D&D Collectors Series Miniatures Neverwinter Dracolich

D&D Collectors Series Miniatures Neverwinter Dracolich

Marsoni

M251S

$124.45

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D&D Collectors Series Miniatures Neverwinter DracolichEven as long lived as they are, all dragons must eventually die. This thought doesnt sit well with many dragons, some of which allow themselves to be transformed by necromantic energy and ancient rituals into powerful dracoliches. A dracolich retains its shape and size upon transforming, its skin and scales drawing tight to its bones or sloughing away to leave a skeletal form behind. Its eyes appear as glowing points of light floating in shadowy

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