Dungeons & Dragons Malicious Snowman Miniature

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

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

This miniature is made with Resin and comes unpainted. It will need to be Primed before painting.  

A Malicious Snowman is a creature in Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) that combines the classic image of a snowman with a sinister twist, making it a unique and dangerous monster in a winter-themed campaign. These creatures are typically animated constructs, conjured by dark magic or a malevolent spirit, and are often associated with the colder, more desolate parts of the world, such as frozen wastelands or cursed snow-covered forests. Malicious Snowmen are created from the very snow and ice around them, imbuing them with an eerie and unnatural presence.

The appearance of a Malicious Snowman is deceptively whimsical at first glance, resembling a typical snowman with a round body, stick arms, and a carrot nose, but their eyes are often made from ice or sinister gems that glow with malice. Their smiles are twisted, and their cold bodies radiate an aura of chilling frost that can sap the warmth from nearby creatures, causing the environment to become even more inhospitable.

In combat, these snowmen are dangerous because they are not just mindless, magical constructs but also have a malicious personality. They may attack those who venture too close to their territory, luring them into traps with their innocuous appearance. Some versions of the Malicious Snowman might use ice-based magic or physical attacks that freeze their opponents in place, making them more vulnerable to follow-up strikes. They are often immune to cold damage, further emphasizing their icy nature. These creatures are sometimes associated with wicked spirits or cruel fae, and defeating them often requires more than just brute strength. Understanding their origins or uncovering their creator’s motives might be key to banishing them.