More free LEGO Dungeons & Dragons content is out now
The last batch of free LEGO Dungeons & Dragons content has now launched on D&D Beyond, calling back to an iconic LEGO Games element.
LEGO Ideas 21348 Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon’s Tale has now launched for LEGO Insiders ahead of its wide release on April 4 and you can pick up the adventure for free on the LEGO Insiders Reward Centre now. That’s the end of the free LEGO D&D content though as new content is now available on D&D Beyond.
The official D&D website has added a batch of LEGO-based content including a set of digital dice, four backdrops, and four character frames to use on your digital character sheets. You can claim the free content as long as you have a free account on the platform by clicking here. No subscription is required.
The backdrops and the frames all use artwork from the free Red Dragon’s Tale adventure, focusing on the characters and monsters featured in the LEGO Ideas set and the adventure.
The most exciting inclusion in the free content is the LEGO digital dice though. The set of seven dice is based on the classic LEGO Games die element but with one stud on each side instead of four. The original die piece also only came as a six-sided dice, but this has been greatly expanded to cover every type needed for Dungeons & Dragons.
Rolling the dice will cause a flurry of LEGO accessories to land on your character sheet as it lands but rolling a 20 or a one will cause coins or a skeleton to appear respectively. At the time of writing, these dice are only available digitally but they could be a good foundation for physical LEGO dice in the future should there be a future for LEGO D&D.
This rounds out the previously announced free LEGO D&D content. LEGO Ideas 21348 Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon’s Tale is available now for LEGO Insiders for £314.99 / $359.99 / €359.99 and it exits early access on April 4. Those in the UK and Europe can pick up a free Mimic Dice Box gift-with-purchase with the set until April 7 or while stocks last. It has already run out of stock in the US.
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