Dungeons & Dragons Chinese Dragon Miniature

This is a highly detailed miniature of a Chinese Dragon.

This model was created by M3DM who makes amazingly accurate models of Dungeons & Dragons creatures and is provided by Commercial License.

In Dungeons & Dragons (D&D), while there isn't a specific creature labeled as a "Chinese Dragon," certain dragons within the game draw inspiration from Chinese mythology. Notably, the Gold Dragon is modeled after the benevolent and wise dragons of Chinese lore. In D&D, Gold Dragons are the most powerful of the metallic dragons, embodying virtues such as justice and honor. They often assume human form, immersing themselves in mortal affairs to promote goodness and thwart evil.

Physically, Gold Dragons are distinguished by their metallic gold scales, sweeping horns, and beard-like whiskers, reminiscent of traditional Chinese dragon depictions. Their preference for diplomacy over combat aligns with the Eastern portrayal of dragons as noble and enlightened beings.

Additionally, the D&D setting "Council of Wyrms" introduces a campaign where players can assume the roles of dragons, including those inspired by various mythologies. This setting allows for the exploration of dragon-centric societies and politics, offering a unique perspective on draconic lore within the game. 

While D&D does not explicitly feature a dragon titled "Chinese Dragon," the game's design incorporates elements from Chinese dragon mythology, particularly in the portrayal of Gold Dragons, allowing players to experience the majesty and wisdom associated with these legendary creatures.