Build Your Own - Lego Dnd Minifigures from Scratch 

@@hectorb3960Totally agree! Particularly good series for RPG and fantasy minis. Looking forward to switching pieces around to come up with new combinations 🤓 I picked up a few from Walmart also, but yet to have the whole set. Hoping to complete it over the weekend!

@@wanderingaming5805 Thank you! Some definitely worked out better than others. Now that I have the official Dnd series I’m still happy with some of my builds, but some could use a little work.

@@saibthar I do now too! I have the set that I made and the official set (which is amazing!). Hoping they make a series 2 in 2025.

@@assumedflash Thanks so much! Good idea with the crocodile head. I used a Chima crocodile head for a kobold rogue in one of my solo actual play games. With a grey hood on he looks legit!

There are also a couple dragons in the Vidiyo line that are perfect for dragonborn considering it’s the same headsculpt.

@@47STREET474747 - You’re totally right! The red & blue dragons, and there were unicorn and squid headed humanoids that could be useful for Dnd. Also some cat and rabbit heads that would be useful for Tabaxi & Harengon.

Thank you! I had another build for the mindflayer, but I think this one is better. I was lucky with Strahd as I had had the hair piece from a centaur I think, and the face was from a Monster Hunter vampire.

I got a little obsessed and picked up an Atlantis headpiece too, which makes for a little bit more fierce looking Mindflayer. 🦑 I have been looking for that hair piece to make a homemade friend as a minifigure. 😂 I feel the Monster Hunter line was slept on a bit, some underrated prints there!

@@benjaminmoy2669 Agreed! Monster Hunter has some good options for monsters too. Some great zombies, not to mention other undead. I’m going to do some videos at some point on the best Lego themes for use in Dnd/TTRPGs. Let me know if you have any suggestions or requests!

@@PowerTheHouse Thank you!

@@SilverScribe85 Thanks for the question! Short answer - mostly, yes. I have created most of these playable species before (tortle, leonin, kenku, tabaxi, goliath, drow, warforged, triton). Vecna would certainly be possible. The dracon would be difficult due to the four-legged lower body. The more unique a species or character is, however, the more difficult to build with Lego. I think a passable version of Vecna could be made, but it would depend on the pieces you had on hand. I’m planning to do a general video on using Lego minifigs for Dnd games, so I will try to feature some of the species you asked for!

@@Homemade_Heroes Do you have a video showing how you made Tortle, Leonin, Drow, Kenku and all those examples I listed?

@@SilverScribe85 Not yet. But now that you have asked, I will aim to get one made! 👍

@@Homemade_Heroes Thank you in advance, I'm curious to see what pieces you might use for a Kenku head. I've already seem some people use a Red Skull head from a Marvel figure to craft Vecna

@@SilverScribe85 my go to is a Chima piece. Not AMAZING, but I used it for Kettlesteam when running Wild Beyond the Witchlight

@@colbauer1426 🤣 He isn’t representing paladins very well!

@@rickcornelissen3466 That is awesome! Yeah, drow are difficult as there are very few black coloured heads with suitable eye. Most of them have single coloured or evil looking eyes. Not much to choose from there. Most elf hair is LotR or ‘Elves’ and the Elves hair pieces are quite fanciful - odd colours. Luckily I have built up a wee collection over time, so I don’t often have to buy new elf hair!

@@Homemade_Heroes I use purple/violet for drow. But they are also uncommon.

@@rickcornelissen3466 Yes true. Why are drow always so difficult? 😂

@@rickcornelissen3466 Do you have a video or images of your BG3 minifigs on social media somewhere? I might try making these too - a great idea!