Join our quest to find LEGO D&D minifigures with Brick Search
Join Brick Fanatics as we set out on a quest to find LEGO 71047 Dungeons & Dragons Collectible Minifigures with Brick Search.
On a gloomy Monday morning in the north of England, Matthew and Jack set off in search of distant lands (the LEGO Store), ready to use whatever gold they could find along the way to snap up a full series of 71047 Dungeons & Dragons minifigures. But like the previous three series before them, these 12 characters are hidden within mystery boxes, so first they needed to equip the right gear.
That meant downloading the Brick Search app, which allows savvy shoppers to automatically pass perception checks by scanning those blind boxes to reveal their contents. With that in hand, all they had to do was hope that the LEGO Store hadn’t already sold out of Dragonborn Paladins, Elf Bards and Gith Warlocks.
But finding a single set of 12 characters wasn’t their only mission: they each had an optional side quest to seek out the necessary parts to build their own custom D&D characters. Would they be able to use Brick Search to get everything they needed? Would the LEGO Store have enough stock of the latest series of Collectible Minifigures? Would anyone ever address Matthew’s unusual attire?
Find out the answers to those questions and more by joining Brick Fanatics on an epic adventure to the LEGO Store…
71047 Dungeons & Dragons is out now at LEGO.com, LEGO Stores and through all good third-party retailers. Head here to check out our full review of all 12 fantasy characters, and click here to learn more about Brick Search’s minifigure scanner. You can also head straight through to download the app on Android or iOS.
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