Dungeons & Dragons Marshmallow Golem Miniature

This is a highly detailed miniature of a Marshmallow Golem.

This model was created by MZ4250 who makes amazingly accurate models of the Monster Manual creatures and provided by Commercial License.

A Marshmallow Golem in Dungeons & Dragons is a whimsical and non-traditional construct, typically used in lighthearted or humorous campaigns. It is a magical creation made primarily of marshmallows, though it can include other sweet or sugary components depending on the creator’s vision. This golem is generally conjured through a spell or an alchemical process that imbues the marshmallows with life, granting them rudimentary intelligence and a physical form that resembles a humanoid construct.

The Marshmallow Golem is not a fearsome opponent, but it can present a unique challenge to players. Due to its composition, it is vulnerable to fire-based attacks, which can cause it to melt or lose structural integrity. This vulnerability adds an interesting tactical layer to encounters. In contrast, its soft and squishy nature may make it resistant to physical damage from non-magical weapons, as its form absorbs impacts.

Marshmallow Golems can also have a variety of special abilities. For example, they might exude a sugary, sticky substance that can entrap enemies, or they could be capable of "reforming" to some extent if part of them is destroyed, provided there are enough marshmallows nearby. In some campaigns, they are seen as quirky companions or protectors for a childlike or sweet-themed character.

Their behavior is typically simple, with them following basic commands or protecting their creator. However, they might also display an odd sense of personality or whimsy due to the magical infusion that brought them to life. Overall, Marshmallow Golems are an example of D&D’s flexibility, allowing Dungeon Masters to introduce fun, creative elements into their campaigns while still providing mechanical variety for gameplay.