Dungeons & Dragons Female Drider Miniature

This is a highly detailed miniature of a Female Drider from the Dungeons & Dragons Monster Manual.

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

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In Dungeons & Dragons (D&D), a female Drider is a creature born from the cursed union of a drow (dark elf) and a spider, typically a monstrous, half-spider, half-drow hybrid. Driders are tragic figures, once drow themselves, but transformed into their arachnid forms as punishment by Lolth, the spider queen and primary deity of the drow. This curse is typically inflicted as a punishment for failing Lolth or for attempting to usurp her power.

Physically, female Driders possess the upper torso of a drow and the lower body of a large spider, usually resembling a monstrous spider from the waist down. Their upper bodies retain the dark, sleek features of the drow, with sharp features and typically white or silver hair. Their lower spider bodies are massive, with eight hairy legs capable of swift movement and powerful attacks.

Female Driders often inhabit the Underdark, the vast underground realm where the drow reside, lurking in dark caverns and tangled webs. They are often seen as outcasts or pariahs among drow society due to their cursed nature, and many live solitary lives or form small groups with others of their kind.

Despite their monstrous appearance, female Driders retain much of their intelligence and cunning from their drow heritage. They are skilled hunters and warriors, using both their drow magic and spider-like abilities to stalk and capture prey. Some Driders retain a deep resentment towards Lolth and seek to overthrow her, while others resign themselves to their fate and serve her faithfully in hopes of earning her favor and potentially having their curse lifted.

Encounters with female Driders in D&D can be harrowing experiences, as they are formidable adversaries with a blend of drow cunning and spider-like agility. They serve as reminders of Lolth's power and the consequences of defying her will in the treacherous world of the Underdark.