WizKids to Release Glow-in-the-Dark D&D Miniatures

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WizKids will release new miniatures with a DungeonGlo effect later this year. Today, WizKids revealed their next set of branded D&D miniatures - D&D Icons of the Realms: Underdark Expeditions. The new set contains 44 different miniatures, including some that have a glow-in-the-dark effect. The set will contain mostly classic D&D creatures like the gelatinous cube, the flumph, and the hook horror, with monsters like the gas spore having a glow-in-the-dark effect. It's unclear whether this new set uses artwork from the 2014 version of 5th edition or the 2025 Monster Manual as inspiration.

As a note, WizKids' parent company NECA is one of the largest unsecured creditors of Diamond Comics Distributors, which owns Alliance Games Distributors. Diamond owes NECA $2,682,994, as revealed in its recent Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. Universal Distribution has an offer to buy Alliance Games although the large balance may impact WizKids' 2025 plans, especially as Alliance is a core distributor for WizKids.

D&D Icons of the Realms: Underdark Expeditions will come out in May 2025.
 

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I long ago quit buying plasticrack, but I still love to use these for VTT. Some of the models are pretty sweet. The actual "glow" aspect is not particularly useful, but I could replicate it on the screen much better than at the table.
 

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The chase rare scam that wizkids is pulling on their customers is shameful. For me they are a step below WOTC
WotC does the exact same thing with Magic cards, for example. Blind boxes/boosters with chase items was not a Wizkids invention; it's been around forever. I don't like it either, but it's not a scam. Everyone understands how it works.
 


For me I don’t play magic but at least the person who wants the magic card wants it for their deck?

These wizkid chase rates are aimed at collectors? The latest is the Bg3 chase rates? Most d&d players don’t even want these. This just seems mean and bad business
 


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