LEGO 66765 Dungeons & Dragons 6 Pack confirmed
In addition to today’s reveal of 71047 Dungeons & Dragons, a six pack of the collectible minifigure series has also been confirmed.
The LEGO Group officially revealed its next collectible minifigure series today, with 71047 Dungeons & Dragons arriving online and in stores from September 1. The upcoming CMF can be pre-ordered right now, with 12 new blind-boxed characters for fans to pick up and combine with 21348 Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon’s Tale.
Each minifigure in 71047 Dungeons & Dragons includes at least one unique accessory and a single pack will set you back £3.49 / $4.99 / €3.99. Those wanting to purchase the series in bulk will probably just buy a full box of the CMFs, but there will be an alternative method available.
Thanks to the official Building Instructions page, we now also have confirmation of 66765 Dungeons & Dragons 6 Pack, which will most likely be launching on September 1 too, although the actual listing has yet to go live. The set should include six random blind-boxed characters, similar to previous offerings such as 66734 Disney 100 6 Pack, 66764 Series 26 Space 6 Pack and 71035 The Muppets 6 Pack.
While 66765 Dungeons & Dragons 6 Pack does sound good in theory, you won’t be able to scan the data matrix codes on each blind box until after you’ve purchased the set. That means you could end up with minifigures you don’t want or even doubles of characters you already have.
Fortunately, the Brick Search team is currently hard at work adding codes from Brick Fanatics’ review copy of 71047 Dungeons & Dragons to the app, allowing you to scan each box and find out what’s inside as soon as they’re launched.
You can download the Brick Search app for free in advance on iOS or Android right now, so you’ll be all set when 71047 Dungeons & Dragons is released on September 1.
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