The Hive: Honeypots and Honey dipper scatter

Nestled among the pulsing, golden walls of the hive, you discover a collection of strangely crafted stone pots, each brimming with a thick, shimmering nectar. A rather huge wooden dipper lies nearby, sticky with a residue that catches the dim light of the cavern. The sweet, overwhelming aroma fills the air, leaving you to wonder if this is a prize left behind by a previous adventurer—or a carefully placed trap by the swarm.

The Hive

These honey pots and honey dipper are part of a series called “The Hive”.

A collaboration project between Mike Gyver Minis and myself, Together 3D. Where we combine our strenghts into a ready to print and play adventure.

Mike Gyver Minis supplies the high quality detailed miniatures and I create the envionment where your party can encounter them.

Looking for a creature to encounter in The Hive? Check out the Giant Wasp miniature designed by Mike Gyver Minis.

The Hive: Honey pots and dipper

I made 4 variants of the honey pot:

• closed
• open
• open, honey overflowing
• open, honey overflowing with spoon

I just had to design a honey dipper to go with it. I think it would be a hillarious weapon.

All these print supportless with great detail at 0.08 layerheight.

Building your own hive? Check out these components.

Stats of the honey dipper (Inspiration for homebrew)

The Honey Dipper (Mighty Mallet)

Melee Weapon

• Damage: 1d10 Bludgeoning
• Weight: 6 lbs.
• Properties: Heavy, Two-Handed, Versatile (1d12)

Description

Milled from a colossal oak and infused with the sticky residue of countless seasons, this is no mere kitchen utensil. Its deep, honey-stained grooves seem to cling to the air itself. A mighty impact with its grooved head can leave an enemy stuck in more ways than one.

Special Ability: "Sticky Trap"

On a successful hit, you may attempt to lodge the dipper’s sticky grooves onto the creature. The target must make a Strength check (DC equal to the attacker's Strength score).

• On a success: The target's speed is reduced by half, and it cannot take reactions until the end of its next turn.
• This ability can be used once per long rest.
   

Cheers!