D&D's October Product Revealed to Be Stranger Things Tie-In

[Arnie_Wan_Kenobi]

I was disappointed with the first Stranger Things D&D boxed set. I liked the concept of it, but it felt rushed and the adventure and overall production values were bad. This looks a lot better and I might pick it up for a family game day, if I hear good things about the adventure.

I admit, I bought it just because I wanted a demogorgon mini. Coincidentally, I just re-read it, because my seven-year old has it in his head he wants to do a dungeon crawl, and it might be perfect for what he wants.

But I might hold off now for the new set and see how it fits my kids group. They should have finished "Salted Legacy" (Radiant Citadel) and "Baker's Doesn't" (Dragon Delves) around the time this drops.

I wish I'd picked up a bunch more of the ST boxed set when Meijer was clearance them out at like $7 each, but I only wanted the minis, and that seemed wasteful. (At the time, we didn't have any therapy or school groups I could have donated the adventures to. Do now, though.)

 

[EthanSental]

Preordered the minis as well, fun stuff! Got themberchaud wyrmling as well.

 

[Von Ether]

I like that the spellcaster appears to be an unpainted lead miniature, which is perfect for these kids. I can't see anyone other than Will, Eddie and maybe Dustin having the patience to paint miniatures.

Touché WotC, touché.

 

[Nebulous]

Dang it! I didn't WANT to buy this, but it looks pretty darn cool.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Touché WotC, touché.

On the other hand, there's now a built in excuse if the paint jobs look like crap.