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Dungeons & Dragons Manticore Miniature

Dungeons & Dragons Manticore Miniature

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This is a highly detailed miniature of a Manticore.

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

A Manticore is a fearsome creature in Dungeons & Dragons, often depicted as a monstrous hybrid of a lion, a human, and a bat. Its body is that of a lion, with a long tail, sharp claws, and a terrifying head that resembles a human face, with rows of sharp teeth. The creature's wings, though bat-like in appearance, allow it to fly. The Manticore's most dangerous feature is its tail, which is armed with barbed spikes that it can launch at enemies with deadly precision. These spikes function like ranged weapons, dealing significant damage from a distance. 

In terms of behavior, Manticores are often solitary and fiercely territorial. They are intelligent, capable of speech, and sometimes use cunning to outsmart or intimidate their prey. Despite their intelligence, they are typically savage and enjoy causing terror and pain. They may serve as mercenaries or creatures employed by more powerful beings, but they are just as likely to act independently, terrorizing local settlements or travelers.

Manticores are known for their agility and strength, capable of overwhelming foes both in melee combat and at range with their tail spikes. They can also be cunning hunters, using their ability to fly and their sharp senses to stalk prey. While not as powerful as some other mythological creatures, the Manticore is still a formidable opponent, often posing a significant challenge for adventurers.

In Dungeons & Dragons, Manticores are commonly found in desolate or wild regions, where they can easily hunt and establish dominance. Their presence in a campaign can be a sign of a larger, darker threat or simply an obstacle that adventurers must overcome in their travels.

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