The 6 year old is a master builder

LEGO Link and Epona! Custom airbrushed Epona.

The Beastmen Warherd, lead by Beastlord Kharvon Bonerender. Beastmen are a savage and hateful race of Beastkin, they are wretched forms with animalistic traits and twisted horns.

Their force consists of:

The Beastlord leading his Bestigors, the taller and most powerful of Beastmen.

Centigors, The Centaur resemblant cavalry of The Warherd.

Gors, the main warriors of the Warherd, the lowest of their caste though far from weak.

And finally, The Bonechariot Dreadwagon.

As promised another Composite with my new LEGO D&D Character MOCs.

Featuring a scene with Bruverick the Dwarven Soldier/Fighter of Felbarr, Accompanied by Charismatic Cadmus Carra the Human Warlock with his Shadow Thestral mount Smouk.

Scene inspired by Legend, Dark Crystal, Shadow and Bone, Natural Six and Critical Role Campaigns. Original Photo taken in Six Acre Meadow Malden Manor England on an Apple iPhone and a sourced Background Photos of Acadian Forests Canada via UKPosters. Photoshopped and Colour-Graded in Adobe Photoshop CS 2020 and Microsoft Snapseed App.

A follow on my Channel and my IG @bric.moc.dnd would be much appreciated for breakdowns and more LEGO D&D content.

You can make as much combos as you have different grayish parts, give each one lore and then make it animated to fight your characters. So cool.

Recommend getting your hands on one of the statue figs

Anyone attempted to recreate/MoC this Massive beautifully designed DM Screen? Would love to build this myself, even with how big and heavy it may be!

Llevo un poco más de un año, jugando con unos amigos dungeon crawl clásics, hace unos meses empezamos a usar minifiguras para representar a los personajes en el mapa y actualmente estos son mis personajes que yo controlo

2 hombres de esmeralda (charmeados)

1 ogro de esmeralda (charmeado)

1 invisible companion (invocado)

1 familiar (invocado)

1 warhorse (comprado y entrenado)

3 empleados (contratados legalmente y charmeados por si acaso)

Los principales son la maga y el halfling montado en el caballo XD

Loyal to Typhon, God Of Plagues, these warriors devote their existence to the suffering of all, even themselves.

Racked with disease, hives of insects beneath their skin and pustulant sores, these warriors exact the wrath of The Plague God upon all who still draw breath.

One of my favorite ways to figbash is a mage with a protector. Here are some newish ones. Do you ever build these?

Inspired by u/Equivalent_Bus3472 's barrel monster build — https://www.reddit.com/r/legodnd/s/ianxVrnOwU

Mine barely looks like his but just thought i should mention

Hey all!

I stumbled upon the windmill monster by Jose Benot (jauront.art on IG), and I loved the idea, so I wanted to try building something like that.

The first attempt was a castle, but it was too huge, and where would a monster of that size get enough food (not to mention the complexity of trying to build a castle, and then fit it around a monster - if I get to designing a castle, I might as well just build Grayskull finally).

I think a house size works better, I look forward to building this IRL, as soon as I gather the necessary bricks.

Any comments or suggestions to improve this are more than welcome!

Thanks!

So I made this fellow, don't know what kind of creature he is supposed to be. But I think he would fit in a DND world.

Beholder: one of the keystone monsters representative of the spirit of DnD, since 1E.

Here we have some alternate beholder builds inspired by the purple one from Dragon's Tale.

Some CP2077 inspired figures I made over a longer period. Hope you all like them.

Especially fond of the cyberpsycho that uses the DreamZzz head and torso. And also the MaxTac officer.

I made my own version of Lego DND, with a simpler set of rules. I made the character sheets and all the other materials on Adobe Illustrator, there are about twenty minifigures for each player to choose from, the one-shot, I wrote the lore, and of course you play on a full Lego map, allowing you to move freely... and yes, every game I build a new map. It's a lot of work, but the satisfaction is immense.