Lego has released a massive Dungeons and Dragons set and I’m totally obsessed with it.
The new kit is the latest entry in Lego’s fan-driven Ideas line, and while the whole program has my childhood in a chokehold, this D&D kit is next-level awesome.
Seriously, I sent this to my D&D group and we are all salivating over it.
The kit, called Red Dragon’s Tale, features a castle and a tavern along with a bunch of adventurers, monsters and – obviously – a giant red dragon.
It’s 3,745 pieces and includes six fantasy minifigures plus Lego versions of a Beholder, a Displacer Beast, a Gelatinous Cube, an Owlbear, a chest-like Mimic and skeletons.
And of course, there’s a 5E one-shot adventure to go with it, because what’s the point if you can’t play with some friends?
Of course, you may need to go full loot hobo in real life to afford this set, because it retails for $469.99 Canadian (US$359.99). However, that one-shot adventure linked above is free, so you can give it a shot before you get the rest of your party to pool their gold for the real thing.
Lego’s Ideas line includes many other nostalgic sets such as the Home Alone house, Jerry’s apartment from Seinfeld and the Friends coffee shop. Obviously you can’t slay dragons with Kramer or Rachel, although I’d love to see that D&D scenario some day.
Lego’s D&D set is available as of April 4.
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