These classic, iconic monsters look great anyway even simply as display models, but using them adds another dimension to play, helping players to visualise an encounter. The Beholder is a flying monstrosity with ten eye stalks, each armed with a different magical ability. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.

Using miniatures is as useful in modern roleplaying games and tabletop wargaming as it has always been. Now with improved size and detail, the impressive beholder shows how far models have developed with the attention to detail and greater scope to personalise your miniature through your painting scheme.For international I use the local arm of DHL - which will generally deliver with your local postal service.

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Box contains 1 Beholder miniature which can be assemblied with plain eyestalks or with magic bolts shooting out of them! I wanted to create a layered effect so to begin with I started with a deep aquamarine and lightly painted over the core body. I kept to the standard eye stalks rather than use the alternatives, and I wanted to mainly use a purple shade with blue at the base to create an organic change in shade. For the teeth I used off-white shades – Citadels Ushabti Bone, with a little Agrax Earthshade inkwash, and then Screaming Skull layer on top.

The eyes used an off-white and for the pupils I dipped the end of a brush into black to help create a clear round mark. Whilst many miniatures may be used fairly frequently, the Beholder is one that arguably is to be used sparingly, with menace. Printed in resin with crisp and clear details, this miniature does not come with a scenic base, but a base may be included in some exceptions and posted still on resin supports for safer transport and own care for removal. And whether he's penning wildly read essays on Lunar: Silver Star Story , the undeniable lasting power of Chrono Trigger (the best RPG ever made), or the forgotten history of Magic: the Gathering , he manages to infuse deep, personal, endearing hooks into every story he tells.