Demon & Fiend Miniatures

Demons, devils, fiends and imps for your D&D villains and planar encounters, 3D printed to order in resin in our workshop in Croatia and shipped unpainted.

Demons, devils and fiends for your darkest encounters

When the cult finishes its ritual, something has to come through the portal. Our demon and fiend miniatures are 3D printed in resin in Križevci, Croatia: small imps and hounds, mid-sized demons for tough fights and big centrepiece fiends for the finale.

Every model is printed to order and shipped unpainted. Fiends are fun to paint: hot reds, dark purples and glowing eyes stand out from across the table.

  • Build up the threat: imps first, a demon later, the big fiend at the end of the arc.
  • Add the cult: cultist miniatures from our enemy range make the summoning feel real.
  • Make it glow: a bright colour on eyes and runes is the easiest effect for beginners.

Common questions

What is the difference between demons, devils and fiends in D&D?

Fiend is the D&D creature type that covers both. Demons are chaotic fiends from the Abyss, devils are lawful fiends from the Nine Hells. Any of our fiend miniatures can stand in for either at your table.

Are the demon miniatures painted?

No. They are 3D printed to order in resin and ship unpainted, ready for primer. Our painting service is paused for now, but you can add The Army Painter paints and brushes to the same order.

What size are they?

Most are prepared for standard tabletop play, about 32mm for a human-sized character. Large creatures are bigger, and sizes vary by sculptor, so ask us before ordering if you need an exact height or base.

Do you ship to my country?

We ship from Croatia with tracked postage to all EU countries and to many countries worldwide. The exact shipping cost is shown at checkout before you pay.