Astarion Statue: What $315 Gets Baldur’s Gate 3 Collectors

Sideshow opens pre-orders for a limited-edition collectible inspired by the pale elf, with shipments expected in 2027.

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Illustration for an article about the Astarion statue, depicting an empty gothic dungeon with an ornate circular mosaic floor, lit candles, stone columns, red curtains and moonlight streaming through a gothic window.

Collectors hoping to display their favorite Baldur’s Gate 3 companion at home can now reserve an Astarion statue. Sideshow Collectibles has opened pre-orders for a new limited-edition piece priced at $315. However, buyers will need patience, as shipments are not expected to begin until 2027.

Beyond recreating one of Larian Studios’ most popular characters, this collectible incorporates details directly inspired by the RPG. Its pose, materials and decorative base are particularly interesting for fans considering a purchase.

How much does the Astarion statue cost?

According to Sideshow’s official product page, collectors can pre-order the figure for $315. Although it belongs to a limited edition, the manufacturer has not disclosed its production quantity.

Alternatively, customers can spread the cost through a payment plan starting at $56.70 per month. Sideshow offers between two and five payments, depending on the selected arrangement. However, customers must complete their payments before the collectible ships.

Furthermore, each customer can purchase a maximum of six units. Without a confirmed edition size, its eventual rarity remains unknown.

The Astarion statue hides a detail behind its back

Rather than depicting the pale elf in combat, Sideshow has chosen a more calculating pose. Astarion conceals a bloodied dagger behind his back, capturing his cunning personality.

Meanwhile, the decorative base draws inspiration from the ornate flooring of Cazador Szarr’s ritual dungeon. This design gives the piece a recognizable connection to the world of Baldur’s Gate 3.

Made from polystone, the collectible features a 1:6 scale design. Its approximate dimensions are:

  • Height: 12.97 inches (33 cm).
  • Width: 7.12 inches (18 cm).
  • Depth: 7.12 inches (18 cm).

Gabriel Rodriguez Rocha Martins handled the sculpting, while Mike Pflaumer and Chie Izuma contributed the paintwork. Rachel Roubicek and the Sideshow team worked on its design. Additionally, the product listing includes a Wizards of the Coast copyright notice.

Potential buyers should remember that the promotional photographs depict a prototype. Consequently, some details may differ in the finished product.

When will Sideshow deliver the collectible?

As highlighted by Game Rant, collectors face a considerable wait before receiving their orders.

Sideshow currently estimates a shipping window between June and September 2027. Nevertheless, the company warns that shipments could extend until December of that year.

Therefore, anyone purchasing the figure as a gift should account for possible delays.

Baldur’s Gate 3 beyond the role-playing experience

Larian Studios’ RPG brings the universe of Dungeons & Dragons into an adventure shaped by its characters. Astarion remains one of its most recognizable traveling companions.

Interest in the game’s cast also extends beyond gaming. For instance, Baldur’s Gate 3 actor Tim Downie has joined the cast of the film Tragedy Man.

Elsewhere in the RPG genre, BioWare veterans have outlined a plan to revive Mass Effect. Both franchises illustrate the lasting appeal of character-driven adventures.

For collectors, the new Astarion statue offers another way to celebrate Larian’s fantasy universe. Ultimately, its design, price and extended delivery window are the main considerations before placing an order.

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