Mimic Monster Trio, Item's Best Left Alone

The most dangerous thing in a dungeon might also be the most mundane.

An ornate chest sits in the centre of an otherwise ordinary room. An elegant chair stands beside a sturdy table. A wooden barrel rests quietly against the wall.

Nothing unusual. Nothing threatening. Nothing worth worrying about... until the chest opens its mouth.

Mimics are legendary dungeon predators, creatures capable of disguising themselves as ordinary objects to lure unsuspecting adventurers within reach. Their talent for deception makes them particularly dangerous in places where curious explorers are constantly searching for treasure, equipment, and anything else that might prove useful on the road ahead.

This collection features three distinctive Mimic designs, each supplied in both its disguised object form and its revealed monster form. From an ornate treasure chest with a rather unpleasant secret to an elegant chair and an ordinary wooden barrel, these creatures are ready to turn an innocent-looking room into a memorable encounter.

Use them as traps, unexpected combat encounters, or a particularly effective way to ensure your players never trust dungeon furniture again.

Perfect For:

🔮 Dungeon traps, treasure rooms, and monster lairs
🔮 Surprise encounters and memorable boss battles
🔮 Miniature painters who enjoy unusual fantasy creatures

Model Details:

🔧 Designed for 28–32mm tabletop gaming
🔧 Every design includes supported and unsupported STL files
🔧 Elegant Chair Mimic in disguised and revealed forms
🔧 Wooden Barrel Mimic in disguised and revealed forms
🔧 Ornate Treasure Mimic in disguised and revealed forms
🔧 Pre-supported STL
🔧 Unsupported STL (ideal for scaling)
🔧 Personally designed, sculpted, presupported and printed tested by me

Part of 'The Dungeon Depths' - November's collection.

Explore the individual Mimic sets and the rest of this month's release for more dungeon furnishings, monsters, scenic bases, and accessories.

Because in the depths, appearances can be deceiving. And sometimes, they have teeth.