Taken together, LEGO Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon's Tale more than impresses on its own. There's so many little nooks and crannies in this build, so many new things to see and explore at every turn.

It’s a chibi-fied, almost animated spin on the dragon, despite being inspired by the realistic-rendering of Toothless in the new remake. See How to Train Your Dragon Toothless at LEGO ...

But it's never too late to fix that. The LEGO Auspicious Dragon, Set #80112, retails for $89.99, and it is composed of 1171 pieces. It is available now at Amazon.

Dragon design features posable wings, jaw, hips, and more for ultimate medieval role-play fun. Set releases January 2025 for $59.99, perfect for expanding your LEGO Dungeons & Dragon collection.

They will just have to wait a couple weeks to do so, however. You can pre-order your LEGO Icons How to Train Your Dragon: Toothless building set now ($69.99), but it won’t ship until July 1.

The LEGO Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon’s Tale set is an elaborate homage to the original tabletop RPG, complete with classic monsters, countless traps, and an impressive number of fun little ...

The Red Dragon's Tale itself will be on sale $360 via the online store April 1 (April 4 if you're not a Lego Insider)—which is a lot pricier than most D&D miniature map sets. Dwarven Forge, for ...

Lego Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon’s Tale clocks in at a whopping 3,745 pieces—almost two-thirds the size of Lego’s epic-scaled Lord of the Rings Rivendell set from last year.

You can currently grab the Lego D&D set (or 'Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon's Tale' when it's at home) for £236.25 at Argos instead of the usual £314.99.