Victor Ravenshade & Camilla Noapte Battle Scene by Great Grimoire
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Description
The hunter's crossbow is still raised, the vampiress pinned beneath him on the cursed earth — and the only question left is whether dawn will come before she rises again.
- ✔ Display-scale miniature — larger than standard 32mm gaming scale
- ✔ Resin printed fresh to order in the UK
- ✔ Supplied unpainted and ready to prime
- ✔ Equally suited to display shelves and the gaming table
This extraordinary 75mm diorama from Great Grimoire captures a single, breathless moment of gothic conflict. Victor Ravenshade — broad-hatted, crossbow-armed, and clad in layered travelling armour — stands atop a gnarled, root-choked outcrop, one boot planted over the fallen form of Camilla Noapte. Her leathery wings are splayed across the shattered ground, her horned silhouette a stark contrast to the hunter's composed, calculating stance. A leafless dead tree curves overhead, completing the scene with the weight of a cursed graveyard at midnight. The sculpt rewards examination from every angle: the back reveals a billowing cloak, bolt-laden bandolier, and a base scattered with broken timbers and rocky debris that speak of a battle already well underway.
This is a collector's display piece as much as it is a gaming centrepiece — the level of detail, from the stitching on Victor's coat to the membrane texture of Camilla's wings, makes it equally at home on a shelf as on a Ravenloft encounter table. Whether you're using it as the climactic prop for a vampire-hunting campaign arc or painting it as a standalone showpiece, it commands attention.
Well-suited for adventurers who:
- Run gothic horror or Ravenloft-inspired campaigns and need a dramatic focal piece
- Want a named vampire hunter NPC or boss encounter prop that tells its own story
- Are experienced painters seeking a large-scale display challenge with exceptional surface detail
- Collect gothic fantasy dioramas and character sculpts for display
Encounter Hook:
The party arrives at the ruins of Thornveil Manor to find Victor Ravenshade standing over the staked form of Camilla Noapte — but she is smiling, even now, and he looks like a man who knows he has walked into the wrong trap.
Details
What's included: One multi-part diorama at 75mm scale, featuring Victor Ravenshade, Camilla Noapte, and a fully sculpted scenic base with dead tree, rocky outcrop, and debris scatter. The base attaches with super glue; some assembly is required. Minor surface marks from the printing process may be present and are easily addressed with light sanding before priming. Supplied unpainted and ready for priming.
Sculpted by Great Grimoire — visit their page to see more of their work. We are an authorised merchant of Great Grimoire.
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A natural companion for undead hordes and Ravenloft campaigns enthusiasts — see more from Great Grimoire.
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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