lego d&d

[sarous]

and where do i get that?

[Rubberchickenknight]

Book store, gaming store, ebay...

[sarous]

names please

[Rubberchickenknight]

Ebay is a name... and how would I know about gaming stores in your area? Use Yellow Pages, Google, etc.

[kelderic]

Or you could try looking on Google.

Kelderic

[Rubberchickenknight]

Or you could try looking on Google.

Kelderic

Google, etc.

I stated that already.

[Shadowviking]

Do you mean BrickQuest?

I was never aware that this even existed. But now that I know that it does, I will investigate the rules a little further. Upon first glance, it looks good. Thanks for the link.

And to Ottoam, too: I obviously don't know your preferences, but I find this game Awesometh as hecketh! It's a bit simpler than DnD,(no saving throws, etc.) but it's aweosme. I love building the dungeons, especially, but I add platforming elements.
Erm, sorry, was that off topic? :whimper:

[Legoholic]

Brickquest is fun I have played it a couple of time but making the dungeons to their standards is a pain so I usually just make the ground like you are supposed to and not the walls or the bases.

[Sir_Brick]

I play D&D and have made most of the characters in my party out of LEGO. I have done my Sorceror, the Ranger, the Dwarven Rogue ( I don't know what my friend was thinking ) and I have yet to do the half-orc monk. We don't actually play D&D with these characters but sometimes we use them for brikwars .