Lego's 3,745-piece D&D set comes with its own playable adventure

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52 points·rolph··9 comments

Annoying. Yesterday the product page said it came with 5 minifigures. Today it shows 6. But in all the promo images on the site and in this article I think I’m up to 9 or 10. I think it’s going to be hard to play a game with so few figures.

https://www.lego.com/en-ca/product/dungeons-dragons-red-drag...

can i be of, assistance ?

https://adventurebricks.com/

https://www.rpgminifigs.com/

https://www.rpgminifigs.com/collections/character-packs

https://www.enworld.org/threads/lego-d-d-minifigures-pics-of...

very nice. I hadn’t seen that expansion set. Cool. I expect the customs market will definitely contribute to the official sets.

What I have read elsewhere is there are 6 adventurer characters and 3 Skelton “freebies” and a couple of micro figures. It is somewhat irregular since the minifigs often drive the sale of a particular set.

I think most lego collectors have a variety of minifigs already. I have a small tupperware full of miscellaneous lego folks that I bought at various garage sales, and I might start using them for my game that demands that we use minis.

I think they are planning a minifig series with DND.

I'd be more interested in a W40K Lego.

Forget the promise of progress and understanding, for in the grim dark future there is only lego pieces scattered over hardwood floors.

Cinderhowl is a tremendously cool dragon name.

a blast of flame, and a deafening howl in one attack ?!

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