Dungeons & Dragons Winged Demon Miniature

This is a highly detailed miniature of a Winged Demon.

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

A Winged Demon in Dungeons & Dragons refers to a broad category of fiends, typically from the Abyss, that possess the ability to fly. These demons often serve as scouts, assassins, or aerial combatants in the chaotic struggles of the Abyss. While many demons can have wings, some of the most iconic winged demons include Vrocks, Chasmes, and Balors.

Vrocks resemble vulture-like humanoids with massive wings and are known for their eerie screeches and stunning spores. They thrive in swarms and delight in mindless carnage. Chasmes, by contrast, have grotesque insectoid forms, using their droning wings to lull enemies into a helpless sleep before draining their life essence. These demons act as enforcers for demon lords, ensuring order within the Abyss’s inherent chaos. At the pinnacle of winged demons stands the Balor, a towering fiend wreathed in fire, wielding a lightning whip and a vorpal sword. Balors command lesser demons and embody raw destruction, often leading abyssal armies in devastating campaigns.

Winged demons vary greatly in power, but they share common traits such as resistance to nonmagical attacks, an affinity for darkness, and immunity to fire and poison. Their flight grants them immense tactical advantages, allowing them to rain terror from above or strike and retreat with impunity. Many have innate spellcasting, such as teleportation or darkness, making them even more formidable.

In D&D lore, winged demons embody the Abyss’s endless hunger for chaos and destruction. Whether as mindless beasts like the Vrock, sinister executioners like the Chasme, or near-godlike forces like the Balor, these creatures ensure that no battlefield, whether on the Material Plane or in the depths of the Abyss, is ever safe from their wrath.