r/legodnd Jul 02 '26

New Rule: No "Purchase" Posts

265 Upvotes

A new rule has been added disallowing "Purchase Posts." Posts that are showing a set you purchased are not in the spirit of the subreddit and will be removed.

edit: To clarify, this is targeted at low effort haul or purchase screenshots. These are low effort and do not fit with the spirit of the sub.


r/legodnd Mar 12 '26

Looking for Mod to run contests

9 Upvotes

Hey y'all. I've tried to run contests and did so pretty well for about 3 months. Unfortunately my ADHD brain won't let me be as consistent as I would like to be so I am on the search for a Mod to help with that part of the sub. If you are interested, please contact me through Mod Mail.

No experience is needed, just a want to help with this incredibly community.


r/legodnd 8h ago

Drider

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83 Upvotes

Any ideas for a Drider custom out of spinlyn?


r/legodnd 3h ago

Sir Thorian - The Silent Knight

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18 Upvotes

r/legodnd 14h ago

Request for instructions

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83 Upvotes

r/legodnd 1d ago

The Knights of the Olde Republic fight off the undead horde!

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79 Upvotes

Cody and Rex duel high level lieutenants of the Lich, The Cleric barely holds off an undead onslaught, and the owlbear backs the wizard into a corner, unaware of the raging barbarian about to strike.

Finally finished reassembling the full DnD set, and had to get these boys set up in a combat scene.


r/legodnd 1d ago

Frog-like creature

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57 Upvotes

I imagine this creature being some sort of swamp dweller. The arms by its head are supposed to represent antennae of some sort but it isn’t that good of an effect. They could just be extra arms too.

The big arms and hands are from a Lloyd Lego keychain and a Yoda Lego keychain. I think the head is from Space Police, and the rest was sourced from a Dragon CMF

The little backstory I made up for this creature was that it’s just a guardian for the smaller swap residents. As in, it probably has like 30 frogs in whatever little den it’s made 🐸


r/legodnd 1d ago

Spirit 👻

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174 Upvotes

Legs are from Ninjago, torso Lego city, and the head pieces are from Hidden side.


r/legodnd 1d ago

Minotaur

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30 Upvotes

Helmet is from the Monke Kid line
Head is from a black panther
Armor is a sith from the Ahsoka show (I’m sorry but I don’t keep up to know the names)
Torso is the back of an iron man figure
The weapon is custom, but the legs are from the flying monkey from the Lego Batman movie. I have no recollection of where I got the skirt from.


r/legodnd 1d ago

The assassin got ambushed

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14 Upvotes

An assassin came, but didnt anticipate the guards were actually from the clan of ninjas


r/legodnd 1d ago

Stone Golem

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15 Upvotes

Headlight bricks on top, torso is from one of those little nexo knight robots. I love this little guy and his goofy nose


r/legodnd 2d ago

Wise Old Falconer

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296 Upvotes

A man of few words and his companion that spoke none. A capable pair.


r/legodnd 1d ago

The Rat King

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94 Upvotes

There is always an army available when rats are what you choose to train


r/legodnd 2d ago

✨Monk✨

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150 Upvotes

One arm is from the crazy cat lady Lego movie cmf, the other is from the Lego Batman movie scarecrow, torso is ninjago, head and hair are also ninjago and the legs are from Wong.


r/legodnd 2d ago

Koji's Gashadokuro

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75 Upvotes

My fourth time redesigning this guy


r/legodnd 2d ago

Creator dragon with Lloyd's legendary dragon wings

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350 Upvotes

I recently got the DnD and the medieval dragon sets. I put the wings from Lloyd's legendary dragon on it to make it look more like a proper green dragon, in the same style as the red dragon from the Dnd set.

What do you all think?


r/legodnd 1d ago

Dragon assault rider

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30 Upvotes

Finally acquired an authentic lego Smaug figure and I've had so much fun! (And yes I'm being very careful with it being dark red although it seems to be holding up quite well!)


r/legodnd 2d ago

The Ratchet Girl

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81 Upvotes

Hey everyone! I hope you're doing great!

Here's new character I created for my dnd lego universe.

The story of the lost girl from Ravengarde continues.

Violet Vale was not a little girl anymore.

By the time Roderick’s search reached the southern roads, years had passed. The child who vanished from Ravengarde had learned how to sleep under stairways, read a lie before it was finished, and move through alleys without leaving a trace.

Harrowick taught her quickly.

The city had the worst name in the region, and most of it was deserved. Its mayor promised order from high balconies, while the lower streets answered to another name.

Morden Blackholt.

The Blackholt Gang kept Harrowick breathing through debt, stolen goods, black-market medicine, and threats spoken softly enough to sound polite.

Violet learned the lower city instead.

She moved with the Candle Rats. Runners, abandoned apprentices, pickpockets, and anyone young enough to be ignored but clever enough to survive.

Somewhere in those years, Violet stopped waiting to be rescued.

On Cinderhook Alley, she opened a small shop called The Ratchet & Ribbon.

To most people, it was a repair stall for locks, hinges, bells, music boxes, and broken little things.

To the underground, it was where you went when you needed a trap, a warning, a hidden lock, or a door to punish the man who thought he owned the key.

She robbed the rich, ruined their traps, embarrassed their collectors, and sold better tools to people who were never meant to fight back.

Worse than that, the Candle Rats had started listening to her.

Violet still carried the vial.

She did not know exactly what it was. Only that powerful people wanted it badly, and desperate men became dangerous when they learned she had it.

Roderick Vale still searched for the girl he lost.

But Harrowick had already made her into someone else.

And Violet was not sure she wanted to be found...

Thanks for reading and for your interest in the world I'm creating. It means a lot!

You can find more of my original LEGO fantasy characters here: Bricks Of Many Realms


r/legodnd 2d ago

Forest Scene

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146 Upvotes

Today I set up this scene with the center piece being the "Love Birds" tree from Lego Ideas #072. I think it works really well adding a canopy over everything. Also, the top where the birds are supposed to perch works really well for an ambush spot, or maybe I can build a tree fort there in the future. What do you think?


r/legodnd 2d ago

Scissor Gladiators

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116 Upvotes

The scissor (scissor) was a rare and specialized Roman gladiator) who used a tubular steel arm-guard ending in a crescent-shaped blade.

More Gladiator content to come soon.


r/legodnd 2d ago

The Dragon slayer

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35 Upvotes

r/legodnd 2d ago

Monsters and Villains

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105 Upvotes

This is the main bulk of the monsters and villains I plan to use for my up coming campaign. Most are official builds and a few are Mocs. Definitely will be adding more to this in the coming weeks 😁 if my gold pouch permits it 🤣


r/legodnd 2d ago

Kopfgeld: Riesentöter gesucht

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10 Upvotes

Here’s the start of a small adventure in Rutland, an online multiplayer world played with LEGO minifigures. Everyone is welcome to join — and perhaps someone might even be interested in stepping up as a Game Master and helping us tell more stories and expand the world of Rutland together!


r/legodnd 2d ago

How much would you spend on pieces for customs? (Purist)

3 Upvotes

Despite being in the castle world for three years, only now have I got really into making lone / journeyman knights. They’re fun to make and always look nice. However helmets and other elements for some that I’m designing come up to a hefty sum, so I thought I’d as the forum. How much do you spend on specific parts for custom characters. And now much is too much?


r/legodnd 3d ago

The Fighting Pits

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34 Upvotes

Deep in the darkest bowels of The Roman Empire, gladiators are made to fight in “The Pits” before proving themselves worthy of the Arena.

Weapons are crude and chosen at random by the Ordinatus as crowds and soldiers watch with anticipation.