Dungeons & Dragons Mighty Slime Miniature

This is a highly detailed miniature of a Mighty Slime.

This model was created by Crossel who makes amazingly accurate models of the Monster Manual creatures and provided by kind permission.

A Mighty Slime in Dungeons & Dragons is a rare and terrifying evolution of common oozes, a semi-sentient mass of corrosive protoplasm that has absorbed not only matter, but will. Unlike mindless gray oozes or gelatinous cubes, a Mighty Slime develops predatory cunning through centuries of feeding in forgotten dungeons, catacombs, and battlefields. It grows dense and towering, its bulk rising from the floor in a heaving column of viscous flesh studded with partially dissolved bones, armor fragments, and treasure suspended within its gelatinous body.

Its surface constantly shifts, forming crude mockeries of faces or grasping pseudopods that harden into muscular, claw-like appendages. A jagged, tooth-lined maw may open across its upper mass, dripping acidic slime capable of dissolving steel. The creature exudes a corrosive aura; weapons that strike it risk degradation unless magically reinforced. Organic matter is rapidly digested on contact, and creatures grappled by the slime begin to suffocate as the ooze engulfs them, filling lungs and armor with suffocating gel.

Mechanically, a Mighty Slime would rank as a high-CR ooze with resistance to nonmagical bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage, immunity to poison and psychic effects, and blindsight rather than conventional vision. It can split into lesser slimes when struck by lightning or slashing damage, though each fragment remains dangerously strong. It may also emit waves of acidic spittle at range, making it more versatile than lesser oozes.

Despite its brutish nature, the Mighty Slime is not purely instinctual. Some sages theorize that particularly ancient specimens develop a dim awareness of territory and even crude strategy, lying in wait amid treasure piles to lure the greedy. Where it settles, stone floors pit and melt, corridors glisten with corrosive residue, and silence hangs heavy—broken only by the wet, deliberate shift of something vast and hungry.

This model is 50mm tall at 32mm scale.