Dungeons & Dragons Large Bush Miniature

This is a highly detailed miniature of a Large Bush.

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

In Dungeons & Dragons, a large bush is not typically a formal creature or object with its own stat block, but it is often used by Dungeon Masters as part of the natural environment. It represents a dense mass of foliage, usually tall enough to obscure sight lines and thick enough to provide at least partial cover. In game terms, a large bush is best thought of as difficult terrain and as a source of concealment. Adventurers might crouch behind one to avoid detection, ambush enemies from within it, or use it as a makeshift hiding spot during exploration. Since D&D is a game that thrives on improvisation and narrative description, a bush can serve many roles beyond just being scenery.

Mechanically, bushes can provide cover. If a character hides inside one, the Dungeon Master might rule that creatures attempting to spot them have disadvantage on their Perception checks. Attacks directed at a target within or behind a bush could also be affected by cover rules, usually granting half cover, which increases Armor Class and Dexterity saving throws by +2. Moving through a large bush can be slower than normal, since thick vegetation can tangle or resist passage, and a DM might treat the interior as difficult terrain, requiring double movement speed to cross.

Bushes can also serve narrative purposes. They may conceal traps, treasure, or lurking monsters, such as snakes, spiders, or hidden scouts. A bush can mark the presence of an ambush site or provide a hiding place for small creatures such as goblins or kobolds. Druids and rangers might interact with them more readily, using nature magic to manipulate or grow them. A spell like Entangle can make use of nearby bushes as the roots and vines spring up to restrain foes.

Ultimately, a large bush in Dungeons & Dragons is a tool for storytelling. It blurs the line between terrain and object, offering both challenge and opportunity. Whether it hinders vision, slows movement, or aids in stealth, it enriches the environment by making nature feel like an active participant in the adventure.15.17mm tall at 32mm scale