Casting a few evil miniatures-worthy spells is just the start for the Kamilah Wright Dub Witch 2 Miniature by Unit9 from We Print Miniatures. Channeling a potent mix of arcane force and sharp confidence, this sci-fi miniature brings undeniable presence to the tabletop. With energy at her fingertips and a stance that suggests command rather than chaos, she’s the kind of character who doesn’t just enter a scene, she alters it. Whether conjuring power through forgotten tech or bending minds from across the battlefield, Kamilah is built for dramatic impact.
Perfect for sci-fi tabletop games set in techno-occult environments, dystopian mega-cities or fractured outposts on the edge of reality, this figure fits roles such as rogue psionic, cult strategist or off-world sorcerer. She walks the line between mysticism and manipulation, making her ideal for narrative-driven campaigns where the rules of science and belief collide. Her design suggests calculated ambition, not wild instability, giving her a grounded menace that is more unsettling than overt theatrics.
Available in 28mm, 32mm, 35mm, 55mm and 75mm scales, the miniature gives painters plenty of detail to explore. Her flowing garments, layered accessories and crackling energy effects are perfect for experimenting with glow effects, subtle gradients or contrasting textures. The sculpt rewards careful brushwork, and the expressive posture provides a visual centrepiece for any sci-fi force with an occult or cerebral edge.
Unit9’s focus on character-driven design is evident throughout the sculpt, with every element supporting the role of a powerful, commanding figure who has learned to master both mystery and mechanics. She brings flexibility to the tabletop, able to serve as a leader, a wildcard or a narrative puzzle for players to engage with. Her expression says she’s not afraid of what’s coming. In fact, she may have caused it.
For those building a faction that thrives on secrets, psychic influence or technological heresy, Kamilah Wright Dub Witch 2 brings both style and intent. She’s not just a caster of spells, but a wielder of control in a world that fears it. When she appears, things shift, and every action feels like it might have been her idea from the start.
In the end, magic is just another way to enforce your will. And she has plenty to spare.