Vampire Sorceress Yell by Epic Miniatures
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Description
The wards shattered, the candles guttered, and she rose from the darkness with a shriek that split the stone — her staff blazing, her will absolute, her hunger older than the kingdom itself.
- ✔ 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
This sculpt captures a vampire sorceress mid-incantation — head thrown back, mouth open in a commanding shout, one arm thrust skyward clutching a spiralling staff wreathed in twisting magical energy, the other hand extended and splayed as arcane power crackles from her fingertips. Her long coat billows behind her, belted at the waist over fitted armour, with a shortsword at her hip and pouches at her belt suggesting a spellcaster who survives on more than raw power alone. Every fold of fabric and strand of wind-whipped hair speaks to a moment of absolute magical release.
She works equally well as a vampire noble who has spent centuries mastering the arcane arts, a sorcerer whose bloodline carries literal undead heritage, or a high-level BBEG unleashing her signature spell at the climax of a campaign. The sculpt has a theatrical energy that reads clearly across the table — arms wide, staff raised, totally committed to the moment.
Whether you paint her in pale ivory and deep crimson to emphasise her vampiric nature, or lean into a shadowy purple-and-black palette for a Shadowfell aesthetic, this is a miniature that rewards the brush time. Display painters will find plenty of texture in the staff's twisting form and the movement in her clothing.
- Vampire NPCs, sorcerer antagonists, and undead spellcaster encounters
- Players running a Sorcerer or Warlock with a vampire or undead bloodline
- DMs building a gothic horror campaign in Ravenloft or the Shadowfell
- Collectors drawn to dynamic, high-energy spellcasting poses
- Painters looking for a character piece with strong movement and detailed accessories
Encounter Hook: The party has finally cornered the Countess Velara in the highest chamber of her obsidian spire. She does not cower — she turns to face them, staff erupting with dark energy, and declares that she has watched seven generations of heroes try and fail. The chandelier drops, the doors seal, and initiative is rolled.
Details
Scale: 32mm (medium base, 25.5mm). Supplied unpainted and unassembled where applicable. Supported and unsupported files are available — this listing is for the printed miniature. Available with or without a plain round base.
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Pairs well with our undead spellcaster range and the gothic horrors of Ravenloft — or explore more from Epic Miniatures.
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