Dungeons & Dragons Demigryph Miniature

This is a highly detailed miniature of a Demigryph from Dungeons & Dragons.

This model was created by MZ4250 who makes amazing models of the Monster Manual creatures and provided by Commercial License.  

This miniature is made with Resin and comes unpainted. It will need to be Primed before painting. 

In *Dungeons & Dragons* lore, a Demigryph is a mythical creature that combines traits of both a lion and a bird of prey, often resembling a hybrid between a gryphon and a terrestrial predator. While not a standard monster in the official rules, it draws inspiration from fantasy traditions, particularly in settings that blend medieval themes with magical beasts. A Demigryph typically features the forequarters of a powerful raptor, with sharp talons and keen eyes, while its hindquarters resemble a muscular feline, complete with a lion’s tail and powerful hind legs. This combination gives the creature agility, strength, and a predatory edge, making it a formidable presence on the battlefield.

These creatures are often portrayed as loyal and intelligent, sometimes forming bonds with knights, paladins, or rangers who earn their trust. They are used as mounts by elite warriors or as guardians for sacred sites, their presence evoking both majesty and fear. In combat, a Demigryph’s natural weapons, such as its beak, talons, and claws, make it a deadly foe, capable of striking with precision and overwhelming force. Its dual nature as a bird and beast lends it versatility, allowing it to leap or glide short distances and navigate difficult terrain with ease.

In some homebrew or third-party adaptations of *D&D*, Demigryphs might be given specific stats and abilities, such as a pounce attack or a shrieking roar that intimidates foes. They often embody the ideals of courage, loyalty, and ferocity, making them symbolic allies in a campaign. A Demigryph could also serve as a narrative tool, representing the untamed power of nature or a rare and coveted prize for adventurers seeking a legendary mount. Their rarity and mythical nature make them a creature of wonder, fitting seamlessly into any high-fantasy setting.