Vine Blight 03 by Yasashii Kyojin Studios

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Description

It does not walk so much as unfurl — a knot of living vegetation that was once something else entirely, now bound to a will far older than the forest.

  • ✔ 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 Vine Blight is one of D&D's most unsettling Plant-type creatures: vaguely humanoid, wholly wrong. This is the third sculpt in Yasashii Kyojin Studio's Vine Blight range, and it earns its place as a standout. Where earlier variants loom and lumber, this pose captures a creature mid-lunge — weight forward, root-like feet splayed wide, one arm raking outward with a fan of grasping tendril-fingers while the other curls into a blunt, coiled mass. The body is a dense tangle of layered, rope-like fibres wound around a hollow core, and the head — if you can call it that — is a swirling spiral of compressed growth, featureless and deeply unsettling.

Three distinct angles are captured across the product images: a frontal stance showing the creature's full height and reaching right arm; a low three-quarter view that emphasises the lunging posture and splayed tendril-hand; and a rear-facing angle revealing the extraordinary texture across the back — dense, overlapping cords of vine that leave no surface untouched. Every angle rewards close inspection, which makes this sculpt equally rewarding to paint as it is to field on the table. Whether you're running a Feywild hex, a corrupted forest, or a cult of the Elder Elemental Eye, this miniature brings genuine menace to the battlemat.

Well-suited for adventurers who:

  • Need a mid-tier Plant creature for D&D 5e encounters in corrupted woodland or Feywild settings
  • Are collecting the full Vine Blight range for use as a swarm or varied encounter group
  • Want a creature with exceptional surface texture that rewards layered painting techniques
  • Are building a display shelf with atmospheric, lore-accurate fantasy monsters

Encounter Hook:
The village well dried up three nights ago. The miller's daughter followed the sound of running water into the elder wood at dusk and has not returned. When the party enters the treeline, the undergrowth is thicker than it should be — and the shapes standing motionless among the roots are not stumps.

Scaled to 32mm. Available with or without a plain black base; the base ships unattached and can be fixed in place with a small amount of glue. Supports are removed before dispatch, and each piece is quality-checked — minor surface marks from the printing process are possible and can be cleaned up easily ahead of priming.

Details

Sculpted by Yasashii Kyojin Studio — 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 fey creatures — explore more from Yasashii Kyojin.

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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