You’ll never get your hands on these incredible LEGO Dungeons & Dragons posters
LEGO Ideas Design Manager Jordan Scott has shown off a couple of incredible LEGO Dungeons & Dragons posters – but you won’t be able to get your hands on them anytime soon.
While all eyes are currently on the Dungeons & Dragons Collectible Minifigures, the LEGO Group’s flirtation with tabletop roleplaying originally began back in April with 21348 Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon’s Tale. That LEGO Ideas set was the result of a contest to find a D&D set to celebrate the game’s 50th anniversary, and to commemorate the occasion an agency in Singapore gifted Jordan with a couple of very cool posters.
The designer shared images of the framed posters on Instagram, then followed up with a closer look at the individual artwork. Each one showcases the Ideas D&D characters facing off against the set’s antagonists, the dragon and beholder, with beautiful purple, red and orange colours inverted between the two designs. They’re seriously cool collectibles – but they’re also unlikely to be widely available.
That’s bad news for anyone hoping to display them next to their copy of 21348 Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon’s Tale (and we’d wager that’s most people reading this), but at worst you could always download Jordan’s scans and print them out for a lower-resolution replica. All is not lost if you’re after LEGO D&D merch, though.
The physical copy of the adventure book for 21348 Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon’s Tale is still available in the Insiders Rewards Centre for 2,700 points, while the digital version can be downloaded free of charge. And given there are plenty of other prints available to redeem, fingers crossed the LEGO Insiders team eventually comes through with some sort of D&D artwork for us to spend our points on. Even if it’s not exactly these posters…
21348 Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon’s Tale is available now, while 71047 Dungeons & Dragons has just landed in stores around the world. Don’t forget to use Brick Search’s minifigure scanner to navigate the blind-boxed packaging and pick out your favourite characters.
Featured image: Jordan Scott
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