New DnD LEGO Mini Figures May Be Coming Soon
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12 new LEGO figures rumored for release as part of Dungeons & Dragons’ 50th anniversary
Two of nerdom’s biggest brands are about to come together. At least, if the latest online rumors are to be believed. According to reports from alleged insiders that were leaked on both Reddit and Instagram, a new set of official DnD LEGO mini figures will be coming out in late 2024.
The toys will allegedly be part of the ongoing DnD 50th anniversary and will be separate from the larger upcoming LEGO DnD set that was originally unveiled in late 2022 as part of a fan-lead contest.
So just what can we expect to see from this new collaboration between LEGO and Wizards of the Coast? Below we break out all the details.
What are the new DnD LEGO Mini Figures?
The DnD LEGO mini figures will reportedly be classified as LEGO product 71047 (with devoted brickheads using these numbers as a way to track various releases). The set will consist of twelve unique monsters and characters from DnD lore, with some of the figures using accessories and components from existing LEGO models.
The models that will supposedly be available are as follows:
- Mind flayer (with Intellect devourer pet)
- The vampire Count Strahd von Zarovich (with sword , goblet and rat)
- The Archmage Tasha (with cauldron and spell book)
- The Lich and Red Wizard Szass Tam (with skull)
- The Lady of Pain (with interdimensional cube)
- Tiefling Sorcerer (with pseudodragon familiar)
- Dragonborn Paladin (with shield and mace)
- Aarakocra Ranger (with bow and dog companion)
- Dwarf Barbarian (with battle axe and torch)
- Githyanki Warlock (with arcane eye staff and dagger)
- Halfling Druid (with staff and bird companion)
- Half-elf Bard (with lute and sword)
If the rumors are true, it’s a nice mix of familiar classes and species, along with characters that will be familiar to longtime DnD fans. It is surprising, however, that they left out a few obvious choices, including the dark elf ranger Drizzt Do’Urden and the fabled sorcerer Mordenkainen. Even more glaring is the omission of the arch-lich Venca, who is appearing in an upcoming campaign entitled Vecna: Eve of Ruin.
That being said, if this is indeed the actual full set, this is likely just the first wave of multiple sets, so it’s possible we may see more familiar characters and monsters in future releases.
How much are the new DnD LEGO Mini Figures?
According to the online leak, each of the new DnD LEGO mini figures will retail for $4.99 USD, which is comparable to what we’ve seen with other LEGO products.
That being said, you’ll also likely be able to purchase a six pack of random figures for $29.99 USD (something that’s common for products such as the Marvel superhero mini figs). It’s not clear, however, how limited the DnD mini figures may be, so it’s possible they may sell out quickly (at which point they will likely command much higher prices on eBay and the secondary market).
When will the new DnD LEGO Mini Figures be available?
According to the online leaks, the new DnD LEGO mini figures will be available sometime in September 2024. It’s important to note, however, that this has not been officially confirmed by either Wizards of the Coast or LEGO.
That being said, LEGO has recently posted on X (formerly Twitter) with a short video featuring a gelatinous ooze and indicating that more information will be coming soon (notably, this monster was not on the list of leaked figures).
Final Thoughts
DnD and LEGO are clearly two brands that fit perfectly and it’s amazing to see them coming together. That being said, reports of the mini figures should be taken with a grain of salt, at least for now. Fingers crossed these final figs actual do become a reality.
We’ll be keeping a close eye out on this story in the days ahead and will update this page as we learn more.
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Lacy Curran is a Staff Writer who lives in Boston, Massachusetts where she studied theatre at Boston University (something that’s been incredibly helpful as a Dungeon Master). She’s been playing D&D for over 10 years (starting out with 3rd Edition). Her favorite D&D campaign setting is Ravenloft and her favorite character to play was a Half-Elf Bard named Eshara who enjoyed starting random bar fights and smashing lutes over goblins’ heads.
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