Dungeons & Dragons Ettin Miniature

This is a highly detailed miniature of an Ettin 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), an Ettin is a formidable creature that resembles a massive, two-headed giant standing around 13 to 15 feet tall. This monstrous humanoid is characterized by its brute strength, savagery, and lack of intelligence. Ettins are often depicted as solitary creatures, preferring to dwell in remote wilderness areas, caves, or abandoned ruins.

Physically, an Ettin possesses two distinct heads atop its broad shoulders, each with its own personality and thoughts. These heads often bicker and argue with each other, making cooperation difficult for them. Despite this internal conflict, Ettins are known for their cunning in combat, using their dual perspectives to their advantage.

In battle, Ettins wield crude weapons such as tree trunks, large clubs, or makeshift weapons fashioned from bones and metal. Their immense strength allows them to deliver devastating blows capable of pulverizing foes or smashing through obstacles. While not particularly skilled or strategic fighters, their sheer power and ferocity make them formidable opponents.

Ettins are generally portrayed as chaotic evil creatures, driven by their primal instincts and desires. They are known for their tendency to raid settlements for food and treasure, terrorizing nearby communities with their presence. Despite their brutish nature, some cunning individuals may seek to manipulate or control Ettins for their own purposes, exploiting their strength as mercenaries or guards.

In D&D lore, Ettins are often encountered as guardians of ancient ruins, enforcers for monstrous overlords, or simply as solitary threats lurking in the wilderness. Adventurers who cross paths with these giants must exercise caution and clever tactics to overcome their immense strength and dual-headed nature.