D&D 5E D&D Minis Pre-Order Promos & Saturday Morning Cartoon Characters!

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Pre-orders for the WizKids "The Wild Beyond the Witchlight" minis set are up on dndmini.com (a WizKids site). In addition to ordering bricks, there's a "Witchlight Carnival Premium Set", a "Swamp Gas Balloon Premium Set", a "Collector's Edition Premium Box" (includes the entire set plus some unique figures) . . . . but most importantly, two $30 sets featuring the heroes and villains of the toy line from the 80s (many of whom made guest appearances in the Saturday morning cartoon), "Starter Sets 1 and 2". Also, with any Witchlight pre-order, you get a "Harengon Brigands Promo Set" featuring 3 of the bunny-people from the upcoming book! Shipping is also free for orders over $50. I just ordered my two starter sets and the bunnyfolk promo!

 

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Good guys: Strongheart, Elkhorn, Ringlerun, Molliver, Mercion

 

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Bad guys: Kelek, Skylla, Warduke, Zardash, Zarak

 

[Parmandur]

Pre-orders for the WizKids "The Wild Beyond the Witchlight" minis set are up on dndmini.com (a WizKids site). In addition to ordering bricks, there's a "Witchlight Carnival Premium Set", a "Swamp Gas Balloon Premium Set", a "Collector's Edition Premium Box" (includes the entire set plus some unique figures) . . . . but most importantly, two $30 sets featuring the heroes and villains of the toy line from the 80s (many of whom made guest appearances in the Saturday morning cartoon), "Starter Sets 1 and 2". Also, with any Witchlight pre-order, you get a "Harengon Brigands Promo Set" featuring 3 of the bunny-people from the upcoming book! Shipping is also free for orders over $50. I just ordered my two starter sets and the bunnyfolk promo!

That's amazing.

 

[Twiggly the Gnome]

I did some web searches to see if Harengons had any precedent in D&D lore. Didn't find anything, but did learn ngon is Vietnamese for tasty. These are tasty bunnies!

 

[darjr]

Cool! Nice find!

@Morrus

 

[JEB]

Clever marketing strategy. Aim the adventure at younger audiences, but throw in cameos from the 80s toy line characters to hook the older crowd.