A snarling woodland beast from North American logging folklore, the Agropelter, reared up on two legs with one arm cocked back to hurl a splintered tree branch. Its green muscular torso and face contrast with shaggy brown fur on the limbs, glowing yellow eyes, pointed ears, and bared fangs, all mounted on a rooted, grass-tufted base.

The wild pose makes it a menacing encounter piece for a haunted forest, backwoods, or fantasy wilderness scene. It suits a diorama of a deep-woods ambush, a fantasy tabletop monster, or a folklore-themed layout.

Set it among trees and fallen logs to stage its favorite branch-throwing attack.