D&D 5E Warduke, Kelek, Strongheart Miniatures!

The official miniatures sets from WizKids for The Wild Beyond the Witchlight include 'The League of Malevolence' set and the 'Valor's Call' set, and contain a whole bunch of characters from the 1980s D&D action toys set and the cartoon.

The League of Malevolence set includes Warduke (the evil fighter) and Kelek (the evil wizard), as well as Skylla (Ringlerun's former apprentice), Zarak (the half orc assassin), and Zargash (the evil cleric).

The Valor's Call set includes Strongheart (the paladin). Ringlerun (the wizard, who was on the cover on 1983's AD&D Player's Handbook!), Molliver (the good thief), Elkhorn (dwarf fighter), and Mercion (the cleric).

D&D 5E - Wild Beyond the Witchlight Features Warduke & More!

While we've had the back cover text for some time, Amazon has revealed more information about the Wild Beyond the Witchlight! The adventure includes Warduke, a figure dating back to the 1980s, and indicates that all encounters can be resolved without combat. The book also includes two new races...

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And here's Ringlerun, painted by Jeff Easley for the AD&D Player's Handbook back in 1983!

 

[Urriak Uruk]

Well, my only question is, where's the Venger miniature, and when will he be revealed as Witchlight's true big bad?!?

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Add the main D&D cartoon characters to Witchlight, you cowards!

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Kelek finally has pants!

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There's a reason wizards wear those robes!

 

[grimslade]

There's a reason wizards wear those robes!

Listen, those robes are wool and heavy. You need to let those stems breathe. Kelek doesn't maintain a strict lotion and keratin regime to cover them up with pants.

 

[Dire Bare]

I need these as the little brothers and sisters to my original action figures. Now we need a Fortress of Fangs miniature terrain!
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Get on it WizKids!!! Pronto!

 

[Dire Bare]

So, WizKids . . .

When are we getting:

• Deeth (good fighter)
• Bowmarc (good crusader)
• Drex (evil warrior)
• Grimsword (evil knight)
• Hawkler (good ranger)
• Mandoom (good warrior)
• Mettaflame (evil fire giant)
• Melf, also known as Peralay (good fighter-mage elf)
• Northlord (great barbarian)
• Zorgar (evil barbarian)
• Valkeer (good viking)
• Pulvereye (evil cyclopes)

And of course . . . VENGER (evil sorcerer)!!!

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

This was before Prestidigitation, so they had to do something to stay cool. Kelek's black robes would've been sweltering, especially next to that Fire Elemental.

There's a reason wizards wear those robes!

 

[Dire Bare]

For those interested . . . if you go over to dndmini.com (a WizKids site), you can preorder these two sets, plus a bunch of other Witchlight products. Shipping is free for orders over $50, and if you pre-order any Witchlight product, you get a bonus pack of three harengon brigands (bunny-people bandits).

I don't think the harengon brigands box will be available elsewhere, I think the set (and the included minis) are exclusive to pre-order through WizKids. There is a different haregon brigand sculpt showcased on the Beadle & Grimm's website as a part of their Platinum Edition of Witchlight, which should also be a part of the normal set available in the blind-boxes sold in stores.

 

[DarkCrisis]

$30 for 5 minis? What is this Warhammer?

 

[Stormonu]

$30 for 5 minis? What is this Warhammer?

Hey, GW literally charges $9+/mini, unassembled AND unpainted for their "troop" minis. This is about $6 per. Expensive, but nowhere near GW levels of dumb.