D&D General It's Time For D&D Lego!

Lego Ideas has announced a Dungeons & Dragon challenge. The contest is timed to coincide with D&D 50th anniversary, and allows fans to submit LEGO builds. The winning entry later becomes official LEGO sets, with the winner getting 1% of the total net sales of the product.

New Challenge - 50 years of Dungeons & Dragons!

Join us in celebrating 50 years of Dungeons & Dragons! To celebrate those 50 adventure filled years, we invite you to ignite your imagination and ...

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Previous LEGO IDEAS sets have included the themed sets like PIrates, Castles, or Space, plus specific brands like The Rolling Stones, Star Wars, Harry Potter, and more.

 

[Lidgar]

Or an Emirkol the Chaotic street scene.

Yes, this.

 

[Riley]

My son, on the

they only product from lego I want is the new Bionicle figure we get next year.

My son, on the other hand, wants All The Legos, Ever.

 

[J-H]

You reckon? I had a ton of Lego as a kid in the late 80s / early 90s, including some of the early Space Police sets. They were way more spindly and fragile than any of the modern Star Wars sets I’ve got now. Those things are solid. My cats knocked my Razor Crest on the floor and it has only really suffered superficial damage. If they’d knocked one of my old Space Police ships on the floor, it’d be in a million pieces.

My 8 year old has a Tie fighter, X Wing, and an AT-ST, and those things break a lot. The animal builder sets tend to come apart also.

The cars are pretty sturdy.

 

[bedir than]

I just want to Brick Con Seattle last weekend. The winning display could be straight out of al-Qadim. I'll track down a photo of Dreams of Fantasy Arabia.

 

[Tales and Chronicles]

I think a nice set without 10000000 pieces to recreate the scene from the cover of Forge of Fury, with the bridge, the characters and the young black dragon.

 

[Zander]

I already created a beholder out of LEGO (below) but as it’s a modification of LEGO’s Gargantos from the MCU, I won’t be submitting it for the competition. Besides, I’d rather get something someone else designed. I’m so looking forwards to this!

 

[TheSword]

There are probably a few things it would need to include…

• A trap
• A couple of classic monsters - kobold, mind flayer, umber hulk, beholder, basilisk?
• treasure
• Some hero mini figs for the key classes.

It kinda has to be a dungeon right? Or is that a bit too literal. I’d probably want to see some more aesthetics of the film before committing too much, as visually that will be what people perceive D&D to be.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

It kinda has to be a dungeon right? Or is that a bit too literal. I’d probably want to see some more aesthetics of the film before committing too much, as visually that will be what people perceive D&D to be.

That's actually a good point. If WotC is doing this presumably paid promotion, does that mean we're not getting D&D branded Lego around the movie?

 

[Stormonu]

What, no Kre-O D&D sets?

 

[pukunui]

My 8 year old has a Tie fighter, X Wing, and an AT-ST, and those things break a lot. The animal builder sets tend to come apart also.

The cars are pretty sturdy.

OK. I bet those SW ships are still sturdier than this old thing: