Another collectible minifigure series… I’m not a Dungeons and Dragons fan by any means, but I’ve been hooked into collecting them all so I dove in. These were released on 1 September 2024 for $4.99 each. I think this price is a bit steep and this time I waited until the series went on sale before jumping in. The 6-pack boxes recently went on sale for $5 off the regular $30 price. Not the greatest price, but still not full price so I’ll take it. This series has 12 minifigures and they are all quite unique. Full disclosure, I know nothing about DnD so I’m not going to provide any comments about the theme itself. One interesting note on this series is that many of the figures came with two heads so you could make the minifigure a male or a female which is a nice change. I hope to see more of this, but don’t want to see an increased cost for it.
Halfling Druid: A bird, antler head piece, and a staff larger than the figure. This one is fun.
Dragonborn Paladin; With the recent resurgence of the castle theme, this figure has been pretty popular with a dragon head and dragon shield.
Elf Bard: the lute is a cool part and a gold colored sword… some cool accessories.
Dwarf Barbarian: I like this minifigure and the option for a male or female character is a bonus on this one.
The Lady of Pain: The head piece of this one interesting. I’m not sure how I feel about it as a whole without understanding DnD.
Szass Tam: What is this one? I’m not a fan of this one. It doesn’t offer a whole lot in terms of accessories.
Aarakocra Ranger: I think this one is pretty cool. I like the eagle head and the wings with the minifigure torso and smaller legs. The different bow and arrow piece is pretty cool too.
Tasha the Witch Queen: The witch hat on top of the hair is fun for this one.
Mind Flayer: I have no idea what this is, but the little walking brain creature is hilarious.
Gith Warlock: The eyeball on a stick is a great piece. No idea what it’s for, but I’m excited to see what MOC builders do with it.
Strahd von Zarovich and Tiefling Sorcerer: Two more characters that I’m not sure what to do with. No complaints here, just interesting and weird looking.