Dungeons & Dragons Doru Miniature

This is a Highly detailed miniature of a Doru for Dungeons & Dragons.   

This model was created by Schlossbauer who makes amazingly accurate models of the Monster Manual creatures and provided by Commercial Licence.

In Dungeons & Dragons, a Doru is a type of undead creature typically found in settings such as the Ravenloft campaign setting or in adventures involving undead themes. Dorus are depicted as humanoid beings, often resembling emaciated corpses with sunken eyes and pallid skin, their bodies twisted by the dark forces that animate them.

Originating from the souls of individuals who died under particularly tragic or horrifying circumstances, Dorus are cursed to roam the world as undead, driven by an insatiable hunger for the life force of the living. They often haunt desolate places such as graveyards, abandoned ruins, or forgotten catacombs, preying on unwary travelers or adventurers who stumble into their domains.

In combat, Dorus are formidable foes, possessing a range of supernatural abilities that make them dangerous adversaries. They can drain the life force from their victims with a mere touch, sapping their strength and vitality. Additionally, Dorus are often immune to many conventional methods of harm, requiring specialized tactics or magical weapons to defeat them permanently.

Dorus are not mindless undead; some retain shreds of their former identities and memories, which can make them even more terrifying adversaries as they may harbor grudges or desires from their past lives. However, these remnants of humanity are often twisted and corrupted by the dark energies that sustain them, driving them to acts of cruelty and malevolence.

Encounters with Dorus in Dungeons & Dragons can provide players with challenging and atmospheric adventures, as they navigate haunted locales and uncover the dark secrets of these cursed beings. Overcoming a Doru often requires not only martial prowess but also courage, cleverness, and perhaps a willingness to confront the horrors of the past.