Mandisi
1330.00 creditsThis miniature is Mandisi of the Human Creature Type. Ideal for your TTRPG. It's tagged as Medium size, with refined details and realistic proportions.
Items included:
- 32mm and 75mm Supported STLs (.lys, .stl)
- 32mm and 75mm Unsupported STLs (.lys, .stl)
Mandisi brings a fighting tradition the party has not encountered before. A warrior character built for campaigns that draw on African-inspired cultures and mythologies — the kind of fighter whose style and context make every encounter richer than a stat block alone. Use them as a warrior from a distant or isolated culture with their own reasons for being here, a player character with a unique martial background, or the NPC whose faction operates by rules the party has to learn. Pre-supported 32mm STL for resin printing. FDM-compatible file included.
Size
Medium (scaled for 1in tabletop gaming.)
Files
Pre-supported STL file, test-printed for high-quality results. Optimized for resin and FDM printing.
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