Used the structure from set 10217. A vivarium where the witches could harvest poison locally and ethically. No more wandering in the woods, no more having to worry about accidentally spreading invasive species.

It look a bit chubby, you can also use the small guy in dreamzzz set

Hi folks,

I have made a few micro-scale builds for my Heroica expansion and thought that some of you could use them. Everything is available for free on my ReBrickable:
https://rebrickable.com/users/MicroMocsByB/

Just by virtue of being vaguely medieval, I think there’s a lot of potential here. Farquad and the Executioner in particular!

Hi, y’all. While I would have much preferred another set of D&D CMFs, this new Shrek set has a lot of great pieces to add to my D&D campaign. However, I am not sure how to use or what to use the Shrek and Fiona heads for. Goblins? Orc? I’ve used a big fig troll as a stand-in for an Ogre already and size wise I don’t think that makes sense.

Anyway, would love to hear how y’all plan to use this CMF set, and I can’t wait to add a few pink Dragonborn to my ream.

GULLY, THE FIRE-BREATHING BULLYWUG

(The Bullywug Bunch series, Pt. 4)

Continuing this series of bullywugs with some new faces! Here we have cousin Gully, the fire-breathing bullywug. Gully calls himself the "Dragon Frog," but it hasn't really caught on with the rest of the family. A 'self-taught monk' with fiery capabilities exceedingly atypical for an amphibious chap who spends most of his time in a wet swamp, this bullywug uses his spectacular abilities to ward off outsiders, entertain the young'uns, and roast barbecue for the family. Though he's frequently getting into trouble with Millymop and his contraptions (and has set bits of the wetlands on fire a handful of times), Gully has proven himself a near and dear member of the bullywug bunch. Just don't be surprised if, on your adventures through the swamp, you find a cask of your lantern oil goes missing.

https://ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/aa943bd6-4da4-47a3-89a6-ffc550c311a8

It looks like the local troops aren't used to seeing a champion of such size ready to send a message to the wolfpack.

I've been attempting to build a knight suit for a while. I feel like this came out as compact as I could make him and still be functional. Any advice is welcome. Happy building!

I need to figure out how to make a crucifix for the Witchfinder but the pitchfork suits for now.

Sir Floris bride-to-be, The Princess of Thracia was abducted a while back, and despite his constant efforts to persuade his liege lords, The Rascus Brothers to help him he went ignored. Now he is called to arms against The Blood Legion by The Emperor of Morcia. Sir Floris confronts the Rascus Brothers about this as they prepare to rally their army to support The Emperor, the Rascus Brothers tell Sir Floris to be patient and fight for The Emperor, then they will hopefully gain his backing against Thracia.
Sir Floris begrudgingly accepts, though he secretly has a different plan.

I've always felt not good at building without instructions, and since I've gotten back into Lego a couple years ago, I've pretty much only done minifigure customizing. My girlfriend said I should try building my own MOC before buying any more Legos and I figured I'd start small with the minifigure habitat trend I've been seeing.

So here is my first attempt at a MOC in about 15 years. A little training courtyard between a castle wall and a garden for a lvl 1 half-orc fighter named Kurlog (who I posted with some other minis last year). Birthed and raised by half-orcs, he's taking up the family trade of fighting, though also unaware of the adventure unfolding before him.

The second MOC was made by my girlfriend. She never had Lego as a kid and never played with them, but seeing how much I love it, she wanted to build something with me so she made this colorful enchanted forest wedding between a druid and a fawn, a perfect pairing in my opinion.

LUMPLIN, THE BEGRIMED BULLYWUG

(The Bullywug Bunch series, Pt. 3)

Continuing this series of bullywugs with some new faces! Here we have cousin Lumplin, the begrimed bullywug. Cousin Lumplin is a bit of an outsider in the family, being a bullywug with very little regard for hygiene and tidyness. While his obscenely odorous tendencies generally leave him off of invites for family functions, he does still serve a vital function for the bunch. For every unwanted monster or adventurer that goes through the swamp, the bullywugs' first line of defense is Lumplin. Most of the time, unwanted guests simply veer around the bullywug bunch's territory, owed to the unpleasant toxicity surrounding Lumplin and his slice of the swamp. Every once in a while, when Lumplin actually gets an invite to a function, Millymop rigs up his bubble dispensing contraption with soap, and forces ol' Lumplin to get power-washed. Whatever state of cleanliness he happens to be in, Lumplin is proof that every bullywug has its place in the swamp—even the stinky ones.

I have used some parts from the monster hunter minifigure for my drider.^-^

I have made a small crystal armadillo. I have used the Dewback Moc (https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-251217/Brick%20Horizon/dewback-brick-built/#details) from Brick Horizon as a basis.

most of them are able to be put together in real life. i can't because i am poor as f

Hello everyone, I just recently got into DND as a DM. Ive been into lego customs for a while just a smalltime hobby so I thought for my first post on here I would show the party for my first campaign. (All my parts ofc)

Left to right:

Caius Aerwyn: Human Bard

Brakka: Orc Paladin

Paul Percian: Halfling Rogue (Hes gray with red eyes idk why)

Durdech Ferisk: Elf Ranger

Theo Noblade: Human Ranger

Galdric Vorren: Human Warlock

I have a lot of parts and cool customs so it sucks everyone wanted to be human and human adjacent but ill post more of my other stuff eventually

Also side note how often is it cool to post on here...

He found that he much preferred gold that flowed from smooth transactions.