expressionless, the kind of face that tells you nothing and implies everything. The floral adornments on the smaller figure feel quietly ceremonial — not festive, but ritual. The cart itself is beautifully detailed: wooden plank siding with visible grain texture, spoked wheels, and the gentle sag of the draped shroud over its unseen cargo. The twisted rope leads are a subtle but striking sculptural touch. This is a miniature built for Ravenloft corridors, midnight graveyards, and the kind of encounter that leaves players deeply uncomfortable without a single die being rolled.

The procession assembles from separate components, giving you full control over how the scene is composed on your table or display shelf. Whether used as a wandering encounter, a plot hook on wheels, or a centrepiece for a gothic diorama, the finished assembly carries real narrative weight.

• An atmospheric addition to any Ravenloft or gothic horror campaign setting
• Paintable with classic funeral tones — greys, dusty blacks, and muted florals — or a more otherworldly palette
• Works beautifully as an NPC encounter, a moving plot device, or a display piece alongside other macabre sculpts
• A rewarding multipart project for painters who appreciate texture and storytelling in their models

Encounter Hook

The party has been hired to intercept a package being transported by a known cult operative. At dusk, scouts report a small procession emerging from the city's poorest district: a fox-masked figure pulling a cart, flanked by masked attendants. The shrouded load could be cargo, contraband — or someone who isn't quite dead yet. Do the adventurers intervene in the street, follow the procession to its destination, or watch from the shadows as the bells toll a second time?

Details

Multipart miniature — assembles into a complete scene including the fox-masked bearer, the cart with shrouded cargo, the flower-crowned attendant, and the ram-masked lantern-carrier. Supplied unpainted. Base options available at checkout.

Sculpted by Great Grimoire — visit their page to see more of their work.

Pairs well with undead encounters and Ravenloft gothic horror — or explore more from Great Grimoire.

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