Pretty sure I can, except the head Flipz used which is unique.

I guess I meant other than you, but yeah, Flipz had to go and use a unique one.

Characters that I can build:

Alisha

Althior

Atramor (not sure if I have the torso)

Docken

Benji (not sure of I have the head)

Cronk (without weapons)

Daxus (of course)

Drake

Erdathcath

Fenimor

Galen

Glorfindel

Gorg

Haldor

Isabella

Boomingham (torso?)

Mizuki

Pretzel

Sir Sven

Sorrow/Syntax (head?)

Tarn

Tesni

Thothwick

Tomas

Harkenshire

26: A lot more than I thought.

Edited July 15, 201212 yr by LEGOman273

Am I really the only one who can build most of the active PCs?

I can make most of them, too, I think. (Except, you know, Flipz)

I can't build any of you. Heck, Sorrow is just Lloyd Garmadon and Cole cobbled together with a 1x1 round brick as a head.

Edited July 15, 201212 yr by Endgame

I can't build any of you. Heck, Sorrow is just Lloyd Garmadon and Cole cobbled together with a 1x1 round brick as a head.

I was wondering why there was a little red stripe at the bottom of the head!

I retconned it by saying it was a cloaking hood that created a magic colored veil over my face.

Hey, when you life with necromancers, masters of the arcane, you acquire some stuff like that!

I probaly only can build a few characters. My original one was just a few star wars pieces I had lying around (the old land in disguise and a cloak with a different face). On a different topic I have been really enjoying quest 35 Jeb. The banter with the paladin was fun and the enimes have all been really inventive. All the battles have been reasonaby tough but possible.

I retconned it. . .

Bah, Retcons!

:laugh:

I can build a few, a lot of them almost (for example, I don't have a yellow plume, for the rest I can build Docken). I really like how Darkdragon puts the Heroes in her quest (and her pictures are generally amazing ), I'm going to try and do the same with my upcoming quest, but we'll see.

No one can build Guts, his coat is custom, hehe. But it's no biggie, he looks cool without it as well .

LEGOman, I think you are forgetting you are in a location that is the product of my own twisted pysche.

LEGOman, I think you are forgetting you are in a location that is the product of my own twisted pysche.

DEMON!!!!

*Runs away*

Characters that I can build:

Pretzel

Really, but would you know what his back printing is?

DEMON!!!!

*Runs away*

I'm all with you on that one.

You guys can be so cruel.

But, there is one little snafu in your plan:

I can be infinitely crueler.

A Heroica-appropriate character made exclusively using Star Wars pieces, eh? Challenge accepted!

It shouldn't be that hard. Aliens are easy to fit in to a fantasy scenario, and the robe torsos look pretty good.

It shouldn't be that hard. Aliens are easy to fit in to a fantasy scenario, and the robe torsos look pretty good.

Nagure.

I've actually made a few enemies that are only SW parts.

Really, but would you know what his back printing is?

I'm all with you on that one.

It doesn't matter: it's covered by the cape-piece.

It doesn't matter: it's covered by the cape-piece.

It's the principle of the matter.

Nagure.

Huge Bionicle axe.

Huge Bionicle axe.

Meh, weapons don't count for the character, I think, and it was not always there.

Mallelio in Quest 30 is made of exclusively Star Wars parts.

Edited July 15, 201212 yr by CallMePie

Mallelio in Quest 30 is made of exclusively Star Wars parts.

As is U'vires (Or however you spell that) I believe.

It shouldn't be that hard. Aliens are easy to fit in to a fantasy scenario, and the robe torsos look pretty good.

Bah, where's the challenge in easy-moding it with an alien? I'd agree though, the robes do make it pretty easy. I suppose the challenge would lie in not just creating a bland, generic character with the parts.

Bah, where's the challenge in easy-moding it with an alien? I'd agree though, the robes do make it pretty easy. I suppose the challenge would lie in not just creating a bland, generic character with the parts.

Off the top of my head, the Tusken Raider torsos have been used by Zeph for bombing saboteurs, I've used the old Bib Fortuna torso for an assassin's light plate armor, and I remember seeing a Princess Leia torso with a Scout Trooper helmet for some character in Sandy's fish market scenes.

Off the top of my head, the Tusken Raider torsos have been used by Zeph for bombing saboteurs, I've used the old Bib Fortuna torso for an assassin's light plate armor, and I remember seeing a Princess Leia torso with a Scout Trooper helmet for some character in Sandy's fish market scenes.

Well, the original Dyric Rone (the one I'm using right now) contains of Cad Bane's torso, Han Solo's legs, and a black hood and two capes- all of which can be taken from Maul, the Emperor and numerous other figs. The only piece which isn't in a Star Wars set is the head.