Ferocious Adoraspider DnD Mini! Black, red and white PLA
This ferocious little spider is the stuff of bedtime stories… told in reverse. With its glossy black carapace, oversized white eyes, and bold red leg bands, the Adoraspider looks like a plush toy until it’s halfway up your leg. It’s known for its unpredictable loyalty, bounding across the battlefield with the skittering excitement of a puppy—and the venom of something far less cuddly.
While technically a tiny beast, the Adoraspider makes an ideal familiar, rogue’s scout, or druid’s unexpected companion. It may not be the most intimidating creature in your campaign, but underestimate it at your peril—it bites, it clings, and it rolls for initiative with joy in its eight little knees.
This ferocious little spider is the stuff of bedtime stories… told in reverse. With its glossy black carapace, oversized white eyes, and bold red leg bands, the Adoraspider looks like a plush toy until it’s halfway up your leg. It’s known for its unpredictable loyalty, bounding across the battlefield with the skittering excitement of a puppy—and the venom of something far less cuddly.
While technically a tiny beast, the Adoraspider makes an ideal familiar, rogue’s scout, or druid’s unexpected companion. It may not be the most intimidating creature in your campaign, but underestimate it at your peril—it bites, it clings, and it rolls for initiative with joy in its eight little knees.
This ferocious little spider is the stuff of bedtime stories… told in reverse. With its glossy black carapace, oversized white eyes, and bold red leg bands, the Adoraspider looks like a plush toy until it’s halfway up your leg. It’s known for its unpredictable loyalty, bounding across the battlefield with the skittering excitement of a puppy—and the venom of something far less cuddly.
While technically a tiny beast, the Adoraspider makes an ideal familiar, rogue’s scout, or druid’s unexpected companion. It may not be the most intimidating creature in your campaign, but underestimate it at your peril—it bites, it clings, and it rolls for initiative with joy in its eight little knees.
