Lego Castle and Dungeons & Dragons

[WesternOutlaw]

Do any of you remember the game Dungeons & Dragons? If so, have you ever tried roleplaying with Lego castle figs?

[Dr Lucky]

I've been roleplaying for ten years, and I've pretty much always used Lego minifigs for miniatures. I don't really play D&D any more, but we just wrapped up a Vampire game where I had provided figs for the whole group. I'm getting ready for the next game I'll be running, and I've been making lots of NPC's... I picked up a boat load of stuff from Red Bean and Little Armory to make certain characters even more special.

[WesternOutlaw]

Do you have any pictures of your figs Dr. Lucky?

[SuvieD]

Weird, I just wrote about something like this in a different thread.

Never played roleplaying game myself but I am interested in a more simplified version of Brikwars I made. I could never find anyone to playtest it though.

I would like to see pictures also Dr. Lucky.

[WesternOutlaw]

I would consider hosting a short game of simplified Advanced D&D if some members are interested in participating. I never did this before (using Lego figs) and over the web, but it might be fun. Players could choose their characters and submit pictures, buy weapons, etc. I think it would be fun if the interest exists.

[Deinonychus]

I've only RPed once in my life, but I spent countless hours browsing through sourcebooks while most of my friends did...

Which only puts me in mind to whip up some Rifts MOCs 8-

[Dr Lucky]

I am discovering that my photography skills suck. I took a bunch of pictures, and the only ones that came out at all are some little Bib Fortuna - Greek guys and the chaos that is my desk. I'll try again later.

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/rdarbee/Misc/guys.jpg

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/rdarbee/Misc/chaos.jpg

[Brick Miner]

this is kinda funny when i think back on it, but when i was like 16 i made a Wild West RPG. X-D

my experience/interest is actually in TCGs (Trading Card Games) like Magic: The Gathering, SW: TCG, and others. in my WW game, each fig had attributes similar to a single card in one of the fore mentioned games. my game played more like a card game, drawing different resources (calvery, guns, horse, etc.) each turn, then getting a fixed amount of "actions" to play them each turn. i had dreams of selling the idea to LEGO one day. :'-)

i know LEGO did a card game with Adventures: OE, i wonder how close it was to my WW game that i made some 7 years earlier !!! 8-

[Jipay]

I would consider hosting a short game of simplified Advanced D&D if some members are interested in participating. I never did this before (using Lego figs) and over the web, but it might be fun. Players could choose their characters and submit pictures, buy weapons, etc. I think it would be fun if the interest exists.

Count me in ! Though I could only make a turn per day...