Mammon - Huge Fiend (DND / TTRPG)

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Another Chains of Asmodeus creature - Mammon. He's a CR26, turn you to gold with just a look, Huge Fiend. Overall a fun mini to make and I think he turned out pretty nice.

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I recorded the first half of making this model but didn't record the second half (adjusting, sculpting the tail / print optimizing etc...) - when the video is done processing I'll share it here: https://goto.adamnant.com/l/vod-mammon?site=printables&model=mammon&cta=vod

For my process on this model I stared with an AI base mesh. These don't tend to make snake bodies really well so I removed what was there and made a snake body with a curve then adjusted it and the radius until I found what I liked. I sculpted the body but I didn't change from the A-Pose because looking at the reference art this matches that art pretty closely. I added some horns and spikes and spikes to the tail then merged it all together. Since he's in an A-Pose he should be easy to adjust if you want his arms moved. The reference art shows him as having five fingered hands too but four seems fine. I didn't bother doing a manicure on him but for a large to huge resin print that would show up so IF you are that person that wants a Mammon with very pretty digits let me know and I'll make a remix for you.

He's a Huge creature which means he typically sits on a 75mm baseplate but I added size variations from 25mm to 75mm because why not.

For FDM I would print him straight up with tree supports at 30 degrees or so. Just be mindful of the fingers and horns at smaller sizes and you should be in good shape. For Resin you can rotate him back 45 degrees using auto supports (adjusting for larger supports on the larger sizes) and you should be in good shape.

That's it for Mammon - get your con rolls ready and don't look him in the eyes!

I've completed my quest for 1000 models in 2025 so now I'm trying to decide whats next. You can follow along with me on Thingiverse, Printables, Cults3d or provide suggestions on Patreon here: https://goto.adamnant.com/l/patreon?site=printables&model=mammon&cta=footer (as well as get codes for exclusive downloads on Cults3d). If you have something that you need or a custom model like this that you want then let me know and let's make it!