LEGO Dungeons & Dragons Game Night 

Lego Dungeons game sounds amazing! I love lego games so I think they would do so well with a dnd lego rpg game!

As long as it's D&D themed, and not whatever Minecraft Dungeons was going for.

Like a Lego baldurs gate?

I need a "Lego's Gate" asap 😊

They've got castle sets and a medieval square, Viking village etc. It'd be pretty easy to build your story based off of that.

Anji is the best lol 😂

I’ve used lego as a medium for minstures for a long time. It works excellently and the PC’s can “build” their characters

@@Gotham_Media A pity there aren't many Lego versions of griffins, minotaurs, centaurs, dragons and other creatures used in D&D from past sets. If there WERE, they'd fit perfectly here until Wizards and/or Hasbro decides to add more D&D themed creatures to the set

@@SilverScribe85there are some Iv got the majority of those in my Lego collection

I used an old ninja Lego as a mini before. Fits well in a 5ft square.

in september theyre releasing a dnd collectable minifig series

I think I might steal that one, lol❤️‍🔥

Totally agree, she did a fantastic job with the voices and personality and DMing

Have you checked out DesiQuest? She’s a player on that and Luis guest stars.

​@ourabouras i loved that show.

"AND WHO AM I?!" "NOT THIS!"

I honestly kept thinking he was a paladin

Going to go find a place to cry again…

@@billblyth6815”WAKE UP, ZERXES! **YOU** DID THIS TO ME!!!”

Would you say it's worth the price?

I hope, wish, PRAY, that they do that, if they keep coming with more Harry Potter stuff WHY NOT DND?!?!

You know, I never thought of it, but lego sets designed to be used in D&D campaigns is not a bad idea. Especially if they're at a readily affordable price point.

Hi! The sound effects can be found at lego.com/dnd if you are a LEGO Insider. There's no cost to join!

@@DNDWizards great thank you! additive question: is there any official way to get the soundracks downloaded ? :D

I heard they will be releasing D&D CMF minifigs

Look again - the gnome is shorter than the rest, and is using the half-sized legs that Lego usually uses for child figures! But yes, it is a shame that they couldn't have found a way to make the orc a little bigger.

I think somewhere in the video they mention that it is indeed her first time DMing.

That would be Anjali Bhimani www.imdb.com/name/nm0080401/

At the very least I'm hoping they add this D&D LEGO set into Lego fornite but an actual LEGO dungeons and dragons video game would be so legit...

On the Lego website.

Althea must be an evocation wizard as she uses Sculpt Spell at one point. Robyn must be a thief rogue as he makes use of Second-Story Work and Fast Hands. I don't think the other two ever used any of their subclass features though.

You can check out the character sheets (and the adventure!) on D&D Beyond here: dndbeyond.link/CLAIMLEGODND

The elf is an Evocation Wizard, the Gnome is a Champion Fighter, the Dwarf is a Life Domain Cleric and the Orc is a Thief Rogue.

If the fighter was wearing heavy armor, the dexterity modifier doesn’t come to play. Clerics also get proficiency with certain martial weapons, and some subclasses actually get proficiency with Marshall weapons. Clerics also have medium armor proficiency by default and some subclasses will allow heavy armor proficiency as well.

I love the way she plays!

They do that now for some reason. They arnt the only ones. Critical Role went from live to pre-recorded as well.

This is more of a premiere than a stream. It's most likely easier for people like Anjali, Ginny & Luis to have it prerecorded, so they can sprinkle out promotion for it through the week or so leading up to the premiere. It seems like they also did a pretty hefty promotional photoshoot from one of Ginny's shorter instagram videos.

@@Exodus12341 The reason CR went to pre-recordings was initially for COVID concerns for the period during Mighty Nein where they had all to play from home. And I think even after that up until the end of the campaign (or close to it), each player was at their own table for distancing. The main reason I can think of for going pre-recorded >>> live-streaming is that it's quite frankly, just a whole lot less stressful for the cast and crew of the show. It likely allows for more time with family, better prep for Matt & the players, and generally being able to more easily control how the episodes start and end.