Dungeons & Dragons Female Vampire Miniature

This is a highly detailed miniature of a Female Vampire.

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

A female vampire in Dungeons & Dragons is a powerful undead creature that retains the intelligence, abilities, and often the ambitions it had in life, now twisted by a vampiric curse. Like all vampires, she possesses supernatural strength, agility, and resilience, along with the ability to regenerate from most wounds unless exposed to sunlight, running water, or a wooden stake to the heart. She also has a potent charm ability, allowing her to bend the will of others through her unnatural allure.

A female vampire is not a distinct monster separate from male vampires in terms of game mechanics. The Monster Manual describes vampires with abilities that apply to all genders, including the ability to create vampire spawn, shapeshift into a bat or mist, and dominate others through mesmerizing gaze. However, in roleplaying, a female vampire can bring unique characterization, often depicted as a seductive noble, a tragic figure cursed by fate, or a cunning predator lurking in the shadows of civilization.

Some famous examples include Countess Strahd von Zarovich from Curse of Strahd adaptations or legendary figures like Carmilla from gothic literature, who could inspire a D&D villain or NPC. Female vampires often lead brooding covens, command legions of undead, or manipulate mortal society from behind the scenes.

As a player character, a female vampire would typically be represented using the Dhampir lineage from Van Richten’s Guide to Ravenloft, a homebrew vampire race, or through the Revenant or Undead Warlock subclass. These options allow a player to explore the struggle of maintaining their humanity while battling their bloodthirsty urges. Whether as a villain or a reluctant antihero, a female vampire in D&D is a formidable force, blending horror, tragedy, and power into one compelling figure.