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Beast Tracker - Human Ranger / Monster Hunter

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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To defeat the monster, you must first understand the monster. 
The Beast Tracker brings the thrill of the hunt and the quiet focus of investigation directly to your tabletop. Continuing our line of highly narrative camp miniatures, this piece captures the essential work done between battles. Perfect for a Human Ranger, a Monster Hunter Fighter, or an experienced tracker NPC studying the anatomy of a recent kill.

The sculpt features a rugged human adventurer kneeling intently beside a small campfire. In one hand, he holds up a severed monster claw for inspection, while his other hand balances an open bestiary, comparing the anatomy to ancient texts. He rests upon a Hunter Camp Base, complete with the fire pit, scattered woodland debris, and travel gear.

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Key Features:

  • Monster Anatomy: The severed claw is a fantastic focal point, allowing painters to experiment with unnatural flesh tones and blood effects.
  • The Bestiary: The open journal provides another great surface for freehand text or arcane sketches.
  • Campfire Lighting: The proximity to the fire provides a perfect OSL (Object Source Lighting) opportunity to cast a warm glow across his face and the book.

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