The new Icons of the Realms: The Wild Beyond the Witchlight Sets are almost here from WizKids, meaning better games!
Wizkids has been pumping these out recently and we’re totally fine with it! More hobby stuff is always a plus. This time around the set focuses on the upcoming book for D&D. It looks like you can grab the individual boosters, the bricks, or some other starter sets.
Each booster comes with 4 characters and if you grab the brick you get 128 figures in total, whereas the starter comes with 10 figures in it.
The Wild Beyond the Witchlight Set Booster: $16.99
Sometimes the boosters are more fun because you don’t know exactly what you’re getting. If you just want the whole brick, you can grab that for $159.92. If you love D&D, check out what else they have been putting out lately. Let’s hear what they have to say about the boosters:
Bring your wickedly whimsical journey into the Feywild to life with D&D Icons of the Realms: The Wild Beyond the Witchlight. This exciting release includes an array of fanciful creatures and characters to perfectly complement your Feywild adventure!
This Icons of the Realms fantasy miniature release comes in two product configurations: the Booster and the Booster 8 Ct. Brick.
- Boosters each contain four figures total: 1 Huge or Large figure and 3 Medium or Small figures.
- Booster Bricks contain 8 Standard Boosters (32 figures total).
- Cases contain 4 Standard Bricks (32 Standard Boosters, 128 figures total).
Witchlight Carnival: $79.99
If you just want a bunch of minis to start with this is a great buy. Let’s hear what they have to say about the Starter Set:
Start the show with The Witchlight Carnival Premium Set, containing 7 medium figures, 2 large figures, and 1 huge figure!
That does it for this one, they aren’t on order quite yet, but should be soon!
Get Your Sets Here!
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