An image of a bantrid. Bantrids have unusual anatomy. Their lower halves are nothing more than dense organic spheres. Bantrids move by spinning these foot-orbs using hundreds of thousands of cilia on the underside of partial sheaths that cover the orbs. Their upper torsos are stout columns that taper slightly at the top. Bantrids have no heads in the fashion most humanoids do. Instead, their visual and auditory sensors are located in the middle of their torsos, directly under small mouths containing a few teeth made only for chewing fruits and nuts. Bantrids have no noses and, in fact, no sense of smell at all. Near the apex of their torsos, bantrids have a pair of appendages that resemble large, flat hands with several thin fingers. Bantrids’ skin often bears striped coloration along the length of their torsos and across their upper limbs. (Front View)
An image of a bantrid. Bantrids have unusual anatomy. Their lower halves are nothing more than dense organic spheres. Bantrids move by spinning these foot-orbs using hundreds of thousands of cilia on the underside of partial sheaths that cover the orbs. Their upper torsos are stout columns that taper slightly at the top. Bantrids have no heads in the fashion most humanoids do. Instead, their visual and auditory sensors are located in the middle of their torsos, directly under small mouths containing a few teeth made only for chewing fruits and nuts. Bantrids have no noses and, in fact, no sense of smell at all. Near the apex of their torsos, bantrids have a pair of appendages that resemble large, flat hands with several thin fingers. Bantrids’ skin often bears striped coloration along the length of their torsos and across their upper limbs. (Front View)
An image of a bantrid. Bantrids have unusual anatomy. Their lower halves are nothing more than dense organic spheres. Bantrids move by spinning these foot-orbs using hundreds of thousands of cilia on the underside of partial sheaths that cover the orbs. Their upper torsos are stout columns that taper slightly at the top. Bantrids have no heads in the fashion most humanoids do. Instead, their visual and auditory sensors are located in the middle of their torsos, directly under small mouths containing a few teeth made only for chewing fruits and nuts. Bantrids have no noses and, in fact, no sense of smell at all. Near the apex of their torsos, bantrids have a pair of appendages that resemble large, flat hands with several thin fingers. Bantrids’ skin often bears striped coloration along the length of their torsos and across their upper limbs. (Front View)

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Starfinder Battles: Planets of Peril—Bantrid

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  • Description

    • Blast off into a galaxy of adventure with Starfinder Battles: Planets of Peril—a set of 32 all new Starfinder Battles minis for play with the Starfinder Roleplaying Game.

    Collect all 32 figures from Starfinder Battles Planets of Peril!

    Size: Small
    Rarity: Uncommon

    Material:
    Plastic
    Painted:
    Yes
    Playable Character:
    Yes
    Creature Type:
    Aberration
    Size:
    Small
    Rarity:
    Uncommon
SKU:
WZK99003-8-08
Weight:
0.01 LBS
Width:
1.25 (in)
Height:
1.00 (in)
Depth:
1.50 (in)
Material:
Plastic
Painted:
Yes
Playable Character:
Yes
Creature Type:
Aberration
Size:
Small
Rarity:
Uncommon

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