Which LEGO Dungeons & Dragons minifigures should you find with Brick Search first?

05/09/202406/09/2024 Rachael Davies 192 Views 1 Comment

If you’re gradually building up your collection of LEGO Collectible Minifigures 71047 Dungeons & Dragons characters, there are a few you should get sooner rather than later.

We already got our predictions in for which characters from 71047 Dungeons & Dragons would be the most popular. Now that they’re available to buy, we’ve been keeping our collective ear to the ground to hear which characters people are wanting the most of – and therefore which ones you’ll want to snap up first.

Considering that 71047 Dungeons & Dragons is set to retire at the end of the year – just a few short months away – there’s only a short window to get all the characters that you want. In terms of which minifigures you should get first, make sure to prioritise ones that you personally like most first. Each one of these minifigures is unique, so you likely won’t see anything like them again – unless the LEGO Group decides to go for a second series of D&D-themed CMFs.

We’ve also decided to gather together which minifigures we think should be top of everyone’s priority list, for various reasons. While it might seem tricky to guarantee you’ll be able to find them due to the blind boxes, thanks to Brick Search’s minifigure scanner, you can find out what’s inside each box before you buy by scanning the data matrix code on the base.

Read on for our picks of which minifigures you might want to set your sights – or scanner – on first.

Tiefling Sorcerer

The Tiefling Sorcerer is likely a common pick for many. The orange-skinned character depicts a race that has been challenging to make out of LEGO elements for years. Now that an official LEGO Tiefling is here, it’s received rave reviews across the board – and that’s not even mentioning the pseudodragon and magic effect as accessories. Don’t lose anytime in stocking up on this colourful Tiefling.

Dragonborn Paladin

With strong associations with LEGO Castle, the Dragonborn Paladin was always going to be one of the most popular minifigures from 71047 Dungeons & Dragons. The detailed printing on the armour elements as well as the extra warrior-suited accessories make this minifigure an amazing army-building resource for medieval forces.

Mind Flayer

The Mind Flayer is popular among D&D fans, Whovians, and anyone who is a fan of simply epic minifigure designs – which basically includes all LEGO collectors. In particular, the printed dress leg piece will be useful for custom minifigure designs LEGO Harry Potter, Star Wars and more. This minifigure may be harder to find than others, so keep Brick Search in your arsenal to find it sooner rather than later.

Elf Bard

The Elf Bard has proven to be anecdotally popular now that 71047 Dungeons & Dragons is out on shelves, with many people on social media naming it as the minifigure they want to collect first – and in bulk. This is perhaps because elf ear elements aren’t too common, especially in realistic skin tones.

LEGO The Lord of the Rings fans may well want to pick up a few of these minifigures for some custom upgrades. The colourful accessories and torso only make it all the more tempting, matched with a pair of extremely versatile leg to boot.

Get ready to scan your way to finding these minifigures before everyone else snaps them up firs by download Brick Search on iOS or Android ahead of time as the codes are scannable once again.

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Rachael Davies

I write about all the very best fandoms – and that means LEGO, of course. Spending so much time looking at and talking about LEGO sets is dangerous for my bank balance, but the LEGO shelves are thriving. You win some, you lose some.