bmac, 2 months ago

Bag #1 also comes with the first PC minifig and...y'all. Check this out. According to the book, this character is "Dwarf Cleric," with no official name.

First, it comes with both male- and female-presenting heads, so you can choose. Each head also has two possible expressions, one determined, and one amused.

They're holding a hammer and a holy symbol, and I'm glad the instructions said what it was, or I wouldn't have known. And the decoration on the body pieces is next-level.

The male dwarf cleric from the Lego Dungeons & Dragons set. He's a small-sized minifigure with shorter legs, with blue and tan painted garb on the body pieces. He has a separate piece representing bronze-colored pauldrons. He has a warhammer in his left hand, and a piece representing his holy symbol in his right. This version of the figure has an amused expression, but appears battle-damaged, with a black eye and a missing tooth.
The female dwarf cleric from the Lego Dungeons & Dragons set. She's a small-sized minifigure with shorter legs, with blue and tan painted garb on the body pieces. She has a separate piece representing bronze-colored pauldrons. She has a warhammer in her left hand, and a piece representing her holy symbol in her right. This version of the figure has a determined or angry expression.
The male dwarf cleric from the Lego Dungeons & Dragons set. He's a small-sized minifigure with shorter legs, with blue and tan painted garb on the body pieces. He has a separate piece representing bronze-colored pauldrons. He has a warhammer in his left hand, and a piece representing his holy symbol in his right. This version of the figure has a beard piece in place, so it's hard to read his expression, but seems determined.