Although initial whispers of this LEGO marvel surfaced online on March 16, the official announcement was made just a few days later. This release marks a celebration of the 50th anniversary of the original board game, with the construction concept originating from a fan's winning entry in a 2022 competition on the Ideas platform.
The set, comprising six character figures and a staggering 3745 parts, offers the possibility of assembling not only the aforementioned dragon, owlbear, beholder, and coeurl but also a tavern, a castle, an underground dungeon, and even a quaint garden.
Exclusive to Insiders, the $360 bundle will be available for purchase starting April 1st, with wider availability three days later. Additionally, LEGO has exciting plans to unveil a special collection of miniatures featuring various D&D heroes before the close of 2024.
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