$15.99+
Power does not walk. Power is carried — raised above the filth of the earth by those who dare not refuse it.
The Evil Demigod by Monster Atlas is a scene of absolute, cold authority rendered in exquisite resin detail. A massive, white-haired elder sits cross-legged atop a crude palanquin litter — bone necklaces draped across his broad chest, his muscular frame relaxed in the contemptuous ease of a man who has never needed to fight his own battles. His expression is granite: a king surveying livestock. Two gaunt goblinoid bearers strain beneath the weight of the litter's wooden poles, their wiry frames taut with effort, their pointed ears flat, their faces twisted between exertion and dread. Feathered loincloths hang from their waists; their clawed feet grip the earth with desperate purpose. This is a being who does not merely command — he diminishes. Every inch of this three-piece group miniature radiates a hierarchy built on fear.
For Dungeon Masters running campaigns rooted in cults, warlord politics, or ancient tribal power, this miniature is a centrepiece encounter piece that does half your storytelling before you speak a word. Place him at the heart of a goblinoid warband, a fanatical cult congregation, or a dying empire's last court. For players, the goblin bearer minis serve beautifully as individual encounter enemies — wiry, desperate, and expendable in the eyes of their master.
Encounter ideas to bring this group to life at your table:
- The party hears chanting long before they see him — by the time the procession rounds the canyon wall, fifty cultists flank the palanquin, and the Demigod's eyes are already fixed on your players.
- He doesn't rise to fight. He simply raises one finger, and the bearers lower the litter, step aside, and draw crude weapons — the real threat has always been the crowd behind them.
- A former bearer has escaped the cult and hired the party to retrieve a stolen relic — but reaching it means getting close enough to the palanquin to take it from beneath the Demigod's crossed hands.
- The warlord offers the party a seat at his court — not as guests, but as the next set of bearers. The insult is deliberate. The test is real.
Features:
- Designed by Monster Atlas — licensed miniature range
- Available in 28mm, 32mm, and 40mm scale options
- Three-piece group set: seated overlord atop litter with two goblinoid bearer minis
- Palanquin litter with wrapped pole and bound frame detail; bone necklace and tribal costume detail throughout
- Ideal for Dungeon Masters, collectors, and painters seeking a statement villain or cult leader centrepiece
- Printed in high quality resin
⚠️ Important Notes
- Printed in durable resin—fragile; handle with care
- Ships unpainted and ready for priming
- Minor support marks may be visible
- Requires glue for assembly; sanding tools recommended
- Images may contain digital renders. All models are test printed for detail and printability
📦 Shipping Information
- Processing: 1–4 business days
- Tracking: Included with every order
- Packaging: Professionally packed to preserve detail
- Free Shipping: Orders over $35
- Returns: Accepted within 14 days; buyer pays return shipping and loss in value if item is not returned in original condition