No weapon, no crown, no face. Halix is the one that unsettles players.

This is the plainest sculpt in the range and the most useful. A belted habit, two wide sleeves held open, a cowl deep enough that whatever is inside it stays a suggestion. There is nothing to identify him by, which means he can be anything the table needs him to be, and a DM can put three of him in a cloister without any of them looking like a repeat. The robe reads as cloth all the way down and then simply stops being cloth, torn out into points a little above the base.

A Sculpt That Wants Restraint: There is almost no hard detail here, so the whole model lives on the robe folds. One heavy wash and a careful dry brush across the shoulders and sleeve tops does more than any amount of picking out would. The inside of the cowl is the one place worth going darker than feels comfortable.

Technical Specifications & Product State:

Sculpted by: Medusa Miniatures

Status: Sold UNPAINTED in translucent clear resin.

Assembly: Supplied as a single piece, no assembly required.

Material: High-quality translucent clear resin.

Scale: True 28mm, sized for D&D, Pathfinder, and skirmish-system play.

Base: Integral round base with a sculpted spectral post, printed as one piece.

Preparation: Thoroughly washed, post-cured, all supports removed.

Suggested RPG Use: Buy more than one. A line of identical hooded figures at the end of a cloister is an encounter by itself, and he also works as a spirit guide who leads before he attacks, an abbey’s last surviving brother, or a silent NPC the party keeps meeting and never manages to question.