Dungeons & Dragons Sea Hag Miniature

This is a Highly detailed miniature of the Sea Hag from Dungeons & Dragons Monster Manual.

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

In Dungeons & Dragons (D&D), a Sea Hag is a vile and malevolent creature that dwells in coastal regions, particularly in murky and treacherous waters. These hideous beings are often depicted as crone-like figures with seaweed-draped hair, scaly skin, and piercing yellow eyes. Their appearance strikes fear into the hearts of sailors and coastal inhabitants alike.

Sea Hags possess potent magical abilities, primarily focused on deception, manipulation, and curse-casting. They are notorious for their ability to shape-shift, often assuming the guise of beautiful maidens to lure unsuspecting victims into their grasp. Once their prey is within reach, they unleash their true form and subject them to curses or drag them down into the depths.

These creatures are masters of dark rituals and spells, using their powers to corrupt and twist the minds of those they encounter. They are often found leading covens of other hags, spreading misery and despair wherever they go. Sea Hags are not typically solitary creatures; they often form alliances with other aquatic monsters or dark entities, furthering their nefarious agendas.

Combatting a Sea Hag requires more than just physical prowess; their cunning and magical abilities make them formidable adversaries. Heroes must be wary of falling victim to their illusions and charms, as well as the curses they can unleash upon those who dare to oppose them.

In D&D campaigns, Sea Hags are commonly encountered as villains in maritime adventures, lurking in coastal caves, shipwrecks, or submerged lairs. Defeating a Sea Hag often requires unraveling their web of deceit, breaking their curses, and ultimately confronting them in their true form. Only through courage, resourcefulness, and teamwork can adventurers hope to overcome these loathsome creatures and rid the seas of their sinister influence.