Monsters - The Glacial Paradox 3D model preview
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⚔️ Looking for amazing STL miniatures? Click HERE! Expand your Bestiary collection, with the lethal arctic fauna of the Glacial Paradox! What you will find inside the PDF: Arctic Owlbear — CR 4Massive hybrids with white fur and frost-tipped feathers Arcturi — CR 4Arcturi are ursine humanoids thatstand a head taller than most folk, and are heavily muscled with dense fur of various colorations. Ice Troll — CR 5Ice trolls are long-limbed giants with thick ridges of translucent ice crystals growing from their backs and shoulders, forming natural armor Mountain Ettin — CR 7Mountain ettins tower over their lesser kin both physically and mentally. Weathered skin and corded muscles betray years of climbing and cold air Odoben — CR 2With thick hides, spear-like tusks, and blubbery bodies, these huntsmen form tight-knit clans to pursue gigantic beasts through barren snowfields and in glacial waters Ovis — CR 2These nimble herbivores defend their lands with arrow and horn alike. Though their bodies are tall and slender, the ovis are lean and full of muscle Talva — CR 12-13 (Legendary Domain Predator)A talva resembles an immense owlbear whose presence feels even heavier than its size suggests. Its feathers and fur are often matted with earth, ice, and bone charms, and its glowing blue eyes betray greater understanding All copyrights belong to Archvillain Games, NO rights are assigned or transferred to the end-user. Our files, designs, and imagery are protected by intellectual property laws. Any theft, redistribution, resale, imitation, licensing, leasing, or claimed ownership of Archvillain Game’s copyrighted brand and materials will be considered a breach of this contract, an infringement of copyright law, and dealt with accordingly in keeping with Greek Law 4481/2017 on the Collective Management of IP Rights and Related Rights, Multi-Territorial Licenses for Online Uses Within the Competence of the Ministry of Culture and Sport.