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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bungo_Underhill" data-source="post: 5889300" data-attributes="member: 67913">It seems that Lego has been successfully releasing ranges based on popular IPs including Super Heroes, Star Wars and Harry Potter and will be launching an LotR line this summer. They've already made their own foray into the RPG-type scene with Heroica. Their Minifigures "blind booster" distribution also seems to be quite popular. I was wondering if having DnD mini's done in this way would work for people. Lots of monsters could be done as Minifigures - from Kobolds through to Mindflayers and Lego already have a number of medieval type models in their Kingdoms line along with animals, dinosaurs, monsters and undead from various ranges. They even have a few Dragons. Pulling these existing models together into a D&D range with the addition of the Mind flayer etc. seems like it could work to me. And could be a way of getting the younger crowd familiar with the D&D IP. Now I don't know how Hasbro would feel about working with Lego - it looks like Kre-O was launched specifically so they could do "Lego" Transformers themselves. But perhaps they could take the idea and do Kre-O D&D? Any Thoughts...</blockquote>