Dungeons & Dragons Golden Archive Xanathar Figure – 6-Inch Collectible

Beware the many eyes of Xanathar! This 6-inch-scale collectible brings the infamous beholder crime lord to your shelf with gleaming detail and dynamic poseability. The figure features a movable mouth, a swiveling eye, and tentacles that can be posed to hint at Xanathar's watchful presence. OPEN THE DOORS TO THE GOLDEN ARCHIVE and invite this notorious figure into your D&D display.

Premium craftsmanship and poseability

Designed for fans who value authentic deco and tactile play, this Xanathar captures the menace and marvel of Waterdeep’s underworld with careful paintwork and solid articulation. The 6-inch scale pairs well with Hasbro-style figures, letting you build bold scenes without crowding your shelf.

• 6-inch scale aligns with standard action figure lines for easy display
• Movable mouth, eye, and tentacles enable expressive poses
• Gold-toned accents and detailed sculpting enhance visual impact

Character-inspired accessories

Two iconic props accompany the figure—gold treasure and Sylgar the fish—giving you ready-made storytelling options right out of the box. These accessories add a sense of character history to your collections and dioramas.

• Gold treasure prop for dramatic display moments
• Sylgar the fish as a nod to Xanathar’s legendary entourage

Designed for display and storytelling

Whether you’re building a tabletop vignette, curating a display shelf, or gifting a fellow D&D enthusiast, this Xanathar figure offers a tangible link to the lore. It pairs nicely with other Golden Archive figures, inviting you to expand your lineup as new characters arrive.

• Perfect for shelf displays and dioramas
• Pairs well with other Golden Archive figures (sold separately)
• Subject to availability, making each acquisition feel like a small treasure

In the world of Dungeons & Dragons, minor details can spark big moments. This Xanathar figure provides a physical touchpoint to your favorite campaigns, offering a flexible option for storytelling, display, or gift-giving without promising any specific outcomes.