D&D General D&D Efreeti STATUE from the 1e DMG

[Snarf Zagyg]

Sorry, I've always had a dislike for the Gith since I first saw that cover when the book came out. Probably something to do with the elbow testes.

I think that the technical term for them is "elballs."

 

[lkj]

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$250!

That’s all.

12" resin statue faithfully recreates the Efreeti featured on the cover of the 1st Edition Dungeon Master's Guide, but advances the scene to place the sword-wielding knight in the Efreeti's clutches

Huh. I wonder why they advanced the timeline. Let me go look at the original image . . . oh . . . Kind of the same way they sort of cropped out the rest of the image when they did the special editions a few years back. Heh.

AD

 

[J.Quondam]

Ha!

I'm Team Bargle.

Noooooo! You went there?
(Where's that "scoundrel" emoji when you need it??)

 

[Jefe Bergenstein]

Woefully unimpressive IMO. The dragon trophies were only $200 more and didn't look like a mediocre 3-d sculpt you could print in an afternoon.

 

[Yora]

Anything over 25€ seems overpriced.

 

[TheSword]

£450 on a 4 panel rotating Wyrmwood DM screen with all the trimmings in walnut.

I used it in about 4 sessions, then sold it on ebay for £390

An expensive lesson. Utterly impractical and not much better than a simple card stock printed screen sold by Gale Force 9.

 

[Gnarlo]

OMG; the Cthulhu "miniature" from the Death May Die boardgame was only $150 and much better looking... (from the IGN website):

 

[darjr]

Unpainted…. And better looking? I would have went with better sculpting….. but it is hard tell against their render. I wish they wouldn’t do that.

point taken however.