Dungeons & Dragons Wrath Miniature

This is a highly detailed miniature of a Wrath.

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

A Wrath in Dungeons & Dragons is an undead entity fueled by sheer rage and malevolence. Unlike traditional ghosts or wraiths, Wraths are spirits of creatures who died consumed by hatred, refusing to move on. Their existence is defined by an overwhelming desire for vengeance, making them relentless hunters of the living.

Wraths appear as shadowy, spectral figures with glowing, hate-filled eyes. They are incorporeal, allowing them to phase through solid objects and resist most physical attacks. Their presence alone can instill fear, as they emanate an aura of despair. They are often bound to places of tragedy, battlefields, or sites where betrayal led to their demise, unable to rest until their fury is spent—if it ever can be.

Mechanically, Wraths are formidable foes. They drain life force with their spectral touch, weakening and potentially killing victims while replenishing their own essence. Some versions of Wraths can summon lesser undead, spreading their wrath like a curse. Their incorporeal nature makes them difficult to defeat without magical or radiant damage, and their ability to resist nonmagical attacks makes them particularly dangerous to unprepared adventurers.

Unlike mindless undead, Wraths retain intelligence and, in some cases, their former memories. This allows them to be cunning foes, setting traps or manipulating others to fulfill their revenge. However, their sheer hatred often blinds them to reason, making them dangerous even to those who might try to bargain with them. Some Wraths can only be truly laid to rest by resolving the injustice that created them, rather than simply being destroyed in combat.

Encountering a Wrath is a terrifying experience, as their relentless fury ensures they will not stop until their rage is satisfied—or until they have dragged their victims into death alongside them.